Dr. Christine Anne Royce co-presented “Exploring the empty spaces: Integration, cooperation, and learning between S, T, E, and M.” with association leadership, and was a member on the “Now, more than ever integrated STEM is a must” panel at the STEM Leadership Alliance Summit in Orlando, FL. She was also invited to join the Board…
Dr. Gretchen Pierce presented “Vast Factories, Glass Bottles, and Made-up Women: Visions of Modernity in Mexican Beer and Tequila Ads, 1910–40,” Agriculture, Food & Human Values Society/Association for the Study of Food and Society in Athens, GA in May 2022.
Dr. Thomas Hatvany published an article in Current Psychology this summer entitled “Moxie: individual variability in motivation intensity” with a graduate student Co-author from the counseling department Katie Barber. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12144-022-03304-7#:~:text=Moxie%20and%20its%20relation%20to,effort%20into%20achieving%20their%20goals
Dr. Christine Anne Royce recently received the “Outstanding Leadership in Science Education (OLISE) Award.” Royce was named the 2022 recipient for the OLISE given by the National Science Education Leadership Association. This award recognizes and honors an NSELA member, who through professional work, has demonstrated outstanding leadership in science education at the school, county, regional…
Colleagues in the Psychology Department, Amber Norwood, Dr. Thomas Hatvany, Dr. James Griffith, and Dr. Kathryn Potoczak, Psychology, recently co-authored an article titled, ‘Sample Size in Behavioral Research: A Systematic Review of JEAB and JABA from 2009 to 2018’ in the peer-reviewed journal, Brazilian Journal of Behavior Analysis (currently in press). The article was based on…
A book Dr. John Bloom coauthored with the late Matthew Bentley has gone to press and is due to be released on December 1. The book is entitled, “The Imperial Gridiron: Manhood, ‘Civilization,’ and Football at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.” It focuses upon how this school, designed to indoctrinate Indigenous youths into mainstream, Anglo-Protestant…
When Wanda Polk Bankhead ’79 talks about her Ship experience, she is quick to talk about all of the people she got to know along the way. In fact, she even breaks out in song about it. “You know that song, ‘Getting to know you, getting to know all about you’? That’s what college is…
A sweet partnership between Shippensburg University and Hersheypark led to a summer “Learn and LinkedIn” panel for more than 130 college students from across the country. The Hersheypark Leadership Development Internship, a collaboration between Ship and Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company, is a program that offers leadership classes, experiential learning, and assessment to college students…
Ready to find out why Ship is it? Join us for one of our upcoming open house this fall on September 10, October 22 or November 12. Open house is a great way to: Discover the next steps to becoming a Ship student Attend an academic session Have your academic questions answered by our passionate…
WITF interview junior political science major Regina Yeung for the story “Nearly a Million Pennsylvanians Could Have Their Student Loans Wiped Away Under Joe Biden’s Plan.” Read the full article.