Learn more about programs offered at Ship and how to use your employee benefits to continue your education in a virtual Lunch & Learn. BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch!) Please RSVP. Wednesday, July 29, Noon – 1:00 p.m. Link: https://apply.ship.edu/register/SUEmployeeLunchandLearnJuly2020 or https://slate.to/BRj0VMpJ
A Pennlive article published on July 10 reviewed the fall 2020 plans for several universities within the State System. Read the full article.
Colleagues, Greetings to you. I hope you are safe and well. I write to you today to update you on staffing adjustments that you may find pertinent in your work. As Dr. Truss leaves us this week, Barry McClanahan has assumed the position of Interim Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs. Barry has…
Dr. Allison Carey, professor of sociology and anthropology, co-authored the new book “Allies and Obstacles: Disability Activism and Parents of Children with Disabilities.” She collaborated with Richard K. Scotch, professor of sociology and public policy at the University of Texas and Pamela Block, professor of anthropology at Western University. The book dissects the relationship between…
Six Shippensburg University alumnae were named Central Penn Business Journal’s 2020 Women of Influence: Meghan Clark ’12M, Nicole (Gentile) Deary ’02-’09M, Elizabeth “Betsy” (LaCoe) Hamm ’01-’05M, Robin Rohrbaugh ’88, Patricia “Patty” (Bonitz) Sibbach ’90, and Jessica (Conrey) Whitmyer ’03. The award ceremony was held virtually this June, and honored women business leaders for their…
Holly Laughman ’08 was featured in the Gettysburg Times getting to know section. She is a DJ and Owner of HD Entertainment. Read the full article.
Beth Hahn ’88, president of Shillington-based Berkshire Systems Group Inc. and SAH Inc., was featured in the Reading Eagle discussing her work in a male-dominated field. Read the full article.
Shaashawn S. Dial ’00M has worn many hats during her career, but in an article with Diverse: Issues in Higher Ed, she discusses what always pulls her back to higher education. “That’s where I realized that so much of education is being a cheerleader for folks, it is identifying how they were failed or what…
This story first appeared in Shippensburg University Magazine. Knowledge and education. These are the keys, said Dr. David Wildermuth, associate professor of German, to understanding the root causes of war and conflict, with the hope for ending world violence. Wildermuth is on a year-long sabbatical in Germany, researching material for the book Ordinary Soldiers? A…
Ship’s upcoming commencement ceremonies and comments from President Laurie A. Carter were featured in a Public Opinion Newspaper article on July 3. Read the full article.