Shippensburg University’s Esports program was featured on Esports Supply. Mike Duignan, executive director for campus life and student union, was also interviewed for the article. Read the full article.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced their 2021 seasons Cheerleaders and you can expect to see a familiar Ship face on the squad. Angel Golphin ’15 is one of 11 new members to join the 32 person squad. She was selected from hundreds of candidates spanning across 24 states in addition to Japan, Taiwan, Mexico and Canada.…
Colleagues, I hope this note finds you well and enjoying our gradual return to life more reflective of pre-pandemic times. How refreshing to finally see, in person, the smiles and full faces of friends and colleagues. While the summer of 2021 offers relief with the return to more normal life and the more relaxed feel…
Stephanie Jirard appeared on WITF’s Smart Talk on Friday, June 18. She discussed declining enrollment at colleges and universities and how Ship is working to reverse this trend. Listen to her full interview.
Faculty and staff are invited to an Ice Cream Party, outside Heiges Field House, hosted by the Department of Athletics, on Wednesday, June 30 from noon to 2:00 p.m. The party is a moment for Athletics to celebrate and thank all coaches and department staff for their work on behalf of student-athletes throughout the pandemic.…
Study.com ranks Shippensburg University’s Communications, journalism and media program a Best Degree Program in Journalism for 2021. Ship landed at number seven on the list of 50 schools from across the nation. To formulate the ranking list, Study.com reviewed journalism programs based on their career resources, quality of education and faculty. Accredited by the Accrediting…
Lee Fortenberry, finance, appeared on Fox43’s Money Smart on June 15. Fortenberry offered post pandemic money tips. Watch his interview.
This story first appeared on Zippia, The Career Expert. Dr. Dhiman Chattopadhyay, assistant professor of communication, journalism and media, was among 12 faculty members from universities across the nation interviewed on the current communications job market. He shared trends, stand-out skill sets and where graduates can expect to find jobs. In your opinion, what are…
Alumnus Brian Kunkle is working to find ways to prevent, treat and cure diseases like Alzheimer’s. Kunkle is an assistant professor in the Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation Department of Human Genetics and the John P. Hussman Institute for Human Genomics at the University of Miami. Read about his research.
Robert Shaffer’s letter to the editor appeared in the New York Times on June 6. Read his full letter.