Dr. Jennifer Haugie, associate vice president for Enrollment Management, returned home after 140 days of care battling COVID-19. Her story was featured in the Record Herald. Welcome home Jennifer! Read the full story.
Shippensburg University launches ShipShield, an expanded and updated version of the CampusShield safety app from 911Cellular used by the university for Covid-19 health monitoring and resources since the fall 2020 semester. The newly rebranded app now includes many safety and emergency features in addition to Covid-19 updates. Members of the campus community may download the…
Shippensburg University’s ABET accredited software engineering program is ranked 14 in the nation according to Study.com’s 2021 Best Bachelor’s Degrees in Software Engineering list. To formulate the ranking list, Study.com reviewed software engineering programs from across the nation based on their career resources, the quality of education and faculty. Ship landed at number 14 on…
Faculty and Staff, With the spring semester coming to an end and the summer term just beginning, most buildings upon campus will go to a modified unlock schedule. This modified schedule will begin immediately. All building card access doors will be unlocked during normal business hours and will be the main point of entrance to…
Former linebacker for the Shippensburg Raiders Football Team, Josh Goodman ’02, started a self-pour beverage company, which has taken off in the last five years. PourMyBeer currently partners with some of the largest brands out there, including Buffalo Wild Wings, Dave & Buster’s, Whole Foods, and even Coca-Cola. The Vision After leaving his position at an…
Terry Wallace ’98 was featured in a “And Now You Know” article announcing his new role with Weis Markets. Wallace was named vice president of supply chain and logistic. Read the full article.
Alumnus Dave Geyer was highlighted in an article in The Advocate. Geyer served as the swim coach at Louisiana State University for 16 years. Read the full article.
Shippensburg University was mentioned in an article by Central New York News highlighting the ongoing work from the Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund grant in 2019 to educate the public and better understand the impacts of the spread of Japanese Knotweed in the Upper Delaware River watershed. Read the full article.
Senior Alison Wyland ‘21 is heading off on the next step of her journey to become a pediatric physical therapist after completing her degree in exercise science with an applied health science concentration. For as long as she can remember she’s had a passion for athletics and an curiosity about “how the body works.” This leader her to Ship’s Exercise Science Program, and now she is…
First Friday returns to Shippensburg on June 4 and Shippensburg University is hosting and sponsoring two new attractions, a screening of “Wonder Woman 1984” and tours of the School of Engineering in the repurposed Steam Plant. First Friday – June 4 Schedule Ship Station (51 Fort Street) – 4:30 – 8:00 p.m. Mama’s Dine N’…