Sieta Achampong ’01 inspires students

Dr. Sieta Achampong ‘01 was certain of her future in education when she came to Ship. “I always knew I was going to be a teacher. I used to run camps in the summer and, as a kid myself, my grandparents would let me take other kids to museums and stuff because I always loved…

PASSHE Women’s Consortium annual conference announced

The annual PASSHE Women’s Consortium Conference, hosted by Slippery Rock, will take place virtually on March 26 and 27. This years program focuses on wellness, agency and advocacy, an intersectional context. Topics include: Trans health & wellness issues Sexual assault Interpersonal violence Title IX White supremacist threats to health & wellness COVID-19 Mental Health Black…

Franny Choi to share poetry reading with Ship community

Join Franny Choi, a queer, Korean-American author, for a virtual poetry reading on March 19 at 7:00 p.m. Choi is the author of two poetry collections, “Soft Science” (Alice James Books, 2019) and “Floating, Brilliant, Gone” (Write Bloody Publishing, 2014), as well as one chapbook, “Death by Sex Machine” (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2017). The event…

Ship announces date for Annual Children’s Fair

The Shippensburg University Children’s Fair returns on April 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Ship Rec facility, located at 533 Lancaster Drive. The annual event is part of Ship Serves, the University’s service-learning program, and is made possible by student, faculty, and staff volunteers. With COVID-19 mitigation protocols in place, children will enjoy a…

A message from COVID Office: March 5 update

Welcome to March! Thank you Ship Community for a great start to our semester and our new R3 testing initiative. We look forward to a productive semester filled with additional opportunities. R3 TESTING CENTER UPDATE 1.      Over the past two weeks, the R3 Testing center has performed over 3500 tests of students, staff and faculty of…

Spring 2021 commencement plans announced

Congratulations graduates! The time has come! At the beginning of the semester, we shared with you that we were waiting to make decisions regarding commencement due to the pandemic. To accommodate different comfort levels with social gatherings and moving about in public, you and your families will have the option of participating in commencement in one of two…

A personal message from President Carter

Hello Ship community, I write to you today with a personal and bittersweet message. It is with emotion I share that, after much discussion with my family, I have decided to accept an opportunity that moves us away from Shippensburg. This summer, I will be transitioning to Lawrence University, in Appleton, WI where I will…