This information originally appeared on ShipRaiders.com. Shippensburg University has announced a spectator policy and guidelines for on-campus athletic events in the spring 2021 semester. All decisions regarding spectators are based on the health and well-being of the student-athletes and coaches and preserving the opportunity to play. Spectator Policy At this time, no visiting fans or general…
The Slate, Shippensburg University’s student-run newspaper, once again earned Student Keystone Media Awards, this time with a school record of seven. The annual award contest, presented by the Pennsylvania News Media Association, recognizes high school and college journalism that provides relevance, integrity and initiative. The Slate received five first place awards and two honorable mentions.…
Alumnus Scott Fraser was featured in a Sentinel article profiling leaders in the Midstate. Read the full article.
The life, career and impact of Angel Doyle ’04M was featured in a PennLive article. She retired in January 2021 after 30 years of service in the Harrisburg School District. Read the full article.
Steve Gironda ’89 was featured in the Tribune-Democrat for his efforts to collect and distribute donations to help those recovering from the recent winter storm and utility outages in Texas. Girondo, sales and marketing manager for Servpro, of Ebensburg and Indiana, will travel to Texas to deliver the donations. Read the full article.
Join the International Women’s Day celebration on March 8 at 5:30 p.m. with Ship’s virtual leadership Seminar, “From Challenge to Change: Leading the Next Generation of Women for Change in a Global Economy.” Five leading female African American college presidents/administrators will lead the discussion, focusing on the the them “A changed world is an alert…
Dr. Allison Carey’s book “Allies and Obstacles: Disability Activism and Parents of Children with Disabilities” was awarded the 2021 Scholarly Achievement Award of the North Central Sociological Association, recognizing the book as the best sociology book of the year by an author in the region. The North Central Sociological Association is a regional association focused…
Lawrence Eppard’s book “Poorly understood: What America get wrong about poverty,” was featured in Futurity. Read the full article.
Alumnus David Goodin’s appointment to superintendent of Sampson County Schools was featured in the Sampson Independent. Read the full article.
Alumnus and third grade teacher Joe Bucher was featured in a PennLive article announcing his run for Mechanicsburg Borough Council. Read the full article.