On Thursday, Sept. 26th, 2024, Hayley Anderson, the director of communications and outreach for Career and Workforce Development, was a finalist for the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance (CVBA) Young Professional Awards. Anderson was also a finalist for the Rising Award. The award recognizes individuals with five years or less experience who demonstrate great potential within…
The Shippensburg Community Resource Coalition (SCRC) is thrilled to announce that it has entered its third year of renewed funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This grant will allow the SCRC to continue addressing the risk factors of youth substance use while focusing on resilience. Dr. Liz Fisher, professor of social…
Lorelee Isbell, associate vice president for Career and Workforce Development, will speak at upcoming PA Chamber Foundation event. Internships are a critical tool for bridging the gap between education and employment in today’s rapidly evolving job market. Learn how your business can leverage internships as a talent development strategy in this free webinar! Join the…
Shippensburg University professor of history Dr. Steven Burg will be moderating a conversation with New York Times best selling author Jeff Shaara at the Capitol Theater in Chambersburg on Saturday, October 5, 2024 from 7-9 pm. This conversation and book signing is a fundraiser for the Franklin County Historical Society, and tickets which are $45…
The department of biology's,Heather Sahli, and students present research on endangered species at National Botany Conference.
The Teacher Education's department's Christine Anne Royce participates in ocean drilling research and completes Arabic language degree.
The education department's faculty member, Wendy Kubasko, contributions a chapter in a new teacher-educator book.
The History department's faculty member, Allen Dieterich-Ward, publishes new book on PA's environmental history.
The Sports Medicine department's faculty member, Tanya Miller, receives 2024 PA Athletic Trainers' Society Distinguished Merit Award.
The English department's faculty member, Cristina Rhodes, contributes chapter on childhood creativity in forthcoming edited collection.