Shippensburg University is excited to bring its campus community, “Ship N’ Seek”, an augmented reality (AR) app designed as a fun way to help guide students. The app will be displayed at the university’s open house on Saturday, November 9. Created by software engineering students, the app celebrates the 50th anniversary of Ship’s Computer Science…
On Saturday, October 18, 2024, Shippensburg University announced the homecoming royalty winners during halftime at the Ship vs Kutztown football game, located at Seth Grove Stadium. All proceeds that were raised directly support the SCRC’s Hound’s Pack program. This year, Tymere Harris and Annie Linker took home Homecoming Royalty! Tymere Harris Harris is a mechanical engineering…
In June 2024, the Botanical Society of America hosted the National Botany Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Attendees learned more about a variety of research topics, including endangered species conservation, plant adaptation and environmental stressors. Heather Sahli, faculty member in the biology department, presented her ongoing research on the Pennsylvania endangered dwarf iris, Iris verna.…
Courtney Perkins, a junior education major and member of the Activities Program Board (APB) is an example of what it means to be dedicated to helping others and creating a strong community. Perkins is dual majoring in early childhood education and special education. She felt the most drawn toward early childhood education, “My mom is…
Ship graduate student, Gwendolyn Elsey, has had a summer full of professional learning experience as an Ulta Beauty glow intern.
Laci Hoover, an education major at Shippensburg University, is making a difference at the the Easter Seals Camp in Wisconsin.
This summer, Shippensburg University students are working as interns across a variety of different career paths.
Joseph D'Ambrosio, a political science major at Shippensburg University, is dedicated to government advocacy and has a bright future ahead. He interns at the PA Municipality League, is a member of the honors college, president of the political science club and is on track to earn his masters in public administration.
Anne Rathgeb & Emily Fenwick exercise science majors at Ship, represent academic excellence and success in various ways. Their end-of-the-semester research project, hands-on experiences in the exercise science program and involvement in student-led organizations all contribute to their future success.
Shippensburg University is proud to recognize Kayla Dalhouse. She is heavily involved in Track & Field, student athletic and leadership organizations, has studied abroad in Costa Rica, and is on the path to serving in the Dominican Republic as member of the Peace Corps.