Professor Chattopadhyay new book, Global Journalism In Comparative Perspective analyzes global journalism in a way that has not been established by other professionals and scholars in the field of communications and media. Many researchers look at journalism through a western standpoint, whereas Chattopadhyay recognizes and compares how journalism exists in the east vs the west.
Dr. Mark Sachleben, professor of political science, is known for his research and expertise in international relations, but did you know he hosts a radio show every Tuesday evening from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. on 88.7 WSYC-FM Shippensburg? Shark Jazz and Blues is an hour-long program of jazz and blues, with a little bit of reggae.…
Each November, Scouts BSA coordinate a national food drive called Scouting for Food. Locally, Pack 251 and Troop 120 have been collecting food for Shippensburg community partners for decades. On the first Saturday in November, Scouts walk their neighborhoods and drop off paper grocery bags for families to fill with donations. On the second Saturday…
Score! The Shippensburg Raiders Sports Information Office’s graduate students show us yet again that their motivation to reach the end “goal” of their career pays off with a Shippensburg University education. Sean Laughlin, ’22 Enters First Academic Year as Athletic Communications Assistant at Muhlenberg While attending Shippensburg University, Laughlin worked as a graduate assistant in sports…
Dr. Rahman and colleagues published a study titled: Keeping the ball rolling: using the S-O-R framework to investigate the determinants of football fan loyalty, in the Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics. The paper aims to understand how fan experiences impact football (soccer) fan loyalty using the stimulus-organism-response framework. The study found that fan…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), part of the Department of Human Health and Services, presented a $125,000 grant renewal to the “Healthy Shippensburg Coalition SCRC Drug Free Community.” The grant, originally received in 2022, was renewed for the 2023-2024 school year, and will continue to be renewed each year until 2027 when…
LeaderSHIP Flashback to 2009 when Wood Honors College Director Dr. Kim Klein wanted to implement an experiential and progressive learning project to achieve real objectives and gain a deeper understanding of global community. The service-learning project would be part of the Honors Colloquium and had to be international, interdisciplinary, and sustainable. Her students performed research…
Isabel Weaver ‘22 is planning to depart in late July to begin her English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) in Taiwan under the Fulbright US Student Program of the US Department of State. “I am hoping to gain teaching experience, more cultural and linguistic knowledge surrounding Taiwan, and learn more about how to pursue translation or teaching…
If you don’t know Chase Slenker, there’s a good chance you’ve been captured by pirates. Donned in a red and blue suit, Chase could be seen anywhere on campus on any given day. Involved in many programs, he knew the holistic experience of college would be critical to success in the real world. He was…
On Friday, May 5, The Graduate School at Shippensburg University hosted its 2022 winter commencement ceremony in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center. Candidates for diplomas included 199 students from eight different states and five countries. *This listing is not an official indication of graduation. The SU diploma or an official transcript, signed and sealed by…