Heather Sahli and students present research at National Botany Conference
The department of biology's,Heather Sahli, and students present research on endangered species at National Botany Conference.
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 psychology department's Robert Hale presents research on gender and ethnicity at human behavior conference.
Communication studies faculty member, Sharnine Herbert, featured speaker at National Communication Association's 2024 Conference.
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.
Dr. Ian M. Langella recently presented a paper entitled “Absolutely Sustainable and Responsible Global Supply Chains: Internalizing Environmental Externalities and Ensuring Human Rights” at the Western Business & Management Conference 2024 held at the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations in New York City.
The Minds @ Work conference hosted by Shippensburg University displays collaborative research between students and faculty.
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. Zume recently presented his research titled, “Assessing the vulnerability of coastal groundwater quality to climate change impacts in Cape Coast, Ghana”, at the 18th World Water Congress held in Beijing, China, from September 11th – 15th, 2023. Dr. Zume’s trip was supported with a grant from the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program.