Accomplishments of SU faculty, employees

Following is a list of presentations, awards, honors and other achievements by or to Shippensburg University faculty and other members of the campus community. If you need further information, please call 477-1202.

• Dr. JAN ARMINIO, professor and chair of the Department of Counseling and College Student Personnel, was lead author in an article published in the March/April volume of About Campus titled "The Professionalization of Student Learning Practice: An Ethos of Scholarship."
• Dr. KARIN J. BOHLEKE, director of the Fashion Archives and Museum, presented the paper "Mummies are now called upon to contribute to fashion: Or; Hints respecting dress from the Ancient Egyptians in the Nineteenth Century" at the National Symposium of the Costume Society of America May 27 to 31 in Phoenix.
• Dr. PETER M. GIGLIOTTI, executive director for University Communications & Marketing, was guest speaker May 8 at a pandemic planning event for businesses sponsored by the Cumberland County American Red Cross at Volvo in Shippensburg.
• Dr. PHILIP W. HENRY, director of counseling services, recently completed reviewing a research article on quality of life measures of families with disabled children for the Journal of Family Social Work. Dr. Henry is also a member of the journal's editorial board.
• Dr. IAN M. LANGELLA, associate professor of supply chain management, recently accepted a position on the editorial board for the International Journal of Business Processes and Supply Chain Modelling. He also served as an invited session chair at the annual conference of the Production and Operations Management Society where he presented a co-authored paper on sustainable network design. The paper was accepted and published in the conference proceedings.
• Dr. SUSAN RIMBY, chair of history and philosophy, will serve as a Commonwealth Speaker for the Pennsylvania Humanities Council during 2010 and 2011. She will speak on "Pennsylvania Women and the Progressive Conservation Movement" to various groups in Pennsylvania including county historical societies and public libraries.
• Dr. BILL RUUD, president, recently completed reviewing "Higher Education Leadership Competencies: Quantitatively Refining a Qualitative Model" for publication in the Journal of Leadership & Organization Studies.
• Dr. DENNY TERRELL, vice president for administration and finance, has been selected to review studies sponsored by the National Academies of Sciences for the Academies.
• Three members of the University Police department participated May 16 in the National Law Enforcement Memorial Week 5K Run. Participating were Chief CYTHA GRISSOM, who placed second in her age group, and Officers BRYAN RUTH and PAT TAYLOR. Also participating for the SU team was alumna Sharon Gelwicks.