Ship faculty in the news

Following is a listing of articles that feature or involve a Shippensburg University faculty member or a faculty member and student for the 2011-12 academic year.  

January, 2012

• Jan. 31: Romney poised for Florida primary romp 
• Jan. 27: SU faculty members use national grant to explore student use of smart phones 
• Jan. 9: December recorded as 8th warmest month  
• Jan. 5:  Experts: Santorum unlikely to top Romney   

December, 2011

•  Dec. 27: Weather was either too much, too little or too late for Franklin County farmers   
• Dec. 25: Vogue's vast archives makes online leap from paper   
• Dec. 21: Cultural festival takes over Big Spring   
• Dec. 21: White Christmas possible, though unlikely for Shippensburg   
• Dec. 18: White Christmas unlikely, Shippensburg research shows   
• Dec. 15: Is there a white Christmas on the horizon?   
• Dec. 15: SU professor predicts no white Christmas — again   
• Dec. 12: University students create dynamic history exhibits   
• Dec. 12: Wooing women voters critical for presidential candidates   
• Dec. 9: Pups push away stress for Shippensburg University students 

November, 2011

• Nov. 23: Popular Little Princess Theater at SU returns in December   
• Nov. 22: Two programs set for SU's Little Princess Playhouse   
• Nov. 14: Shippensburg orchestra to feature trumpet soloist in concert and clinic   
• Nov. 12: Sex scandals can be overcome, but Cain's task is difficult   
• Nov. 10: Shippensburg University Associate Professor Devises Wardrobe Application   
• Nov. 10: Shippensburg University associate professor devises wardrobe application  
• Nov. 9: Analysis: If Cain falters, Gingrich may rise in GOP race   
• Nov. 2: New app helps keep track of outfits so users don't have to   
• Nov. 2: 'Ready, Set, Go' gets children excited about kindergarten  
• Nov. 2: New app helps keep track of outfits so users don't have to   
• Nov. 1: New app helps keep track of outfits so users don't have to   
• Nov. 1: Surprise, snow!   
• Nov. 1: Cain denies sexual harassment allegations   
• Nov. 1: Twitter: The political sex scandal response tool of the 21st Century  

October, 2011

• Oct. 31: Shippensburg receives 5.9 inches of snow   
• Oct. 30: Heavy snow cuts electricity for thousands across Franklin County   
• Oct. 29: Snow shovels, snowmen in October?   
• Oct. 28: Early snow, but not the earliest, Shippensburg University faculty member says   
• Oct. 24: Historical Society highlights American hero James Burd   
• Oct. 20: Community, SU collaborate to bring "Our Town" to Shippensburg   
• Oct. 19: Unravel your dreams' message at the YWCA   
• Oct. 15: Shippensburg University professors to participate in Whitaker Center event   
• Oct. 12: Christie's choice in Romney not surprising   
• Oct. 10: SHAPE offers sneak performances of 'Our Town'   
• Oct. 10: SU faculty members to discuss book on political sex scandals   
• Oct. 7: Elementary students in Chambersburg Read for the Record   
• Oct. 7: SU to share $750K NASA grant  

September, 2011

• Sept. 29: Shippensburg University to receive $1.8 million for Reading Recovery program   
• Sept. 29: University receives NSF grant to support women in science   
• Sept. 29: Shippensburg University to receive $1.8 million for Reading Recovery program   
• Sept. 28: Podcast of Dr. Paul Marr's interview on Radio Smart Talk about Interstate 81  
• Sept. 27: I-81 Corridor: history, growth, future   
• Sept. 25: Pennsylvania colleges share grant to increase women teaching in the sciences   
• Sept. 24: Grant to aid advancing female academics   
• Sept. 20: SU to offer free music programs in October   
• Sept. 19: Shippensburg University professor discusses 14th Amendment for Constitution Day   
• Sept. 16: WWII-era photos topic of Shippensburg University prof's talk in Amsterdam   
• Sept. 13: Shippensburg records 8.51 inches of rain over past week   
• Sept. 11: Modern technology allows grandparents to stay in touch with families   
• Sept. 9: Shippensburg University professor talks about this year's weather   
• Sept. 9: This level of inundation from flooding is rarely seen, experts say   

August, 2011

•  Aug. 28: Carnival promotes literacy in Franklin County   
• Aug. 25: Tuesday's earthquake 'shakes and sways' Shippensburg   
• Aug. 24: Shippensburg University professor: Be aware of temblor's impacts   
• Aug. 22: Luther Ridge residents take Spanish from Shippensburg U. students  
• Aug. 18: July hot, dry in Shippensburg   

July, 2011

•  July 30: Home ownership down slightly in Franklin County   
• July 26: Shippensburg professors write book about political sex scandals  
• July 25: Temperature, humidity shatter old marks  
• July 18: Shippensburg University leaders to assist non-profits/SU professors release book   
• July 8: SU authors dissect anatomy of American political sex scandals   
• July 1: CSI camp draws 'detectives' to SU