Affiliate Scholars

B.A. from Colgate University M.A. from University of Wisconsin-Madison Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin-Madison I am a specialist in public history, historic preservation, and community history.

Project Lead: InTeGrate B.S. from University of Rochester M.S. from University of Cincinnati Ph.D. from University of Cincinnati I teach courses in Geology, Oceanography, and related fields where my specialty is focused on coastal processes and sea-level rise hazards.
(717) 477-1310
srcornell@ship.edu

• B.A. from College of Wooster
• M.A. from University of Michigan
• Ph.D. from University of Michigan

He is a specialist in environmental, economic and urban history currently involved in community revitalization efforts in Shippensburg and throughout Pennsylvania.
(717) 477-1192
ajdieterichward@ship.edu

• B.S. in History from University of Connecticut
• B.S. in Geography from University of Connecticut
• M.A. in Geography from Portland State University
• Ph.D. in Geography from Michigan State University

She joined the Shippensburg faculty in 1998 with interests in applied mapping. 

• B.A. in Social Work Millersville University
• M.S.W. University of Maryland, Baltimore
• Ph.D. Social Work University of Maryland, Baltimore

She devotes most of her service time working with community members and social service providers to increase access to social services.
(717) 477-1365
eafish@ship.edu

• B.S. from University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• M.S. from University of Wisconsin, Madison
• Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin, Madison

He has applied his background in experimental, cognitive, and perceptual psychology to the interdisciplinary problem of sustainability.
(717) 477-1160
sjhaas@ship.edu

With a B.A. from Colgate University, a M.S. from Arizona State University, and a Ph.D. from Arizona State University, his research focus is hydroclimatology. Specifically, focus on future streamflow and watershed-wide hydrologic conditions in a changing climate.

(717) 477-1662

• B.A. in History from University of Michigan
• M.S. and Ph.D in Geography from Penn State University

Russell (Russ) Hedberg is a broadly trained environmental geographer whose research and teaching focus on human-environment systems and sustainability.
(717) 477-1515
rchedberg@ship.edu

• B.A. in College Scholars from University of Tennessee
• M.A. in Geography from University of Maryland
• Ph.D. in Geography from University of Maryland

Dr. Claire Jantz is the former Director of the CLUS
(717) 477-1399
cajant@ship.edu

B.A. in Anthropology from University of North Texas M.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies from University of North Texas Ph.D. in Geography from University of Denver My interests include historical geography, statistical techniques for spatial sciences, and spatial analyses of historical data.
(717) 477-1656
pgmarr@ship.edu

• B.A. in Political Science from University of Nevada, Reno
• M.Ed. from University of Nevada, Reno
• Ph.D. in Political Science from University of Tennessee, Knoxville

(717) 477-1737
mcmoltz@ship.edu

• Ph.D. in Urban Studies from University of Akron
• M.S. in Geography from Western Washington University
• B.A. Ed. in Geography from Western Washington University

George Pomeroy is the Associate Director of the CLUS. He teaches courses and conducts research related to community and regional planning.
(717) 477-1776
gmpome@ship.edu

• B.S. from Indiana University of Pennsylvania
• Ph.D. from University of South Dakota

Dr. Thomas' research is focused on the physiological aspects of vertebrate organisms, including habitat use.
(717) 477-1748
nethomas@ship.edu

• B.S. in Physics from the University of Jos, Nigeria
• M.S. in Applied Geophysics from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zari, Nigeria
• Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Oklahoma

He's a water resources scientist, with expertise in hydrologic modeling and environmental geophysics
(717) 477-1548
Jtzume@ship.edu