Shawnee State University is expanding hands-on training in its Advanced Manufacturing Center with the addition of a new injection molding machine provided by ENGEL.
Read moreShawnee State University has once again been recognized as a Tree Campus Higher Education institution by the Arbor Day Foundation, marking the university’s 11th consecutive year earning the national designation.
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Shawnee State University and Portsmouth High School celebrated a landmark milestone on May 8, 2026, honoring the first class of the Portsmouth Promise, a college-readiness initiative that awarded 22 local students with scholarships to attend Shawnee State University,
As Executive Director, Welch will lead the SSU Foundation’s operations and advancement efforts, guiding philanthropic initiatives that support scholarships, academic programs, and student success across campus.
Read moreIn recognition of National Nurses Month, prospective nursing students in the Chillicothe and surrounding areas now have a local path to a nursing degree. Shawnee State University, in partnership with Adena Health, has officially opened applications for the nursing program at Adena's PACCAR Medical Education Center...
Read moreShawnee State University has announced the 2026 Faculty Awards. As part of this year’s presentation, the recipient of the Board of Trustees Distinguished Teaching Award is Dr. Karen Koehler. An Associate Professor in the university’s School of Education, Dr. Koehler has been with the university since 2017.
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Shawnee State University has appointed Tyler Walters as Chief Advancement Officer, expanding his leadership responsibilities within the university.
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Shawnee State University’s Foundation held its annual President’s Gala on Apr. 25 raising over $112,000 to support the Friends of Shawnee State Scholarship fund.
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Shawnee State University faculty and staff members have been recognized by the Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) in the annual SOCHE Excellence Awards.
Read moreComputer Engineering Technology students at Shawnee State University have developed a new solution to improve accessibility for individuals who are visually impaired.
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