CLUS Student Fellows

Through scholarship with CLUS Affiliate Scholars and community partners, our students build professional networks and skills that prepare them for the workforce or further studies, while addressing sustainability challenges. As of Spring 2020, over 30 Undergraduate and Graduate Student Fellows from across Shippensburg University have engaged in high-quality interdisciplinary research, supporting communities at local, regional, and global scales. Our students have been involved in the following:

  • Attend conferences and meetings to represent the CLUS and share findings
  • Community outreach and engagement
  • Conducting GIS analyses and developing high-quality research products
  • Data collection, analysis, and literature review to support grants
  • Internships with the CLUS or within our partner network 
  • Research credit for pursuing individual research and scholarship
  • Technical writing to support CLUS outreach, organizational development, and communication efforts

Our students are hard-working, highly skilled, and professional. We are always looking for new collaborations and ways to engage students from across the university. Learn more about current on-campus employment opportunities through Ship Career Connection, or contact us to learn more!

Current Students

Our Student Fellows represent a variety of disciplines across campus. Learn more about our current students and the projects in which they engage.

Mavis Anderson

CLUS Undergraduate Student Fellow

Mavis Anderson is from Mechanicsburg, PA. She is a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor’s degree with a major in Sustainability and a concentration in Environmental Conservation. She enjoys being in the outdoors and live music, as well as a combination of...
Former Student Fellows and Ship Alumni
A growing number of SU students began their professional careers with part time work as CLUS Student Fellows. After graduation, their skills and community connections have led them to successful job placement related to their degrees and interests. We wish our students the best of luck with their bright futures, and thank them for their important contributions to our research projects,