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President Phipps continues to contribute to community, both locally in Central Pennsylvania and beyond, through her contributions to news stories and other publications. She has also been recognized by various organizations and media outlets.

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In October 2023, President Phipps was named a . This award recognizes, 鈥渆xtraordinary women for their outstanding service and contributions to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.鈥� President Phipps and other women leaders were honored at the Pennsylvania Governor鈥檚 Residence with a ceremony by Governor Josh Shapiro and DDPA President Bibiana Boerio.

Photo of the 2023 class of inductees into the Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania. They women are being photographed with Governor Josh Shapiro. Kim Phipps is second from the left.听 Kim Phipps speaking at the Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania luncheon.

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  • Taking the Lead Salvation Army MagazineFeatured in (January 2019)
  • Featured in . The entire digital magazine can be viewed . (March 2019)

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    a recognition for women who are "the icons of their industry and hold a sustained leadership role in their organization and the community." (May 2019)

  • Diverse Education features President Phipps and Dr. Todd Allen in their story "," focusing on 蜜桃影像's emphasis on diversity.
  • Spoke on the Women in Leadership panel at the Council for Christian Colleges and University's (CCCU) Presidents Conference on January 26, 2017.
  • Presented on the president's panel at the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Association for Multicultural Education (PA-NAME) at Dickinson College on March 3, 2017.听
  • Recipient of the 2014 Centennial Award by the School of Communication Studies at Kent State University.
  • Contributed an to the Harrisburg Patriot-News in June 2013 about proposed state legislation that would assist middle income families with college affordability.
  • In January 2012 President Phipps was invited by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) to present at the "Lessons from Thriving Colleges" conference. President Phipps spoke to more than 100 college presidents about "Courageous and Collaborative Leadership."
  • The July 2012 issue of features President Phipps on its cover and includes an in-depth interview inside.
  • The Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC name President Kim Phipps its 2012 for her demonstration of excellence, creativity and initiative in her profession; her commitment of time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community; and her willingness to assist women in reaching their full leadership potential.
  • Named the 2012 Salvation Army Civic Honoree by the Salvation Army of the Harrisburg Capital City Region in recognition of her exemplary service and social responsibility.
  • Christianity Today names President Phipps one of in its October 2012 cover story

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  • In May 2011, President Phipps began her role as a community columnist for the Harrisburg Patriot-News. She maintained the column in the op-ed section for six months.
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  • The Asian Beacon, a contemporary Christian magazine based in Malaysia, profiles President Phipps' spring 2011 visit to the Pacific Rim in their August-September issue.
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  • examined the backgrounds and lives of several prominent mid-state women, including President Phipps who discussed the value of mentoring among female leaders as well as the important perspective women can provide in team decision-making.
  • Recognized as one of the 25 most influential women in central Pennsylvania by Central Penn Business Journal in 2010.
  • In 2009 "Women-CONNECT" magazine profiled President Kim Phipps among other female leaders in higher education in their summer issue.
  • A March 30, 2009 Harrisburg Patriot-News story about assertiveness training and confidence building among young women shares President Kim Phipps' thoughts about the challenges of being an assertive, yet nurturing, female leader. Phipps is noted as an example of a successful local leader.
  • A blogger from University Business magazine examined what college presidents are reading during the summer months. 蜜桃影像's own Kim Phipps weighed in with a few of the titles on her nightstand in 2009.
  • President Phipps writes a column on the importance for colleges and universities to listen, learn, and proactively respond in order to counter the cynicism of students. The column appeared in the Fall 2009 issue of "Advance," the newsletter of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU).听
  • President Kim Phipps and Provost Randy Basinger that highlights the College's active engagement in the Harrisburg region for 100 years
  • Awarded 鈥淲omen Who Care鈥� recognition by Open Stage of Harrisburg (a regional professional theatre and education program) for her contributions to the arts and Harrisburg community in 2009.
  • Named a 鈥淢over and Shaper鈥� by Harrisburg magazine in 2009.