On Friday, October 24th, 2025 the Beta Phi Chapter of Epsilon Pi Tau held its yearly induction event at Millersville University. Epsilon Pi Tau, the International Honors Society for Professions in Technology, welcomed thirteen new members and their loved ones to Lehr Dining Hall for a formal dinner followed by the induction ceremony where the 2025 class officially became members in good standing.
A special highlight of the evening now retired professor Dr. Litowitz was recognized for his service and had a chapter award created in his honor. The award will be given annually to any member who demonstrates meritorious service to student and/or professional organizations. The first recipient of “The Litowitz” was Beta Phi Chapter President Ms. Rebecca Hahn. Congratulations to Rebecca! We look forward to seeing who will step up and claim the award next year! A final, special thank you goes out to the student initiation team for their work and parts in the ceremony. Initiation team members included: Rebecca Hahn, Greta Widmaier, Melissa Perez, Elliot Walker, Alex Impink, Tommy Kunhs, Maddie Hansen, Professor English, and Dr. Egresitz.
Epsilon Pi Tau, Or EPT, is THE honors society of the Department of Applied Engineering, Safety, and Technology at Millersville University. Recognized internationally for its mission of highlighting and honoring the great work of persons in technology-related fields of study, EPT boasts chapters located around the world with thousands of high-achieving members. Membership eligibility is determined by the number of credits earned and Major GPA. Only the best and brightest are invited to become members, so work hard and look for an invitation early in the fall semester.
Be on the lookout for EPT-sponsored activities happening in Osburn Hall this year, you won’t want to miss them!
By: Dr. Justin Egresitz
Len joined Millersville University in 1986 and had teaching responsibilities in the Energy, Power & Transportation area as well as the Technology & Engineering Education teacher preparation program. Len served as Department Chair for several years, was active in the Technology & Engineering Education Association of Pennsylvania and the International Technology & Engineering Education Association – both organizations benefitted greatly from his support and his leadership as their president.
Mark (pictured left) came to Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology in 1986 and his major teaching responsibilities were in the Graphic Communications area. Mark served as AETM coordinator for several years and was instrumental in establishing a chapter of Gamma Epsilon Tau, an honors fraternity for graphic arts education, at Millersville University.
Preparations are underway for a fun-filled summer packed with Technology and Engineering fun at Osburn Hall on the campus of Millersville University. Dr. Len Litowitz leads his collective of engineering experts to bring a wide variety of interesting and challenging topics for your summertime camper to experience during these week-long day camps.
