Bill Horst

The Department of Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology met on Monday, November 21 for its annual Thanksgiving luncheon.  The luncheon is a time  to set aside daily activities for a moment or two to express g […]

The department of Applied Engineering, Safety and Technology at Millersville University was recently granted $5,000 by the Gene Haas Foundation.  

Dr. Alex Johnson, an assistant professor at the University, a […]

This competition marked the 20th year ATMAE has run its collegiate Student Division Robotics Competition. Unlike years past, this year teams were given an open design challenge to design, develop, and demonstrate […]

TEECA @ MU brought 25 members to the TEECA Eastern Regional Conference in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware on November 3-5, 2022.

Three faculty advisors also joined the trip to help serve as contest judges, in […]

Several awards and scholarships were presented during the luncheon at the 2022 TEEAP Back to Basics conference on October 21, 2022. The association is proud to recognize the following individuals for their service […]

The 2022 TEEAP-STEM Back to Basics conference was hosted by AEST on October 20-22, 2022.  On Friday a luncheon was held at the Student Memorial Center where the following program and individual awards were p […]

AEST was well represented in this year’s Millersville Parade. The two-mile-long parade starts Homecoming Saturday’s events, winding through the community to its final destination at the Student Memorial Cen […]

Dan Lingle is a 2015 graduate of the Technology & Engineering Education program, and he has been recognized as a 2022 Philadelphia Eagles/Nouryon All-Pro teacher. For the past eight years, the All-Pro teacher […]

On Thursday, October 6, 2022, three Millersville students received awards at the Graphic Arts Association (GAA) 2022 Neographics Exhibition & Awards Show. Neographics is a showcase annual event for the printing, […]

Five Millersville University students were selected to receive scholarships from the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) – the printing industry’s largest scholarship program. The five awards tot […]

For the past 75 years the MU Alumni Association sponsored a departmental award known as the Philadelphia Alumni Award. This award was issued to a student teacher who had excelled in Industrial Arts or, more […]

Millersville University Packaging Engineering Tech student, Kaylena Travitz was recently awarded a $1,000 undergraduate scholarship on behalf of the J. Richard Troll Memorial Scholarship Fund by the Association […]

Millersville University alumna Nancy Adams ’73 had an enriching and successful career in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Recently, she created the N. C. Adams ’73 and W. G. Adams Fel […]

The Ville Robotics team went, saw, and conquered (almost) this year’s 29th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) at Oakland University in Michigan.

Ville Robotics left everything on the […]

UPDATE: Read about MU’s ASSP Student Section Recognition Here!

The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Student Chapter at Millersville University received the 2021 –2022 ASSP Outstanding Student S […]

Assistant Professor John R. Haughery, Ph.D., CSCE recently published collaborative research on the impacts of manure drying practices on electrical energy consumption in Iowa poultry houses (hen houses). Results […]

Student Athletes in Construction Management have installed a padded backstop at Cooper Park.

Anthony Del Grande and Zach Garlinger are both construction management majors and have utilized some of their […]

Students in Applied Engineering & Technology Management have been designing and manufacturing plastics recycling equipment in Osburn Hall. Seen here at “Made in Millersville” these students are describing the […]

Professor Rachel Haynes and her students in the Engineering Visualization class went on a jobsite tour of the new Penn Manor High School. Penn Manor is nearing the end of a three-year construction project that […]

Millersville University’s chapter of the National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE) has been reactivated. NSBE’s mission is “to increase the number of under-represented students to succeed academically, […]