Bill Horst

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, […]

Four new members were inducted into the Omicron chapter of Gamma Epsilon Tau on Thursday, April 28, 2022. Gamma Epsilon Tau is a national student organization for graphic communication that was founded in 1953. […]

Today, all of the AEST student organizations came together to sponsor Picnic on the Patio! This free, fun cookout was enjoyed by nearly 200 AEST students. It was planned by the officers of all of the AEST student […]

Len and Evanna hosted a department social on April 24, 2022 for the current and retired faculty and staff of the Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology department at their home close to Millersville. This is the […]

Left to Right: Dan Carpenter, Phil Gomba, Mike Shinkus, Ian Smith, Brianna Reitnauer, Jay Barninger (LSC President), Skylar Tsosie, and Kyle Smith.On Thursday, April 21, 2022, seven students in the AEST […]

Alumni Phil Grigonis and Greg Wesolowich visited Osburn Hall on Wednesday, April 20, 2022. They were talking to students about career opportunities with MACK Truck in the Central Pennsylvania region and beyond. […]

April 7th to 9th, Perdue corporate safety and security team partnered with Millersville University ASSP student section to provide Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) training for […]

On April 13, 2022, the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Student Chapter partnered with the ASSP Central PA Chapter for their April meeting. Brianna Reitnauer, Phil Gomba, and Emily McComsey […]

Each year the Regitz Art Gallery, located in the Ware Center, presents an exhibition of Millersville University’s Art & Design faculty. On April 1, 2022, the MU Faculty Art Show: Fresh From the Studio exhibit o […]

On Friday, April 8, eighth grade students from the Hazel I. Jackson Middle School visited Osburn Hall to learn about engineering and technology careers. During their visit they toured the laboratory facilities and […]

On April 5, 2022, the 34th annual Glenna Hazeltine Women in Math, Science, and Technology conference was held for middle and high school female students. The event started with a keynote presentation from Dr. […]

On April 5th, four companies representing a diverse group of industries set up display tables in the lobby of Osburn Hall from 10 AM to 12 PM. They talked to several AEST students about possible career […]

Dr. Charles Stricker joined the AEST faculty this semester. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA), an MBA from Saint Joseph’s University (Philadelphia, PA), […]

By: Dr. John Haughery

The Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) held its annual national Student Division Robotics Competition (SDRC) in Orlando, FL this past November 3rd – 5 […]

by: Prof. Donna Painter

This fall students in the AENG 110 Communication and Information Systems course turned their printed bookmark project into a community service opportunity. They designed bookmarks for […]