Jay Barnica

Join the Executive Director of Trans Advocacy Pennsylvania and Commissioner of the Pennsylvania Commission on LGBTQ Affairs Joanne Carroll for lunch, her story, and conversation on the status of 2SLGBTQ+ […]

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This September 8-13th, join Dr. Jill Craven at The Toronto […]

Marisa Koulen is receiving her MA and continuing on for the Ph.D. in Houston.

Marisa is receiving her MA after finishing her BA at Millersville, and now she is leaving us for Houston!

Marisa’s favorite […]

Aleko is graduating with a BA in English and a minor in Studio Art.

With his strengths in writing and art and an internship at a television station, Aleko will bring a wealth of skills into the media […]

Stephanie Wenger is graduating with a BA in English this spring. Stephanie’s kindness and thoughtfulness have always enhanced our sense of community within the English Department.

Stephanie Wenger loved […]

Rashna Yousaf will be graduating with a BA in English and a minor in Journalism.  She will be looking for a job at IU13 and getting married after she graduates.

Rashna loved the intellectual […]

Jordan Traut is graduating with a double major in English and Anthropology. Jordan plans to continue her education with an MA at Millersville University.

Jordan Traut made the most of every minute of her […]

Sean Guckert will be graduating with a BA in Writing Studies and continuing on to Graduate school.  Many of us will remember Sean for that amazing poem “Sick Note” he performed at the Literary Festival and his […]

This last semester’s Literary Festival, Writing in Community, was very special.  There were so many moments of genuine community, that made us all remember why we love Millersville English.

Thanks to all who Attended!
Thanks to the many people who attended the conference to learn more about dyslexia.  The movement to get equity in education for people with language-based learning differences is […]

We are happy to share our resources from the 2020 conference to help community members.

Dr. Margaret Kay:

From Dyslexia Identification to Getting Services – Presentation
Disconnect, the Real “D” Word – […]

We are looking forward to sharing insights about dyslexia with you on February 8th.
Check out the expertise that will be “in the room.”
Speakers in Order of Appearance

Sara Stinchcomb

Ms. Stinchcomb is a […]

Dear Dyslexia,

I am left speechless by how much I have to say to you.

I hate you, because you kept me from reading and writing for so long. Being in third grade and still not being able to spell “of” was dim […]

Millersville University will host the second Demystifying Dyslexia Conference to bring resources pertaining to dyslexia to teachers, future teachers, parents, people with dyslexia, advocates, administrators, and […]

Emily Perez is a senior English major at Millersville University with a concentration in writing studies and a minor in theatre. She enjoys reading, writing, and anything pertaining to sports or outdoor […]

On Tuesday, April 23rd,  the Education Justice rally, “Educate the State,” took place on Millersville campus in front of the library.  Millersville students and faculty from several departments participated.  Ou […]

The spring, Professor Shaun Karli taught Reading Our World: Masculinity in English.  Today, Professor Karli reviewed the course and some of the history of Masculinity Studies for Women & Gender Studies students […]

Attollo is the Latin word meaning to strive for something, to reach for a goal. It is an integral part of the Children Deserve A Chance Foundation, founded by Jordan Steffy, because it provides services that help […]

On April 28th, 29th and 30th Social Work hosted the 6th Annual Learning Institute Global Well-Being and Social Change Conference. On Friday April 29th, MA English graduate student William Artz presented “P […]