The discussion, an annual event sponsored by the Career Center, was followed by a dinner during which students could share time with the five alumni.
“Into the Woods” is a 1986 musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine.
The public is welcome to watch events that take place in Pucillo Gymnasium from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.: Boomilever, Bungee Drop, Electric Vehicle, Helicopter, Hovercraft, Mission Possible, Robot Tour and Scrambler.
Olympic Marauders
Hear from two Millersville University alumni who were stationed stateside and on the ground in Italy with NBC to cover 2026 Winter Olympics.
She is passionate about ensuring everyone understands the impacts of childhood trauma and works tirelessly to develop necessary supports for those impacted by trauma.
“The part of science I find intriguing is the unknown,” says Dr. Michael Parker ’12.
Save the Bees: MU Alum Does his Part
“You must create your own opportunities and call your own shots. Opportunities rarely fall into your lap,” says Dr. Frank Rinkevich ‘02.
Alum Wins Grad Student Teaching Award
“Don’t be afraid to ask for help or wisdom,” she advises. “Go the extra mile. Volunteer for outreach, do an internship, work hard in your research and seek other extracurricular opportunities, if possible.”
Events are free and open to the public; no tickets are required for entry.
MU Accounting Program Earns IMA Endorsement
“Endorsement by IMA signals to students, employers and industry partners that our program meets rigorous, profession-aligned standards,” says Dr. Brian Trout ’00.
“Millersville has always cared about serving the broader community. For the Alumni Office, it reflects our goal of building lifelong relationships, not just with alumni, but with their families as well.”
“Having a sense of wonder about the world around me and not being afraid of committing to hard work would open doors and help me identify and succeed at the task at hand while being open to the ‘next thing’ in my journey.”













