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In-Person Events Return

Coming in at #3 is the return of in-person events to Millersville. Campus was once again bustling with students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors from the surrounding community.

We were pleased to host a number of hallmark events on campus for the first time in several years.

Holocaust Conference – Art Spiegelman is an influential cartoonist and comics advocate best known for his graphic novel “Maus,” a story developed based on Spiegelman’s relationship with his father, a Holocaust survivor. Depicting the Holocaust with cats as Nazis and mice as Jews, Maus won a Pulitzer Prize in 1992. In April Spiegelman visited Millersville University during the  Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide.  Read more here. 

Made In Millersville – The annual Made in Millersville conference took place on April 12, 2022. This was the first time since spring of 2019 that there was an in-person event.  The conference was held in the McNairy Library and presentations were available as pre-recorded videos and live-streamed. At Made in Millersville, students present, exhibit and perform their scholarly or creative work. Every University department was represented. Read more here. 

Breast-A-Ville – The water will flowed pink in the fountains outside the Francine G. McNairy Library and Learning Forum to commence the 10th annual Breast-A-Ville – Take Three event and mark the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Oct. 5 different health facilities and individuals involved with breast cancer care handed out information to attendees outside the SMC. Attendees played games and could earn a t-shirt by presenting a completed stamp card from all of the exhibitors.  Read more here. 

December graduation – Millersville University held its first in-person December graduation ceremony since 2019 on December 11 at 2 p.m. in the Pucillo Gymnasium. For the first time in our history, the ceremony included masters and Ph.D. students. The keynote speaker was our alum of the class of 1982, Brent Frey, the former director of Worldwide Education Leadership and Learning at Apple Inc. Read more here.

 

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