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May 12, 2023 Dear Campus Community, Our Cabinet was guided by input from different committees and task forces that were established since the beginning of the pandemic. For this academic […]
Coming in at #6 are some historic partnerships Millersville made with other schools and organizations. Excentia To address the unique challenges facing the human services workforce in Lancaster County, Millersville University and Excentia […]
Our #4 story this year is all about grants that directly impact the educational experiences of Millersville students. We received a number of significant grants in 2022. TRIO Talent Search […]
The winning team was composed of MU students Nehnielle Logan and Charles Ezibe.
“I was a brand-new soldier, 18 years old and fresh out of high school in late 2014. I was stationed in Germany and at the time our unit was conducting […]
For Tchet Dereic Dorman, his new role as Director of Diversity & Social Justice at Millersville University means that he will be working to bring the University together. “My main […]
Dr. Candice Baldwin has joined Millersville University as Assistant Vice President for Student Success and Retention. Her mission is to offer the tools that students need to be successful, which […]
Special guest to accompany a graduating senior.
Micheal Houlahan, Philip Tacka Receive OAKE Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Made possible through a proposal to the National Science Foundation by Dr. Sepi Yalda, meteorology professor, and Ashley Orehek, meteorology student, to the National Science Foundation, the National Center for […]
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STUDENT CLUBS AT MU: Meet the National Society of Black Engineers (@n.s.b.e_mu)!<br /> The Millersville chapter of NSBE is dedicated to increasing minority representation in all STEM fields while introducing local youth to STEM opportunities.<br /> <br /> Club coordinator Milon Burton shares how NSBE has helped him develop essential skills. Through career opportunities, conferences, and project management, he has gained experience in collaboration, networking, leadership, and organization—preparing him for the professional world.<br /> <br /> Burton states, “Overall, NSBE has been a great contributor to my personal and academic growth, and I’m excited to continue my journey with the organization.”<br /> <br /> NSBE hosts numerous exciting events throughout the year. Recently, they held their 3rd annual coat drive. Looking ahead, the chapter will attend the 51st NSBE National Convention in Chicago and participate in the 2nd annual Career Carnival, scheduled for March 25th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. These events highlight NSBE’s commitment to supporting its members and the broader community while fostering greater representation in STEM fields.<br /> <br /> Burton and the entire NSBE chapter are passionate about closing the gap in minority representation in STEM. Their project, Break Barriers, Build Bridges for STEM, focuses on increasing community outreach and recruiting college students as mentors for middle schoolers. By partnering with the local school district, they aim to spark early interest in #STEM and inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists.
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