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41st Annual Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide

A person wearing a light-colored, short-sleeved blouse with dark buttons leans casually on a railing in an outdoor setting. They are positioned between two light-colored walls, with an open window and potted flowers visible in the background.
The poet Zuzanna Ginczanka.

This year’s conference will explore the life and work of a Polish-Jewish poet and a panel with playwright Moisés Kaufman.

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Alum Helps Others Discover History Through Adventure

A person dressed in an adventurer-style outfit, including a leather jacket and wide-brimmed hat, sits at a wooden table inside a rocky, cave-like setting. A large gold statue resembling an eagle or bird idol is positioned prominently in the foreground on the table.
Adam Zurn poses with the a prize from one of his historical treasure hunts.

“It’s the ‘National Treasure meets local history’ of geocaching, only better,” Zurn says. “All adventures hold the promise of finding hidden treasure at the end.” 

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From Millersville to 30 Rock: Georgea Hall’s Next Chapter

A person wearing a navy blazer with an NBC-branded name badge stands outside the NBC Studios entrance, with the bright red neon “NBC Studios” sign glowing above and a city street visible in the background.
Georgea Hall stands out of the studios at 30 Rock.

Millersville Alumna Georgea Hall ’24 takes New York City by storm as she shares how she landed her dream job as a page for NBC.

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From PR to Cars

A person wearing a gray zip-up jacket leans against the front end of a partially restored vintage vehicle in an automotive workshop. The vehicle has a bright red body and exposed engine components, and the workshop background includes tools, car parts, and large windows.
Peter Taraborelli poses with a car at Horsepower.

“I never knew about all the areas where I could go with my degree from Millersville,” he shares.

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Joint doctorate in educational leadership marks 10 years

Two individuals are seated outdoors at a table, engaged in discussion. They have laptops and papers in front of them, and one person is holding a pen. The setting includes a stone wall and greenery in the background, suggesting a professional meeting in an outdoor environment.

The Millersville University/Shippensburg University Joint Doctorate in Educational Leadership with Superintendent Licensure will be lauded in November with events on both campuses – a dinner at Shippensburg on Nov. 14 […]

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‘No one is in the same category as him’

A baseball player wearing a gray Millersville University uniform and helmet connects with a pitch during a game. The player's jersey number is 17, and a "PSAC" patch is visible on the sleeve. The moment captures the bat striking the ball, with the ball slightly blurred from motion. Spectators are visible in the background behind a fence.

The story of Bren Taylor’s hitting brilliance

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Beyond the Classroom

A smiling female firefighter stands confidently with arms crossed in front of a large red fire truck. She is wearing tan firefighting pants, a navy blue shirt, a bright yellow radio clipped to her chest, and has a visible tattoo on her forearm. The fire truck has “FIRST DUE AT MU” written on the side.
Jactina Bravo Mosso poses in front of a firetruck and Blue Rock Fire Rescue.

Internships provide hands-on learning

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A Life of Music, Movement and Mentorship

An elderly man in a light gray suit and navy tie sits at a large pipe organ inside a church, surrounded by wooden panels and stained glass windows. The organ console features multiple keyboards, numerous stops, and sheet music. The man looks at the camera with a composed expression.

Dr. Karl Moyer, professor emeritus of music, exemplifies what it means to lead a vibrant, purposeful life in retirement.

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11 Years of Student Creativity

A student presenter, wearing a name tag that reads "Emmanuel Owusu," stands in front of a scientific poster and smiles while speaking with two professionally dressed men during a research presentation event. The display boards behind him contain graphs, charts, and text, and the event appears to be held indoors in a well-lit venue.
Emmanuel Owusu presents to Dr. Daniel A. Wubah and Dr. Victor DeSantis at the 2023 Made in Millersville conference.

The University’s annual research conference, Made in Millersville, will feature work from approximately 400 presenters.

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Warfel Center for International Programs and Services

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Michael Warfel at the dedication and naming of the Michael G. Warfel ’84 Center for International Programs and Services.

Millersville holds dedication and naming of the Michael G. Warfel ’84 Center for International Programs and Services.

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Millersville University Explores AI

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The Lancaster AI Symposium will be held April 4.

Millersville University’s Lombardo College of Business will host “Lancaster AI Symposium 2.0.”

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The Nest: New Commuter Lounge  

A welcoming desk setup at Millersville University’s commuter lounge, "The Nest." The desk has a unique bicycle-inspired design, incorporating black bicycle wheels and a frame beneath the tabletop. A large, asymmetrical mirror hangs on the white brick wall above, reflecting a room with computers. The desk holds various items, including a clipboard with a sign-in sheet, a Millersville University nameplate, informational brochures, a small Buddha statue with moss, and a black lamp with a cone-shaped shade. To the right, a decorative planter with greenery and small lights adds warmth to the setting.
The Nest is now open in the SMC.

Millersville University introduces space in the Student Memorial Center, dedicated to students who commute.

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Millersville University, the Ware Center, the library and them SMC will close at 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, through Monday, Jan. 26, due to the winter storm forecast. Visit our website for more information. Stay warm and safe!<br /> <br /> Do you like snow?
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