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Millersville University students, faculty and staff can now search nearly all University library resources from a single search box. The state system has been working with EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO) for […]
Dr. Jeffrey W. Wimer, wellness and sport sciences, recently traveled to Cambodia as a representative of Millersville University to participate in a National Science Foundation supported Chautauqua short course for […]
In an unexpected turn of events during the Spanish graduate program’s traditional Gala Farewell Dinner, eight master’s students, six of whom graduated in August and two who will graduate in […]
When classes started on August 30, in addition to the new students, there were also several new faculty and staff members on campus. The following is a list of new […]
Seamus Mulryan, educational foundations, has recently published a review of James Page’s Peace Education: Exploring Ethical and Philosophical Foundations. The review can be found in Education Review at http://www.edrev.info/reviews/rev960.pdf. Dr. […]
This issue of the Exchange features Richard A. Glenn, department chair and professor of government and political affairs at Millersville. Q: How long have you been working at Millersville University? […]
Dr. Sandra Deemer, educational foundations, recently had two publications featured in the Educational Psychology Reader: The Art and Science of How People Learn. The first is titled “Using Action Research […]
U.S. News & World Report, in its annual college rankings issued for 2011, announced that Millersville University ranked 67 in the category of Best Regional Universities – in the North […]
Nearly eight months ago, the strongest earthquake in the Caribbean, since 1770, hit Port-au-Prince, Haiti. After the initial shock on Jan. 12 and the subsequent 33 aftershocks, three million people […]
As part of orientation, Millersville’s freshman tour of Lancaster City is scheduled for Saturday, August 28, from 1-4 p.m. “We see it as an opportunity for students to begin connecting […]
Poison ivy seems to be a lot more prevalent this year. Millersville’s Dr. Chris Hardy, biology, talks about the itchy stuff.
The Anchor will open on August 25 in time for freshman orientation. The Anchor, a 14,500-square-foot facility in Gordinier, includes a seating area for more than 160 students, wireless Internet […]
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