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Educator of the Year: Dr. Albert

Devin Marino By Devin Marino
Post date January 17, 2025
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Dr. Daniel Albert

Dr. Daniel Albert, associate professor and chair of chemistry, is the latest Educator of the Year at Millersville University.

Tags Chemistry, Chemistry Department, Dr. Daniel Albert, Educator of the Year, student success

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Millersville Set to Host 17th Annual Science Olympiad

Devin Marino By Devin Marino
Post date March 14, 2024
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About 500 middle and high school students will gather at Millersville University to participate in this prestigious competition.

Tags biology, Chemistry, Dr. Daniel Albert, Dr. Laura Ramos-Sepulveda, Physics, Regional Science Olympiad, Science Olympiad, STEM, technology

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‘Ville Awarded Research Grant

Mary Miller By Mary Miller
Post date August 15, 2022
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Dr. Jeremiah Mbindyo

Millersville is the first school in the PASSHE system to receive a grant for $53,450 as a part of the Manufacturing PA Innovation Program.

Tags Chemistry, Dr. Jeremiah Mbindyo, Grant, K & L Plating, manufacturers, Manufacturing PA Innovation Program

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First Environmental Justice Fellowship Awarded

Devin Marino By Devin Marino
Post date April 18, 2022
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Dr. John Wallace, Pearl Ramos and Dr. Nanette Marcum-Dietrich

Sophomore receives year-long Environmental Justice Fellowship.

Tags biology, Chemistry, Dr. John Wallace, Dr. Nanette Marcum-Dietrich, Earth Day, environment, Environmental Justice Fellowship, Fellowship, Pearl Ramos, WETi

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Welcome Science Olympiad!

Mary Miller By Mary Miller
Post date March 23, 2022
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The Science Olympiad is a tournament where teams of 15 students use their STEM skills to engineer a device.

Tags Chemistry, devices, Dr. Daniel Albert, engineering, high school, Mathematics, middle school, Science, Science Olympiad, STEM, teams, technology, tournament

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New Science and Technology Dean

University Communications By University Communications
Post date March 21, 2022
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Dr. Marc Harris, new dean of the College of Science and Technology

Dr. Marc Harris has been named the Dean of the College of Science and Technology.

Tags Chemistry, College of Science and Technology, Dr. Gail Gasparich, Dr. Marc Harris, faculty, Lebanon Valley College

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$1.5 Million NSF Grant Supports STEM

Devin Marino By Devin Marino
Post date January 31, 2022
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$1.5 Million NSF Grant Aims to Support Academically Talented Incoming STEM Students.

Tags Chemistry, Co-PI, Dr. Janet White, Dr. Kathryn Allen, Mathematics, National Science Foundation, NSF, Principal Investigator, S-STEM, STEM, Supporting Student Success

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MU Grad Helps Protect Lancaster County from Lanternflies

Alicia Garges By Alicia Garges
Post date April 21, 2021
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Adult spotted lanternfly. Photo by Lawrence Barringer, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.

Individuals can use wildlife-safe traps such as sticky tape to catch Spotted Lanternflies.

Tags Amanda Goldsmith, biology, Chemistry, conservation, Lancaster County Conservation District, Lanternflies, Lanternfly, Physics, Spotted Lanternfly

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High-Powered Microscope Coming Soon

University Communications By University Communications
Post date December 5, 2019
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Left to right; Dr Charlton Wolfgang, co-PI; Dr. Chris Hardy, co-PI; Dr. Maria Schiza, Principal Investigator; and Dr. Jeremiah Mbindyo, co-PI.

The electron microscope can attain magnifications higher than 300,000 times.

Tags biology, Chemistry, Dr. Charlton Wolfgang, Dr. Chris Hardy, Dr. Jeremiah Mbindyo, Dr. Maria Schiza, microscope, National Science Foundation, NSF, Scanning Electron Microscope

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Jennifer Houtz Keeps Racking up the Awards

University Communications By University Communications
Post date May 9, 2018
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Millersville Grad Receives the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship

Tags biology, Chemistry, Cornell University, Graduate Research Fellowship, Jennifer Houtz, NSF