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Alumna earns national award for best article by an undergraduate student

Mary Dolheimer By Mary Dolheimer
Post date October 21, 2025
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Claire DeVinney '24

The national honor was presented to Claire DeVinney, a May 2024 graduate who is currently a student in the history doctoral program at the University of Rochester.

Tags American Historical Association, Claire DeVinney, Dr. Tanya Kevorkian, History, Pennsylvania Historical Association, Raymond J. Cunningham Prize

Celebrating Earth Day 2023

Devin Marino By Devin Marino
Post date April 19, 2023
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Students sorting recyclables.

One day a year is set aside to recognize the importance of our planet and its valuable resources.

Tags 'Ville-age, Climate, Dr. Dominick Manusos, Dr. Justin Mando, Dr. Kathy Schreiber, Dr. Nadine Garner, Dr. Tanya Kevorkian, Earth Day, Lancaster County Climate Summit, recycle, Sustainability Club, Sustainability Committee

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“Those Known and Unknown to Us”

Mary Miller By Mary Miller
Post date October 24, 2022
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A’Lice Myers Hall (Allie) speaks at the Land Acknowledgement ceremony on Tuesday, October 25, 2022.

Millersville University now has a Land Acknowledgment statement.

Tags Archaeology, Conestoga, Dr. Marlene Arnold, Dr. Tanya Kevorkian, History, Land Acknowledgment, Lenape, Native American Heritage Month, Shawnee, Shenks Ferry

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Millersville Prepares to Host 36th Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide

Mary Miller By Mary Miller
Post date October 4, 2021
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The goal for this year is to have a hybrid conference, with some in-person attendees at the Ware Center.

Tags Conference, Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide, Dr. Tanya Kevorkian, Genocide, History, Holocaust, Tanya Kevorkian, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum