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MU Receives Digital Literacy Grant for the Second Year

Leah Reagan By Leah Reagan
Post date November 10, 2022
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Millersville recently received a grant to provide computer and digital literacy training to unemployed and underemployed.

The University received a $45,000 digital literacy grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry for a second year.

Tags Digital Literacy Grant, Digital Literacy Skills Certificate, Grant, Hope Schmids, Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, Quarryville

‘Ville Supports Small Businesses

Leah Reagan By Leah Reagan
Post date November 8, 2022
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Dr. Jack Ogutu

The grant will help provide training and education programs for employers and workers.

Tags Dr. Betty-Jo Bowers, Dr. Jack Ogutu, Grant, Hope Schmids, Occupational Safety and Health Act, small business, Susan Harwood Training Grant, workforce development

Help On the Way for Local Workforce

Mary Miller By Mary Miller
Post date November 4, 2021
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Dr. Jack Ogutu and Dr. Betty-Jo Bowers, co-investigators on the grant.

Millersville University awarded $273,000 in Grants for Training.

Tags American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, businesses, Coronavirus, Dr. Betty-Jo Bowers, Dr. Jack Ogutu, Grant, Hope Schmids, U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, workforce

Willow Valley Communities Collaborates with Millersville on Leadership Program

University Communications By University Communications
Post date July 15, 2019
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(Left to right) Hope M. Schmids, Director, Continuing Education & Workforce Development at Millersville; Jodi Markley, Culinary Services Supervisor - Lakes Campus, receiving her Certificate of Completion from Denny Griest, President, Chief Financial Officer, Willow Valley Communities.

The 12-month training program was customized and developed to provide intermediate level supervisory and leadership training.