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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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10 Years of Made in Millersville

Photo of 2024 Made in Millersville presenter, Rachel Maiers.
2024 Made in Millersville presenter, Rachel Maiers.

A record number of 265 presentations by 383 presenters will attend this year’s conference.

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MU to host Frederick Douglass Institute for PASSHE

The Frederick Douglass Institute events will provide students with training in argumentation, advocacy, leadership and social justice.

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Today’s #MarauderMonday is Elizabeth Wicht!<br /> <br /> Elizabeth is a recent graduate from Lititz, PA, with a degree in Media Arts Production and a minor in Marketing. Elizabeth chose to attend Millersville to follow in the footsteps of her family members who made MU their home. “The first time I took a tour of campus, it felt like home. Like I could spend the next four years of my life here,” she says.<br /> <br /> In addition to her studies, Elizabeth serves as the vice president of operations for MUTV and is the co-producer for their sports broadcast show, In the Zone. Elizabeth also serves as the president of the John Newman Association, secretary for Millersville’s Student Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) chapter, and is a member of the Broadcast Education Association. “Millersville’s media clubs specifically have made my experience here one to remember,” she says. “I love what I do outside the classroom as I am surrounded and supported by some amazing people.”<br /> <br /> Elizabeth’s favorite course so far has been Topics: Cinema Production, taught by Professor James Machado. “The week-long winter course is a masterclass in basic filmmaking with time to experiment and have fun, and I loved every second of it,” she shares.<br /> <br /> Elizabeth’s favorite spot on campus is the Bassler Hall Greenroom, where she has completed countless homework assignments, written scripts, shared lunches, watched movies, laughed, cried, and made some of her fondest memories.<br /> <br /> In her free time, Elizabeth loves to bake and travel. “Baking is a huge part of my family,” she says. “I also worked in a bakery for a few years.” Her favorite baked goods to make include cakes, iced cookies, baklava, and anything involving a blow torch. <br /> <br /> Elizabeth currently works for Kenvue, a consumer healthcare company that manufactures Listerine, Tylenol, Neutrogena, and more. Her role there includes running the Lititz site’s communications department. After graduation, Elizabeth intends to continue her work with Kenvue.<br /> <br /> Elizabeth’s favorite quote comes from Harry S. Truman: "It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit."
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