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Commonsense Investments to Fight Food Insecurity

Two women are engaged in conversation in front of a refrigerator with a glass door. The woman on the left has short blonde hair and is wearing a plaid blazer, gesturing as she speaks. The woman on the right has shoulder-length brown hair, glasses, and is wearing a gray plaid coat with a yellow scarf, listening attentively. Behind them, a chalkboard wall has the words "SNAP NUTRITION" written in green chalk. A small table next to the fridge holds blue food containers and fresh produce, including apples and tomatoes. The setting appears to be an indoor space with a focus on food accessibility or nutrition.
Deputy Secretary for Postsecondary and Higher Education Lynette Kuhn and Vice President of Student Affairs at Millersville, Dr. Mary Beth Williams, discuss ways to combat food insecurity.

Thanks to PA Hunger-Free Campus Initiative, Millersville University has set up a SNAP Station to combat food insecurity among students.

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SNAP Station Supports Student Food Security  

The image shows a pantry area labeled "SNAP STATION" written in colorful chalk on a black wall. Below the sign, a message reads, "Take whatever you NEED!" with a smiley face. The pantry consists of black metal shelves with bright yellow plastic bins. The bins contain various non-perishable food items such as canned vegetables, soups, pasta, rice, and cereal. Handwritten chalk labels on the wall indicate categories like "CANS," "RICE," "Noodles," and "Microwave."
The SNAP station is now open in the Student Memorial Center.

A SNAP Station recently opened in the Student Memorial Center. 

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