‘Ville Daily | October 15, 2018
FOR MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
New Today: Got Kids? New Head Start Program for the Children of Millersville University Students
New Today: Save the Date – International Education Week, Nov. 12-16
New Today: International Tea Time – Thursday
New Today: Scholastic Book Fair Oct. 15-17
New Today: Study/Service Abroad summer trip to Mexico
New Today: Remembering the APSCUF Strike – online exhibit
The 2018 International Policy Conference – “ The Power of Media”
Reminder – Fall Semester Academic & Administration Building Fire Drills
Volunteers Wanted for Millersville Community-University Parade
Premiere Screening of Intelligent Lives
Academic Affairs Organizational Update
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STUDENT NEWS AND GET INVOLVED
New Today: Senior Portrait Sessions
How to Love Better: Purple Carnival
Walker Center presents “-Ism” Series
Volunteers Needed: Positive Change Conference Rethinking Diversity
Most Instagram-Worthy Places on Millersville’s Campus
Experience Buried Alive at Marauder Fan Fest
Employment Opportunities for Made in Millersville!
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FACULTY/STAFF
New Today: Workshop – Relating Research to Global Learning – Thursday
New Today: Register now for Camp Idea ~ Jan. 7-11
Textbook Adoptions due by 10/31
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NEWS RELEASES
The Equestrian Club of Millersville University
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MEDIA COVERAGE
10/14 – LNP
- Coverage of the Millersville Community-University Parade in “Pageantry & Puddles”
- Richard Clark’s column, “Global warming is solvable if we heed what science tells us”
- Trustee Ann Womble’s column, “Persuade, don’t fearmonger, to argue for the free market”
- MU meteorologist Eric Horst included in, “Cool, mostly cloudy today with a high of58, light rain tomorrow morning”
- Recap of the 11th District Debate at MU
- Coverage of football game, “Marauders’ 0 comes up empty”
- Coverage of women’s volleyball win over Kutztown
10/13 – WGAL – Coverage of homecoming weekend on evening news
10/13 – LNP
- “Nothing small about John Little’s legacy at Solanco”
- “Rainy Saturday morning will give way to partial sun, forecasters predict”
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EVENTS: UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
10/16
- Field Hockey at Shippensburg
- “Intelligent Lives” film screening
10/17 – Men’s Soccer vs. Bloomsburg
10/18 – Fall 2018 Graduate Open House
10/19 – Club 42: Edmar Casteneda Quartet with Andrea Tierra
10/20
- Admissions Open House
- Field Hockey vs. Mercyhurst
- Women’s Soccer vs. Clarion
- Football vs. Malone
- Global Music: Gina Chavez
10/21
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