Millersville University has earned its place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The outstanding service of Millersville’s students and various organizations on campus is what earned the University’s spot on the prestigious list. Only a select amount of institutions are chosen each year to receive this award and it is the most distinguished award a college or university can receive for community service recognition.
Upon the signing of the Vision 2020 statement last month, Robert Slabinski, C.E.O. of Student Lodging, Inc. and Student Services, Inc., went above and beyond his annual $400,000 contribution to the Millersville Borough by announcing a gift of an additional $10,000.
On Saturday, Feb. 14 and 21, Millersville students volunteered at the Crispus Attucks Shelter to complete their required hours of community service for Dr. Timothy Shea’s English composition class.
Skateboarders in Millersville will soon have their very own community skate park to ride in. The proposed park will be built upon the seldom-used and deteriorating tennis court adjacent in the Millersville Park adjacent to John Herr’s Market.
Dr. Ralph Anttonen and his wife, Judy, have been named the 2008 grand marshals of the Millersville Community Parade, chosen among 25 other nominees by the Millersville Community Parade Committee.
The two mile, award-winning parade will take place on Saturday, Nov. 1, which coincides with Millersville’s Homecoming weekend, Family Day and Community Day.
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