Campus Update: March 22, 2026
Graduates from Millersville University in the Fall
Here is a list of students who graduated from Millersville University in the fall, along with their respective degrees and hometowns:
Doctor of Education
- Melissa Devlin, Reading
Doctor of Nursing Practice
- Kimberly Slate, West Lawn
Master of Arts
- John Leininger, Reinholds, English
Master of Education
- Samantha Wolfe, Fleetwood, assessment, curriculum and teaching
- Jordan Espinosa, Reading, school counseling
Master of Science
- Audra Schappell, Blandon, emergency management
- Madison Carr, Reading, integrated scientific applications
Master of Science in Nursing
- Kathryn Pross, West Lawn
Bachelor of Design
- Zachary Armbruster, Denver
- Grace Ohlinger, Sinking Spring, interactive and graphic design
Bachelor of Arts
- Dakota Dugan, Reading, psychology
- Alexa Dunn, Reading, multidisciplinary studies
- Jackson Kilgore, Virginville, entertainment technology
- Morgan Miller, Sinking Spring, history
- Katelyn Murphy, Sinking Spring, psychology
- Ellora DeNight, Elverson, English
- Dominik Meyer, Denver, economics
Bachelor of Science
- George-Joshua Kamel, Blandon, applied engineering and technology management
- Colin Knepper, Denver
- Annette Scherer, Womelsdorf, business administration
- Darlin Piruch, Sinking Spring
- Israel Gonzalez Valdebenito, Reinholds, computer science
- Savana Roxburgh, Reading, sport administration
- Lauren Fox, Denver, nursing
Bachelor of Science in Education
- Karlie Vanek, Kutztown
- Kaylee Weller, Reading, early childhood education
Associate in Technology
- Tucker Jozwiak, Mohrsville, applied engineering and technology
Graduates from Georgia Institute of Technology
Jaimin Patel, Wyomissing; and Shyam Patel, Breinigsville, received degrees from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta in December.
Honor Society
Robert King III, Boyertown, was elected to the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at Texas A&M University.
Penn College Students in Action
Leah J. Weber, Kutztown, was part of a group of students from Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport, who assisted at the Moda Miami luxury automotive event in Coral Gables, Fla. She is an applied management major.
“We help form the backbone of the event,” said Roy H. Klinger, co-department head of collision repair and adviser to the Penn College Classic Cruisers Club. “We help handle the concours show, the staging, the auction and the ambiance of the event. We’re able to give our students real-world application of their training.”
Kira L. Adams, Bernville; Kyle J. Burke, Reading; and Jason D. Groth, Birdsboro were among the Penn College electrical construction students who worked to brighten the gymnasium and lobby of the Williamsport YMCA.
Students spent a few weeks replacing 30 fluorescent lighting fixtures at the facility with bright, energy-efficient LED lights.
Items are submitted by the colleges and organizations involved.
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