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Millersville University confers degrees; speakers urge excellence, empathy and civic engagement
Summary
Millersville University held its 170th commencement, where President Daniel A. Wubah conferred master's and baccalaureate degrees, keynote speaker Dr. Melvin R. Allen urged graduates to pursue empathy and problem solving, and student leaders announced the senior class gift.
Millersville University held its 170th commencement ceremony at the Winter Center, where university leaders conferred master’s and baccalaureate degrees on candidates recommended by faculty and urged graduates to pursue excellence and civic engagement.
University President Daniel A. Wubah presided over the conferral of degrees and told graduates to carry forward a commitment to continual growth. “Feel the energy in the air. Thick with accomplishments and brimming with possibilities,” Wubah said, adding that “excellence isn’t simply about achieving a perfect grade point average.”
The ceremony included a keynote address by Dr. Melvin R. Allen, a longtime Millersville alumnus, faculty member and…
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