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Millersville University announces commencement figures and $750,000+ state grant for dual enrollment
Summary
A Millersville University representative told the council that about 99 undergraduates and 254 graduate students graduated across three ceremonies and that the university secured more than $750,000 from the state Department of Education to expand dual-enrollment programming and scholarships for Penn Manor students and partner schools.
Victor, speaking for Millersville University, reported on recent campus activity and a state grant for dual-enrollment programs.
He said commencement two Saturdays earlier awarded approximately 99 undergraduate degrees and 254 graduate degrees across three sessions. Summer session has begun and the university is running many courses online.
Victor also announced the university received a state Department of Education grant of more than $750,000 to expand dual-enrollment programming and provide scholarship funds, naming partnerships with two school districts and a charter school that will benefit students in the Penn Manor school district. He said the funding will support expanded dual-enrollment opportunities and scholarships for local students.
What happens next: The university will work with partner districts to implement expanded dual-enrollment offerings and scholarship distribution; council members acknowledged the grant and the university liaison from Penn Manor.
