Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Senior Tevon Kerr-Hornbaker will spend his final semester serving as a Pennsylvania House of Representatives Legislative Fellow. This 13-week program, housed in the Pennsylvania Capitol, places undergraduate juniors, seniors, graduate students, and law school students attending Pennsylvania colleges or universities in the offices of Committee Chairmen or House Leaders. Fellows attend hearings, committee meetings, workshops, and Legislative session. They draft bill analyses, work on constituent services, and conduct policy research, and they develop, research, and present their own original piece of legislation at the end of the fellowship.

Mary-Jane Music, a senior entertainment technology major at Millersville University, with a concentration in sound design and social media management, has been selected as a social media intern for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 2.

Meteorology major Nelson Tucker has been interested in the weather since he was a young boy living in Vienna, Virginia. He became "deeply focused" on tornadoes during the next few years, and by high school, they became an obsession. His passion for tornadoes and desire to help others has led him, along with his brother and two friends, to create The OTUS Project, which stands for The Observations of Tornadoes by UAV Systems. The OTUS project is an effort to gather reliable measurements of the environment within and surrounding a tornado to protect lives and property, according to its website.

Millersville University proudly recognizes students who demonstrated exceptional academic achievement during the spring 2025 semester by earning a place on the Dean's List. Eligible students must achieve a semester GPA of 3.50 or higher. Congratulations to all who earned this prestigious distinction!