Millersville University
P.O. Box 1002
Millersville, PA 17551-0302
717-871-4636
www.millersville.edu
President
Dr. Daniel A. Wubah
Hecmarys Cintron, Robotics
Hecmarys Cintron was interested in STEM subjects early on, thanks to an internship
she had in high school. She learned about careers in robotics from an innovative partnership
between Millersville University’s Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology Department
and Precision Cobotics, a robotics integrator company based in Lititz, PA. The program
was made possible with grant funding from the Lancaster STEM Alliance.
Through the internship at Millersville, Cintron got hands-on experience with cutting-edge
robotics technology and even had the chance to complete work for real clients.
“I love being able to work with robots and program them to complete a task,” she shared.
Cintron, a driven first-generation student majoring in robotics at MU, is on track
to graduate with a standout résumé and impressive career-ready skills.
“Through the connections I made as an intern, a member of the robotics club, and as
a robotics major, I’ve been encouraged by my peers and professors to keep pursuing
my dreams,” she said.
Points of Pride
Points of Pride
Points of Pride
Points of Pride
Points of Pride
Millersville University was founded in 1855 as the first Normal School in Pennsylvania.
Consistently ranked within the Top 30 Public Schools in the North by U.S. News & World Report
Millersville is the only State System university with a botany program. The rigorous curriculum prioritizes both a depth of knowledge in botany and a solid, broad background in biology.
Millersville’s Meteorology program is a member of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) and an academic affiliate of the University Corporation of Atmospheric Research (UCAR). Students have 24/7 access to the Meteorological Network (METNET) and Weather Station, and many participate in the Campus Weather Service, which issues forecasts to the community every week.
Millersville University’s downtown performing arts center, The Ware Center, is a pillar of the downtown Lancaster arts scene. The Ware Center hosted nearly 3,200 performances over the past 5 years and accommodates classes for approximately 1000 students each semester
Notable Alumni
Notable Alumni
Notable Alumni
Notable Alumni
Notable Alumni
Dana Chryst ’81 - President, CEO and Owner, The Jay Group
Jordan A. Harris ’06 - Democrat serving Philadelphia County since 2013; member of the Millersville Council of Trustees.
Roy B. Clair Jr. ’67 - Co-founder and owner of Clair Brothers Audio Enterprises, Inc., the world leader in the live-sound industry. Clair Brothers has offices in Lititz, PA; Nashville, TN; Basel, Switzerland; London, England; and Tokyo, Japan, with affiliates in Singapore and Australia.
Hugh Herr ’90 - Inventor, nationally acclaimed low-stress spring running shoe; has been featured on various CBS & PBS programs and many magazine features (US News & World Report, Boys’ Life, National Enquirer, etc.) for his development of special rock climbing gear for those with artificial prosthesis’. He holds a patent for a prosthetic socket that he developed for walking. Assistant professor at Harvard University.
Robert S. Walker ’64 - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Wexler & Walker Public Policy Associates, former Congressman, 12th District, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Co-Chair of Millersville University’s 150th Anniversary Committee.
University Rankings
University Rankings
University Rankings
University Rankings
University Rankings
Impact Rankings
Times Higher Education
Military Friendly® School
Military Friendly
2020 National University Rankings List
Washington Monthly
No. 4 Online RN to BSN Program in Pennsylvania
RegisteredNursing.org
Best Regional Universities in the North
U.S. News & World Report