President: Dr. Francine G. McNairy

Council of Trustees

• Mr. Michael G. Warfel '84 - Chairman
• Mr. Paul G. Wedel - Vice Chairman
• Mr. Nelson Sears - Secretary
• Dr. James P. Argires
• Ms. Julianne Dickson
• Mr. Abram Diffenbach '73
• Ms. Caroline M. Hoffer '77
• Dr. William B. McIlwaine
• Mr. Brian A. Rider '87
• Mr. Gerald S. Robinson
• Mr. Matthew T. Smith - Student Trustee
• Dr. John Cavanaugh, ex officio

What we are...

• 7,259 undergraduate students
• 1,047 graduate students
• 333 full-time faculty
• 129 part-time faculty
• 613 staff and administration

What we are...

• 250 acres of gently rolling landscape
• 86 buildings including Bolger Conference Center

Where we are...

• Located in Millersville, Pa., population: 7,271 (2006 Census)
• 3 miles from Lancaster City
• 1 1⁄2 hours from Philadelphia
• 2 1⁄2 hours from Washington D.C.
• 3 hours from New York City

Associate of science, associate of technology, bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of science in education, bachelor of fine arts, bachelor of science in nursing, master of arts, master of science, master of science in education, master of science in nursing, master of social work, master of business administration.

Academic Features

School of Science & Mathematics

http://www.millersville.edu/scienceandmath/

School of Education

http://www.millersville.edu/education/

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

http://www.millersville.edu/~deanhmss

Honors College

http://www.millersville.edu/~honors

Corporate University

http://corpu.millersville.edu/

Professional Training & Education

http://www.millersville.edu/~pte

Undergraduate Programs

• Anthropology
• Art
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Communication & Theatre
• Computer Science
• Earth Sciences
• Economics
• Elementary & Early Childhood Education
• English
• French
• Geography
• Geology
• German
• Government & Political Affairs
• History
• Industrial Technology
• International Studies
• Mathematics
• Meteorology
• Music
• Nursing
• Occupational Safety & Environmental Health
• Ocean Sciences
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Sociology
• Spanish
• Special Education
• Technology Education

Graduate Programs

• Art
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Early Childhood Education
• Gifted Education
• Educational Leadership
• Elementary Education
• English
• Emergency Management
• Foreign Languages
• History
• Mathematics
• Nursing
• Psychology and School Counseling
• Language and Literacy Education
• Special Education
• Sport Management
• Supervisory Certification Program
• Technology Education
• Social Work

Provides education and training solutions for continuous professional and workforce development.

MUOnline is Millersville University’s distance education program.

Office of Internships & Civic Engagement Services

Cooperative education and internships are academic programs which allow MU students to earn credit toward graduation and allow them the opportunity to apply knowledge learned in the classroom to actual work situations.

http://www.millersville.edu/~intern

Global Opportunities

At present, Millersville University has 15 institutional partners in Chile, China, France, Germany, Japan, Northern Ireland, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Spain and the United Kingdom. Millersville is sending record numbers of its students and faculty abroad. We are in turn honored to host students, faculty and administrators from our partners.

http://www.millersville.edu/~globaled

The Helen A. Ganser Library provides:

• Easy access to millions of items including books, journal articles, DVDs, etc.
• 25 faculty and staff members to assist
• Wireless access and laptops circulating for students' use
• Instruction in the use of information resources
• Specialized collections including university archives, government documents, and curriculum materials
• Total of 1,091,226 items

• 8,306 undergraduate and graduate students
• Female: 58%
• Male: 42%
• Minority 11.8 %
• Pennsylvania residents: 96%
• Alumni, 46,696 living in 48 countries, with 77% living in Pennsylvania

Admission Statistics (Fall 2007)

• 6,723 applications for 1,345 spaces in freshmen class
• 57% of applicants accepted as regular full-time fall freshman
• 35% of admitted students actually enrolled (matriculated) as full-time students

Freshman Profile

• 2007 – SAT total for verbal/reading and math 1044
• 2007 – SAT for writing 507
• 29% of freshmen in top 1/5 of class

Financial Aid (2006)

• 80% of students received $47.5 million in financial aid

Academic Calendar

The University operates on a 4-1-4 academic calendar with summer sessions.

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees:

• $6,624 (Pa. residents)
• $14,480 (out-of-state residents)
• Room and board: $6,876

Annual Operating Budget

2007-2008: $123 million

• 32% from state appropriations
• 44% from tuition
• 19 % from auxiliary sources
• 5% from private fundraising, public grants and contracts

Fundraising 2006-2007

Gifts/contracts/grants: $10.57 million
Endowment value: $16.54 million

* 2005-2006 CSRDE Report

• Student-faculty ratio: 18:1
• Average class size: 25
• Full-time instructional faculty with a Ph.D. or terminal degree: 95%

Undergraduate 2007

2,284 live in residence halls on campus.
Options in Millersville's’s nine residence halls include:

• Coed, by wing or floor
• Theme areas: Freshman Year Experience, Honors College, International, Service Learning and Leadership
• 5% of students belong to a fraternity/sorority (all non-residential)
• 2,100 live in local off-campus housing
• 2,400 (approx.) commute from home
• 130 different campus groups and organizations

http://www.millersville.edu/~housing
http://www.millersville.edu/~sprogram

21 intercollegiate varsity sports competing in NCAA Division II (with the exception of wrestling)

Men’s:

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Football
• Golf
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Track & Field (Indoor/Outdoor)
• Wrestling (Division I)

Women’s

• Basketball
• Cross Country
• Field Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track & Field (Indoor/Outdoor)
• Volleyball

Plus a diverse range of intramural and club programs.

School Colors

Black & Gold

Mascots

Marauder and sidekick Skully

Black & Gold Club

Fosters and supports excellence in intercollegiate athletics. Provides funds for program initiatives and scholarships.