Co-curricular activities are an important part of the honors experience at Millersville University. The Honors College recognizes that much of your education occurs beyond the walls of the classroom. Your ideas are shaped by your experiences. We encourage our students to participate in an array of social, cultural, and recreational activities.

In keeping with the emphasis on community here within the Honors College, we also recognize the need to give back to the community-- both the university community and the community at large. Honors students participate in the Into the Steets Program, United Way Day of Caring, Empty Bowls, and many other community service based programs.

Service is a rewarding part of college life. The Honors Activities Board is committed to lending a hand. You may devote your energies to various causes: human rights, hunger and homelessness, women's issues, and tutoring programs.

Downtime is essential for the successful college student. To relieve stress, students have cheered the Marauders on at football games, picnicked with the swans, and relished sumptuous end-of-the-semester banquets.

Nearby, Lancaster boasts nightlife and culture. Honors Students attend plays, Broadway musicals, museum and gallery openings, the ballet, and opera.

2012

Fall 2011

September 2011 - Honors College freshmen participated in the Day of Caring community service event. Several upper level Honors students also assisted in the day's events.

November 2011 - The traditional Ice Cream Social was held in the Recreation Room of Diehm Hall in conjunction with a scheduling social. Honors students were able to meet with Dr. Downey to discuss options in registering for spring 2012 courses.

December 2011 - Senior Recognition Banquet. Two graduating seniors were recognized for their achievements while at Millersville University's Honors College. Seniors graduating in December 2011 are Michael Gau and Caroline Greenawalt.  

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