Fiat Lux Society

A dedicated donor who's support has created a number of scholarships for students in varied majors, and her gifts to the softball program were honored in 2017 when the University named the team’s facility the Seaber Softball Stadium.

As dedicated supporters of Millersville University, Nancy C. Adams ’73 and her late husband, Gary Adams, established funds and supported students and faculty with a focus on Occupational Safety and Environmental Health (OSEH).

Through their generous contributions to Millersville University, Ray Brady ’74 and Kris Barone are making a valuable difference in the lives of students. Ray and Kris have created two scholarships in the College of Science and Technology that provide transformational opportunities for Millersville University students to succeed in their academic pursuits. Created in 2024, the John R. Brady Opportunity Endowed Scholarships honor the memory of Ray’s father, John R. Brady.

A dedicated donor who has created a variety of scholarships to benefit Millersville University students.

Through their decades of exceptional philanthropy, Bennett J. Cooper ’67, JD, LHD ’12 and Joanne E. (Wargo) Cooper ’67 have made a transformative impact at Millersville University as visionary leaders and champions for student success.

Dedicated donors to Millersville University with an extraordinary commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of students through their philanthropic support.

As dedicated donors to Millersville University, Stacey M. Fink ’72, ’77M, MD, PhD (1950-2025) and Karen L. Ketner-Fink have been generously supporting the University community for many years. Their exceptional contributions have made a lasting impact on students' lives through their support for the Millersville University baseball program and their establishment of the Stacey M. Fink, MD, PhD Academic Achievement Award.

As devoted contributors to Millersville University, Eric Liddell ’71 and Rochelle Liddell ’70 established the Liddell Field Study Endowment Award. Millersville University students benefit from the endowment through its support of academic field experiences for students at Wallops Island or other similar field studies. 


For many years, Dr. Samuel Lombardo '07H and Dena Lombardo have supported Millersville University and have provided tremendous educational opportunities for Millersville University students as donors of transformative gifts.

From 1972 until her retirement in 2012, Susan P. Luek, Ph.D., taught psychology as a professor at Millersville University. Luek Hall, formerly Byerly Hall, is home to the Millersville University psychology department and was renamed in her honor in 2017.

Generously provided scholarship opportunities for student-athletes at Millersville University and helped Marauders achieve their dreams. In 2012, Morgan established the Lois T. Morgan ’54 Student-Athlete Endowed Scholarship, which awards educational funds to one or more student-athletes from both men’s and women’s athletic teams.

Through her generous support for a variety of programs at Millersville University, Karen Ashkar Murley ’63 has made a tremendous positive impact in the lives of Millersville University students.

Steven R. Pomponi ’89 and Lynn A. Pomponi ’91 are dedicated donors to Millersville University who have supported student success through the creation of a variety of scholarship endowments.

The Robertsons support science education and research in a multitude of ways, including scholarships for students in both physics and biology, funding for student and faculty research projects and internship opportunities for summer biology field experiences, including the Marine Science Consortium at Wallops Island.

In their valuable commitment to making a difference in the lives of students, Edward “Ed” L. Schoenberger, Jr. ’64, ’70M and Kathy H. Schoenberger ’69, ’73M are making a transformative impact through their generosity to Millersville University. Their exceptional dedication to giving back to their alma mater and supporting student success is reflected through their creation of a collection of scholarship funds and loyal giving for many years and in their careers as educators in Lancaster County.

Tell School of Music is named in honor of Patrick J. Tell, an entrepreneur and philanthropist from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The School’s naming acknowledges Tell’s lifetime giving and support of Millersville University and its students.

Provided valuable educational opportunities for students through The Alan K. Wyand and Robert L. Shoener Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a student majoring in music, focused on voice, with a preference to those with demonstrated financial need.

The dedication and naming of Millersville University’s Ware Center, located in the heart of downtown Lancaster at 42 N. Prince Street, took place on September 12, 2011, in Steinman Hall. Named in honor of Paul W. and Judy S. Ware, The Ware Center recognizes the Wares’ commitment to the visual and performing arts.

On the campus of Millersville University, international flags adorn the ceiling of the Galley in the Student Memorial Center (SMC) and the Lombardo Welcome Center through the International Flag Project, funded by a generous donation from Michael G. Warfel ’84.