Opening The Doors to Student Success

The Student Government Association (SGA) empowers students to develop valuable leadership skills by representing their peers, collaborating on campus initiatives and advocating for meaningful change. Kaylee Fry is leading SGA with passion and determination.

Kaylee, a sophomore psychology major with a minor in criminology, has been appreciative to learn from incredible faculty members who continually challenge and inspire her to expand her knowledge. “Their influence has strengthened my passion for psychology and confirmed my goal of becoming a forensic psychologist. I hope to combine my desire to help others through psychology with my interest in the legal system, allowing me to make a meaningful impact in both fields.”

Outside of the classroom, Kaylee serves as the president of SGA. “Joining SGA has opened countless doors for me, helping me grow as a leader while giving me the opportunity to advocate for my fellow students.” Through this experience, she has been able to build a strong sense of community on campus and form lifelong friendships. “Serving in this role has reinforced my commitment to leadership, service and creating a positive experience for all students at Millersville.”

Through education, entrepreneurship and leadership, the next generation of business professionals will play a vital role in solving complex challenges and shaping a more prosperous future. That’s what drives Patrick Moody’s passion in the Lombardo College of Business.

Patrick did not follow the traditional student path. Instead, he served six years in the U.S. Marine Corps before beginning his college education, and along the way became a husband and father. “I experienced how important personal finances are for success in life and decided to find a career where I could help others with their financial situations. While at Millersville, I learned about the vital role accountants serve in the financial success of individuals and their businesses.”

With support from his professors, Patrick joined the accounting major and soon began his first internship with a local accounting firm. “During this time, I was able to rely on my scholarship to support my education and my household, freeing me up to focus on my education and the beginning of my career in accounting.” Patrick is excited to graduate in the spring of 2027 and begin working at his internship location while pursuing a CPA license and furthering his education.

Few experiences have had as great an impact on Arianna Seitz’s life as being part of the Millersville Women’s Basketball team. Through the game, she has developed skills and qualities that extend beyond the court, shaping her growth as a teacher, teammate and person.

Basketball has been a constant in Arianna’s life since she was in third grade. Her connection to the game runs deep, as her father also played basketball during his time at Millersville. “It’s been a part of my life for as long as I can remember,” she said. As she looks ahead to the upcoming season, Arianna is excited about the team’s potential and the opportunities that lie ahead.

Beyond basketball, Arianna is pursuing a degree in elementary education with the goal of becoming a second-grade teacher. She is passionate about making a difference in the lives of young students and creating a positive learning environment. “I want to be someone who has a big impact in a child’s life and be the reason they look forward to coming to school every day,” she said. Through her student teaching experiences, she has led a variety of lessons and formed meaningful connections with her students, many of which continue long after her time in the classroom.