MU Foundation Board of Directors

Officers

Members

 

 NANCY C. ADAMS '73

Nancy Adams joined the board in 2024. She earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from Millersville in 1973, after which she went on to work for the US Department of Labor. While at Millersville, she played women’s lacrosse and was a member of the German Club.

After working as the first woman for the US Department of Labor for a time, she received a master’s degree in occupational safety and environmental health. She retired from her position and 2008 now serves as a consultant for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Nancy and her husband, Gary, created the N.C. Adams ’73 and W.G. Adams Fellows Program for students majoring and minoring in business and or occupational safety and environmental health. In doing so, they helped to forge a partnership between the OSEH program and the Lombardo College of Business to create a one-of-a-kind education program in Pennsylvania. Nancy has also brought speakers to campus to present to students in the occupational safety and environmental health program. Along with her fellowship, Nancy supports many other scholarships for the occupational safety program.

 

BLAZE CAMBRUZZI '02

Blaze Cambruzzi joined the board in 2026. He is a 2002 graduate of Millersville University having studied business administration and was on the wrestling team. In 2006, he received his Master of Business Administration from Millersville. He also received a Master of Arts in finance from American University.

Cambruzzi is a partner at True Commercial Real Estate. He also worked for High Associates and Rock Commercial Real Estate. Cambruzzi was also an instructor of management and marketing at Millersville. He is a member of the Lancaster County Association of Realtors.

Cambruzzi is a member of the Black and Gold Club, Ville Visionary Society, and the Golden Swan Society. He supports the wrestling team and has a scholarship for business students and athletes. He lives in Lancaster with his wife.

 Ximena Catepillán

Dr. Ximena Catepillán joined the board in 2021. Catepillán began her teaching career at Universidad de Magallanes by the Strait of Magellan in Chile. She earned a master’s in mathematics at Universidad de Santiago, Chile, and a Master of Science at the University of Iowa before obtaining a doctorate degree in Mathematics at the same institution.

Catepillán retired from Millersville University in August 2020 after teaching mathematics for 29 years. Between 2006 and 2019 she taught numerous ethnomathematics courses for Millersville University students with archaeologists from the Maya Exploration Center at the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Currently, she teaches a graduate ethnomathematics course at Universidad de Santiago, Chile, and is actively working in ethnomathematics with a focus on the Pre-Columbian Americas. In 2015, Catepillán co-wrote the textbook Mathematics in a Sample of Cultures by Kendall-Hunt, for her ethnomathematics courses. The second edition of the book was published in 2018.

Catepillán is the past chair of the Eastern Pennsylvania & Delaware section of the Mathematical Association of America; she is currently serving on a variety of committees at the section and at the national level. She previously served two terms on the Foundation Board by the appointment of Dean Edward Shane. Catepillán has been a donor to Millersville University since 1992 who also contributed to the Dr. Rosario Caminero Scholarship Endowment.

 DEXTER L. DAVIS '77 

Dr. Dexter Davis is a 1977 graduate of Millersville University with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. While a student at Millersville, he was a charter member of Eta Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., and also was a peer mentor at Millersville. 

After graduating from Millersville, he attended West Chester University and received a master’s degree in public administration in 1986. He then went on to earn a doctorate in education from Widener University in 2000.

Davis was superintendent of Chester Upland School District, director of alternative education for the Chester Board of Education and now owns Davis and Associates and works as an educational consultant. Davis lives in Wilmington, Delaware, with his wife, Michelle. Through his support for Millersville University, Davis has contributed to The African American / Latino Alumni Scholarship and the Divine Nine & Cultural Greek Council Unity Plots on Memorial Walkway project.

 Corin Dundore 

Corin Dundore joined the board in 2024. She has previously served on the board as Chair of the Committee on Directors and the Spending Committee and currently holds the role of Chair of the Committee on Directors. Currently, Dundore is the director of recruitment and development at Northwestern Mutual- Lancaster. In this role, Dundore partners with local colleges, including Millersville, to grow the Northwestern Mutual team. Dundore works for Northwestern Mutual after graduating from Elizabethtown College in 2009.

Dundore has supported the Millersville University Scholarship Fund and the men's golf team. She is instrumental in Millersville's relationship with Northwestern Mutual, resulting in very generous support of Millersville students. 

Dundore lives in Lancaster County with her husband and two sons.

 


Joseph Garner '90

Joseph Garner returned to the board in 2025. He previously served as the president and currently is the chair of the Investment Committee.

Garner graduated from Millersville University in 1990, majoring in economics. While at Millersville, he was a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon and a recipient of the Neimeyer Hodgson Grant. After his time at Millersville, he attended the University of Pittsburgh for his master’s on business administration. 

Garner is the director of research and portfolio manager at Emerald Asset Management, Inc. He also serves on the advisory council for the Millersville University Lombardo College of Business and as a commencement speaker. Garner was instrumental in establishing the student-run investment group at Millersville, the Marauder Fund. Joe and his wife, Elizabeth ’90 live in Lancaster have two sons and a daughter. Joe and Elizebath are also members of the 1855 Society. Elizabeth serves on the advisory board for the College of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences.

 

MARY GLAZIER

 

 

Dr. Mary Glazier is professor emerita of sociology at Millersville University. She taught in the Criminology, Sociology and Anthropology Department and was the department chair when she retired in 2020. She was also the director of the Center for Public Scholarship and Social Change.

Glazier received her undergraduate degree in sociology from Albertus Magnus College. She then received her master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. Her research has focused on delinquency, violence reduction and community organization.  

Glazier enjoys the outdoors, cycling and horseback riding. She is a supporter of Ambassadors for Hope, a community benefit organization focused on meeting the needs of children with incarcerated parents and the Ambassadors for Hope Scholarship benefitting Millersville students with incarcerated parents. She is a member of the Gilded Feather and Ville Visionary Societies. She lives in Conestoga with her husband and dog. 

 

JANET KACSKOS

 

 

 Janet Kacskos joined the board in 2026. She graduated from the University of Colorado with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in communication.

Kacskos served as the Director of Communications at Millersville University for 20 years and retired in 2025. She was recognized as Director of Communications Emerita by the Council of Trustees for her work at the university.

Kacskos is a Fellow of the Public Relations Society of America and has presented at numerous national events and conferences. She is a member of the Gilded Feather and Hobbs Wickersham Societies and lives in Lancaster. She enjoys traveling, skiing and golfing.

 

 

Cassandra Karamanos '94

 

Cassandra Karamanos, Esq. joined the board in 2025. She is a 1994 graduate of Millersville University and majored in history. While at Millersville, she played field hockey and was a member of the Honors College. After, she received her Juris Doctor from Penn State Dickinson Law School.

Karamanos is currently the managing member and attorney for Century Abstract Group. She specializes in in real estate transactions.

Prior to serving on the foundation board, Karamanos was an active member on the Millersville University Alumni Association Board of Directors. She has been a supporter of the field hockey team and the Honors College. She lives in Lancaster with her husband, Nicholas, and they have two daughters.

STEPHEN KEPCHAR '70

Stephen Kepchar joined the board in 2026. He graduated from Millersville University in 1970 with a degree in economics. While at Millersville, he was part of the Economics Club and a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon. He received an Executive Master of Business the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania in 1988.

Kepchar is the retired Senior Vice President and Wealth Advisor for Morgan Stanley, having worked there for most of his career. He was awarded an honorary doctorate from Millersville University in 2012.

Kepchar has supported Millersville by serving on two Capital Campaign Cabinets, one of which raised $88 million for the university. He is also a member of the Student Services, Inc. board. He received the Millersville University Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award in 2013. received the CASE Robert L Payton Award for Voluntary Service in 2015 and served on two Presidential Campaign Committees that selected Dr. John Anderson and Dr. Daniel A. Wubah.

Kepchar is a member of the 1855, Ville Visionary, and Gilded Feather Societies and lives in Lititz with his wife.

  

ARMOND KINSEY '95

Armond Kinsey joined the board in 2023. He is a 1995 graduate from Millersville University with a bachelor's degree in speech communications. During his undergrad years he was involved in The Black Student Union and is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Incorporated.

Kinsey is the vice president and chief diversity officer at Atlantic Health System, where he is charged with leading a transformational agenda to infuse diversity and inclusion throughout the organization.

He is a member of The National Association of Health Services Executives, and he is also on the board of the Sickle Cell Foundation at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. When not working, Kinsey enjoys traveling, photography and spending time with his family. Kinsey started the Armond S. Kinsey '95 Scholarship Award.

 

Eric Liddell '71

 

 

Eric Liddell joined the board in 2025 and graduated from Millersville in 1971 studying biology. His wife, Rochelle, is also a 1970 Millersville graduate.

Liddell is the treasurer of Liddell Enterprises Incorporated, and his wife is the president. Prior to joining the board, Liddell served as a volunteer member of the Investment Committee.

Eric and Rochelle have been long time supporters of Millersville University, they are members of the 1855, Fiat Lux, and Hobbs-Wickersham societies. They started the Liddel Field Study Endowment which is used to supports field work through stipends, research, and other ways to support the program. The Liddell’s live in Wyoming.

 

WALTER PARRISH '07 

 

 

Dr. Walter P. Parrish III joined the board in 2026. He graduated from Millersville University in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in psychology and later earned a master's degree from Old Dominion University and a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. While at Millersville, he was deeply involved in campus and community life, serving as a resident assistant and peer mentor, and participating in the Black Student Union, Gospel Choir, All Campus Music Organization, and Concert Band. He also worked in several student- and community-support roles, including with PSECU, the Financial Aid Office, Lancaster City Center YMCA, and the Crispus Attucks Community Center.

Parrish is currently Assistant Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where he leads campus-wide initiatives for faculty recruitment, development, and inclusive excellence. He is a higher education scholar-practitioner with extensive experience across institutions, including roles at New York University Grossman School of Medicine, the University of Chicago, George Mason University, and Drexel University. He is also a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

As a committed supporter of student access and success, Parrish has contributed to the African American/Latino Alumni Scholarship and remains dedicated to expanding opportunities for underserved students.

 

RENEE QUINN '09, '11M

Renee (Fraker) Quinn joined the board in 2026. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Speech Communication in 2009 and her master's degree in Sport Management in 2011 from Millersville. She was a first-generation student. As an undergraduate, she competed on the women’s field hockey team, and during her graduate studies she served as a Graduate Assistant in the Athletics Department.

Quinn currently serves as the Director of Sales and Partnerships at Version2.ai. Her previous professional experience includes roles with 1013 Run Club, the Foundation for Metrowest, Endicott College, and The Sports Museum.

Quinn supports the women’s field hockey program. She was honored with the Sport Management Graduate Faculty Award in 2011 and recognized as a Marvelous Marauder in 2023. Quinn lives in the Boston area with her husband, two children, and their Coonhound, Hunter.

  Holly Trego '98

Holly Trego joined the board in 2020. She earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from Millersville in 1998 and a master's degree in computer science from The Pennsylvania State University.

Trego is a manager of IT Solutions at Eurofins. She also serves as a member of Millersville’s Council of Trustees.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading and watching IndyCar racing. Holly and her husband, Terrance, have two daughters: Teresa and Maria. Trego is a long-standing supporter of Millersville scholarships.

 Denise WERNER '96

Denise Werner joined the board in 2021. Werner came to Millersville as an international student from Malaysia in August 1993 and graduated in December 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Werner participated with the MU International Students Affairs department and volunteered at different Millersville events and churches.

She is the eCommerce Project Manager at MATHESON in Warren, NJ, responsible for upgrading the company’s legacy website to Adobe Commerce. Prior to joining MATHESON, Werner was a cryptocurrency trader and an accounting professional.

In her spare time, Werner enjoys cooking, pickleball, and spending time outdoors with her husband and 16-year-old daughter. Werner’s other hobbies include photography, painting, crocheting, and traveling. Werner has contributed to the Pond Restoration Fund and EPPIIC Student Compassion Fund.

 BRIAN E. WORRELL '76

Brian Worrell joined the board in 2024. He graduated from Millersville in 1976 with a bachelor’s degree in education. While at Millersville, he was a four-year member of the men’s cross country and indoor and outdoor track teams. He was also on the staff of The Snapper, the campus newspaper.

Worrell is a retired financial professional formerly at Prudential Financial, after serving his clientele for over 40 years. During his career, he was also the president of the Pennsylvania Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and a Life and Qualifying member of the Million Dollar Roundtable.

He served as a volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America and is a deacon at his church. Brian also volunteers with his wife, Becki for Meals on Wheels and hospice. They enjoy traveling since their retirement in 2020. Worrell has supported Millersville Athletics as a volunteer with the Cy Fritz Foundation, helping with the Millersville Metrics track and field meet and the Turkey Trot Thanksgiving Road race, having run in the inaugural race as a student at Millersville. He also enjoys attending music concerts.

 

STUDENTS

 

 

 Liam MacDonald '26

 

Liam MacDonald joined the board in 2026 as student director and representative of the Marauder Fund. He is also the CEO of the Marauder Fund at Millersville. MacDonald is set to graduate in December 2026 with a degree in Accounting.

In addition to Marauder Fund, MacDonald enjoys golfing, watching sports, and hanging out with friends.

 

 

 THEODORE WEABER '26

Thoedore Weaber joined the board in 2024 as one of our student directors. Weaber is a sophomore, set to graduate in 2026. He is majoring in economics and is minoring in government, policy, and law.

Weaber is a member of the men’s club volleyball team. He is a music enthusiast and loves movies.

 

FACULTY

 

RONALD BAKER

Dr. Ronald Baker is the faculty representative for the Lombardo College of Business. He is an Associate Professor of Economics at Millersville University, teaching courses in microeconomics. He started teaching at Millersville in 2005. He received his bachelor’s degree from Saint Vincent College in 1998, a masters degree from Indiana University-Bloomington in 2000, and Doctor of Philosophy in economics from Indiana University-Bloomington in 2005.

Baker has published several research works in various economics publications including Perspectives on Economic Education Research and the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. He has also presented at many conferences and seminars. At Millersville, he has served on faculty senate and has advised numerous clubs and organizations. He currently serves as the faculty advisor to the Marauder Fund. 

Baker has supported both economics and athletics at Millersville. He is from Latrobe, PA and now lives in Lancaster with his wife.

   Robert Buchanan

Dr. J. Robert Buchanan joined the board in 2023. Currently, Buchanan is a professor in the mathematics department at Millersville University. Buchanan has taught at Millersville since 1995. He specializes in differential equations and mathematical finance. Before his time at Millersville, he was a mathematician at the National Institute of Environmental Sciences, where he would use mathematical operations to assess human health risks when exposed to pollutants.  

Buchanan began his education at Davidson College, where he received a bachelor’s degree in physics. He then attended North Carolina State University, earning a master’s degree and doctorate in applied mathematics. He became a licensed actuary in 2015. 

Buchanan is also a published textbook author. His works include An Undergraduate Introduction to Financial Mathematics and A First Course in Partial Differential Equations. He is also a member of the Mathematical Association of America. As a faculty member, Buchanan has supported a wide variety of causes at Millersville, including the Winter Center and The Ware Center.

 MIRIAM M. WITMER '83, '92M

Dr. Miriam Witmer joined the board in 2024. Witmer is an assistant professor of educational foundations and coordinates the Color of Teaching program at Millersville. She began teaching at Millersville in 1999.

Witmer is also a graduate of Millersville. She obtained a bachelor's degree in English and communications in secondary education in 1983, followed by a master’s degree in clinical psychology. In 2014, she received a doctorate in education from Temple University.

Witmer published many works including Expressions of Authentic Voice. She was awarded the Women Empowerment 2023 award by the Minority Business Network, among other awards. Witmer has long been a supporter of the College of Education and Human Services.

 JENNIFER WOOD  

Dr. Jennifer Wood joined the board in 2022. Wood earned a bachelor’s degree in communication at Rockhurst College in Kansas City, Missouri. She earned her master’s degree in media communication and management at Webster University and a doctorate interpersonal communication (with an emphasis in organizational communication) at Bowling Green State University.

Wood is an associate professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Her research interests include service learning, organizational culture, public speaking, and instructional communication. Wood was named 2021 Mentor of the Year by PRNEWS. In addition, she was MU Educator of the Year in 2015.

Wood currently serves on the editorial board for the Southern Communication Journal as book review editor. Wood supports various communication programs at Millersville.