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Breaking News:
One Day Give Commitment from Millersville University Alumni Association (MUAA) of $100,000 Establishes Brooks Gymnasium Museum in Lombardo Hall!
Millersville University is grateful for the One Day Give commitment of a transformational $100,000 gift from the Millersville University Alumni Association (MUAA) to establish the Brooks Gymnasium Museum Area in Lombardo Hall, home of the Lombardo College of Business.
This incredible commitment brings us one step closer to our $1 million goal for One Day Give — and now, we encourage you to follow their lead! Every gift, big or small, helps shape the future for our students.
Join MUAA in making a lasting impact. Give now and be part of this historic day for Millersville!
Thank you, MUAA, for leading the way! Let’s keep the momentum going.
The Lombardo College of Business
This year, the Lombardo College of Business is focusing on supporting our multidisciplinary majors, Business Analytics and Entrepreneurship. These are new programs that directly engage our students with the Lancaster community through internships and outreach.
Business Analytics
Business Analytics is an area that is interdisciplinary in nature, bringing together competencies across the social sciences and natural sciences. Data acquisition, data analysis, strategic planning, and communication are essential skills that are common to a number of disciplines and form the core of any business analytics program. Students who enroll in the MDST Business Analytics concentration will gain the abilities and experience to analyze information and make data-driven recommendations that can help clients, workers, companies, and society as they lead business organizations into the future.
Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurship program is interdisciplinary, bringing together competencies and viewpoints in ingenious ways to help individuals create their own visions, strategic and operational plans, and ultimately start their own businesses. Creativity, data acquisition and analysis, financial acumen, strategic planning, and communication are essential skills that are common to several disciplines and form the core of our entrepreneurship program. Our program integrates courses in management and marketing, accounting and finance, communications, applied engineering, and other disciplines to give our graduates the skills, abilities, experiences, and perspectives to start their own business and add value to an organization.
Another distinctive element of this program, critical for both workforce development and community relations, is the hands-on component. Students majoring in Entrepreneurship will need to complete two three-credit internships for a total of 6 credits. Students with the business, creativity, and communications skills gained in this program will be in high demand. Moreover, the second internship will take place during a student’s senior year, and will directly link them with a small business, startup, or non-profit organization in or around the City of Lancaster. This allows our students to use their skills and perspectives to directly help local businesses grow and thrive, while giving them hands-on experiences that will aid them as they begin their own careers.