Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Lombardo College of Business Graduation Set for 5 p.m. on May 9

Millersville University will honor the graduating students of the Class of 2026 at three ceremonies on May 9 in Pucillo Gymnasium. Each ceremony will feature an address by a Millersville alumnus and a moment of reflection by a graduate. Additional information is available at https://www.millersville.edu/commencement/.

Graduates from the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Lombardo College of Business will cross the stage during a ceremony beginning at 5 p.m. Jason Wicht '98 will share his thoughts with them.

Wicht earned a bachelor's degree in communication from Millersville University. He began his career at Comcast - a global media and tech company that reaches hundreds of millions of customers, viewers and guests with world-class connectivity, platforms, content and experiences - as an intern from the University. He then advanced through a series of leadership positions in sales and marketing across the organization.

Over the course of his nearly 30-year career with Comcast, Wicht has played a key role in driving growth and innovation across the organization's residential businesses. He currently serves as executive vice president of growth strategy and operations, where he oversees national customer acquisition, customer lifecycle management and membership strategies, digital experiences and platforms, as well as customer growth performance and competitive analytics.

Wicht's work directly supports the continued evolution of Xfinity, Comcast's flagship consumer brand, which delivers industry-leading broadband, mobile and entertainment platforms and home security services to millions of customers across the United States. His leadership helps shape how Xfinity leverages technology, data and customer insights to drive growth and maintain a competitive edge in a rapidly changing telecommunications landscape.

Wicht also serves as board chairman for the Cable and Telecommunication Association for Marketing and is an alum of the CTAM Executive Management Program at Harvard Business School. He is a dedicated supporter of the Millersville Department of Communication and Theatre, a member of the University's College of Arts and Humanities Advisory Board and an active mentor within the telecommunications and technology fields.