Wright State Headlines
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Jul 31
Wright State’s Jennie Buckwalter reflects on Leadership Dayton experience
Through Leadership Dayton program, Wright State’s Jennie Buckwalter develops new connections that will help enhance her ability to engage with the community. Continue reading
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Jul 30
Old man on campus
Wright State grad Barry Brownstein chronicles his decision to return to college and change careers at age 58 in new book. Continue reading
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Jul 29
Painting the town
Wright State fine arts graduate Megan Smallwood spent nearly a year working with volunteers to paint a large colorful mural in an east Dayton neighborhood. Continue reading
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Jul 28
Going Up: New elevator signs to encourage priority for students with disabilities
Student Government designs signs encouraging the community to give priority elevator access to people with disabilities, the elderly, pregnant women and people with small children. Continue reading
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Jul 28
CUPA taps political veteran, Dayton business expert to take center to ‘the next level’
He’s a politically savvy professional with big ideas and the networking skills and contacts to bring in new work. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Solon schools claim victory at second Science Olympiad Invitational
More than 1,500 students from 10 states competed in a variety of science events. Continue reading
NW Ohio college prepares to open food pantries
((Excerpt)) Pantries are a way to help students stay in school longer, said Rebecca Fensler, who coordinates a pantry at Wright State University in Dayton, where many students are the first in their families to attend college. Wright State launched … Continue reading
Wright State’s education program ranked No. 1 by U.S. News and World Report
U.S. News & World Report has given Wright State University’s online master’s in Education degree program training teachers to be leaders in the field the No. 1 ranking in faculty credentials and training. Continue reading
78,000 area residents live in food wastelands
((Excerpt)) Larry James, the dean of Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology, said many residents of low-income neighborhoods often do not have the transportation or the money to venture out of their communities. “If I don’t like what’s on … Continue reading
VIDEO—Students Compete In Science Olympiad
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — More than 1,800 middle and high schoolers, representing 70 schools and 10 states all went for the gold Saturday. Wright State University hosted a science olympiad inviting bright middle and high school students to face off in … Continue reading
Better-trained scientists will result from Wright State’s agreement with EPA
Wright State University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Office of Research and Development, enhancing their cooperative relationship. Continue reading
Baseball holds First Pitch Banquet
…current Cleveland Indians pitcher and former Wright State Raider great Joe Smith delivered the keynote speech…. Continue reading
Commander of Joint Task Force Katrina to speak at Wright State University
The man who led military relief efforts in areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina, was once called a John Wayne dude who gets stuff done, and is now on a mission to prepare America for future disasters will speak at Wright … Continue reading
Wright State to host 2nd Science Olympiad invitational
102 teams will compete in this tournament compared to 76 teams last year. Continue reading
Wright State hosts government officials from Iraq
The delegation is touring the United States to study government transparency. Continue reading
