Wright State Headlines
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May 17
Hosting the 2013 Science Olympiad National Tournament a university-wide effort
Three years ago, Wright State committed to hosting the 2013 Science Olympiad National Tournament. The effort involved meticulous planning, entailed thousands of man hours… Continue reading
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May 16
Wright State Orthopaedics will offer educational session about painful disorders of muscles, bones, joints and nerves
Wright State Orthopaedics will offer an educational session about the common problems of the musculoskeletal system on Tuesday, May 21, at 7 p.m. Continue reading
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May 15
Boonshoft School of Medicine student selected president-elect of Student National Medical Association
Topaz Sampson, a second-year medical student at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, has been selected the 2013-2014 president-elect… Continue reading
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May 15
Student Support Services director earns Greene County Community Service Award
Katie Deedrick, Wright State’s Office of Student Support Services director, is often the first person in line to help a student who has been victimized. Continue reading
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May 14
Wright State community invited to participate in historic cancer study
Researchers believe the findings will allow them to better understand how lifestyle, environmental and genetic factors cause cancer. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Wright State’s president goes on virtual road tour, visits with alumni
Hundreds of alumni from across the country listened to and interacted with Wright State President David R. Hopkins in the first virtual alumni event for the university. Continue reading
Lightning-fast computers possible outcome of pioneering Wright State research
When it comes to the speed of processors that power our computers, the needle is stuck. A speed limit of sorts has been reached in processing data… Continue reading
A Gap in College Graduates Leaves Some Cities Behind
((Excerpt)) Educational attainment lagged as a result, even as it became more critical to success in the national economy. “We were so wealthy for so long that we got complacent,” said Jane L. Dockery, associate director of the Center for … Continue reading
Theatre dept. continues world premiere Dickens adaptation
Fifteen actors will play more than 30 characters in Wright State’s world premiere production of Barnaby Rudge: Part 2, 1780. Continue reading
Collegiate Chorale prepares for World Choir Games
Thousands of singers from around the world will descend on Cincinnati for the “Olympics of choral music,” and Wright State’s Collegiate Chorale will compete at the event’s highest level. Continue reading
First Annual Supply Chain Conference lean on waste, heavy on promise
Earlier this spring, dozens of local and regional professionals charged with managing operations for their respective companies met to learn more about the fast-growing realm of supply chain management (SCM). Continue reading
Mental health services fall short
((Excerpt)) The government needs to broadly improve its services and flow of information to the growing ranks of veterans suffering debilitating mental ailments from their war experiences, according to a chorus of voices inside and outside government. Larry James, dean … Continue reading
Theatre design/technology students showcase projects
The program prepares students for a variety of backstage disciplines in the world of professional theatre. Continue reading
More head to college, even as tuition surges
((Excerpt)) The majority of Americans think college is too expensive for most people to afford — although the widely held opinion has not hindered skyrocketing enrollment or stopped virtually all parents from expecting their child go to college, new research … Continue reading
