Wright State Headlines
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May 16
Senior art majors to showcase talents in Stein Galleries
The exhibition features artwork by more than 40 students and will run from May 20 to June 10. Continue reading
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May 15
Mapping the way to semester success
For a busy student like Spencer Brannon, creating a MAP (My Advising Plan) did more than prepare him for Wright State University’s conversion to a semester calendar this fall; it gave him peace of mind. Continue reading
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May 15
Vietnamese refugee Caroline Cao boosts Wright State’s expertise in medical imaging and human-factors engineering
It was post-war Saigon—deep in the night. Ten-year-old Caroline Cao and her family quietly slipped out of their home and made for the coast. Continue reading
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May 14
Wright State’s Thaddeus Tarpey honored nationally for statistics work
Odds are that Wright State professor Thaddeus Tarpey would land in the statistics hall of fame sooner or later. Looks like sooner. Continue reading
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May 10
Follow the Phantom: Opening Night
In the final episode of the series, Casey Jordan shares his excitement about the show’s opening night. Continue reading
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Education & Human Services
Garden party
Wright State community garden constructed, events to follow
The campus community garden beds outside the Russ Engineering building are now in place… Continue reading
New framework for teaching science to students to be presented at Wright State
Science classes have long been built on memorizing facts. And there are a staggering amount—facts on everything from the solar system to geology to anatomy to plant life to microorganisms. 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
Working with children changes Wright State student’s career path
Wright State student Vanessa McKenzie started out as an art major… Continue reading
The STAC: Ten years and still going strong
Ten years ago, four computers, a scanner and a video-capture station unceremoniously appeared together in Allyn Hall. Continue reading
Training Day: Wright State students set to conduct workshop for area students interested in sports medicine
Wright State University’s Athletic Training Education program is gearing up for another successful Sports Medicine Workshop Friday, Oct. 14. Continue reading
New principal marks new year at STEM school
New. It’s the optimal word this year for the Dayton Regional STEM School. Continue reading
College of Education and Human Services Dean recognized again
Another week brings another award for Dean Charlotte Harris, Ed. D., College of Education and Human Services. This time, the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Research on Women and Education (RWE) special interest group is recognizing Harris for significant contribution … Continue reading
