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Scholarship Workshop

• Date: Tuesday, November 14th
• Time: 11am-12:15pm
• Location: Rike Hall 054

We extend a warm invitation to all the students to join us in this enchanting celebration of light, love, and unity. It's a night you won't forget, filled with music, dance, and the radiant glow of a thousand lights. Let's come together to create beautiful memories!

RSVP Mandatory for entry and food coupon. Please RSVP at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/festival-of-lights-tickets-750209555977?aff=oddtdtcreator

Wednesday, November 1
11 am -1 pm
Allyn Hall Atrium

Free Pizza, Cookies, and Drinks! Raffle for cool prizes!

Curious about what we do in the Humanities? Come meet our professors and learn about our majors in Classics, English, History, Philosophy, and Religion.

In another major but wondering about minors and certificates? We have plenty of those!

Thinking about a graduate degree in the Humanities? Let's talk.

Existing majors: Question about advising or anything else? We're here to help!

Join the Latino Center and the Amigos Latinos Student Association in celebrating Dia De Los Muertos on campus. Enjoy live mariachi music from Mariachi LF, creating your very own sugar skull, and eating authentic tamales and pan de muerto with your campus familia!

Dia De Los Muertos Celebration

• Date: Wednesday, November 1st
• Time: 12-2pm
• Location: Student Union Atrium

Come chat and learn about all the ways you can study abroad through Wright State!

From short-term programs led by a professor to a whole semester, or even a full academic year abroad. Study abroad is open to all majors, and you can get credit toward your degree, take part in an internship, and so much more. So, be sure to stop by. There will popcorn to enjoy and plenty of resources to help you on your way. Everyone is welcome!

• Every Wednesday
• 2–4 p.m.
• 224 Student Union

FOR MORE INFORMATION, EMAIL:
Emma Doci
Study Abroad Peer Mentorucie25@wright.edu

Contact: ucie25@wright.edu

Wright State will join campuses nationwide November 8 for National First-Generation College Celebration Day. Please join us from 10 a.m.–noon in the Student Union Atrium, lower level, for a special event to demonstrate our appreciation for first-generation students. If you are, or were, the first in your family to attend or graduate from college, you are our special guest!

University President Susan Edwards, Ph.D., will kick off this event with remarks at 10 a.m. What follows over the next two hours will include:

• 360 video/photo booth
• Refreshments
• Music
• Networking
• Encouragement quotes display from alumni, graduates, and first-generation supporters

The National First-Generation Celebration Day is coordinated by the Council for Opportunity in Education and the NASPA Center for First-Generation Student Success. This nationwide event helps encourage communities to better understand barriers to higher education and the support necessary for this critical and resilient population to continue thriving.

We hope you will join Wright State in acknowledging and elevating first-generation student and alumni identities and contributions. Use the hashtag #CelebrateFirstGen. Celebrate with us! 

Volunteer at the Latino Wellness Clinic this Saturday, Nov 4th with the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA) and the Latino Center.  The clinic takes place at Our Lady of the Rosary Church (22 Notre Dame Ave, Dayton, Ohio) from 9am-12pm. The focus of our monthly clinics is on increasing access to quality healthcare for the underserved populations in East and North Dayton. The clinics will connect attendees with community resources and FREE health screening services. Many volunteer slots do not require fluency in Spanish or medical background. Everyone can help!

To volunteer and for more details, please visit: Latino Wellness Clinic

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to catherine.hernandez@wright.edu.

Details:

• November Latino Wellness Clinic
• Saturday, Nov 4th
• 9am-noon
• Our Lady of the Rosary Church (22 Notre Dame Ave, Dayton, Ohio)

Earn 3.0 WSU credits in either BIO or PSY, offered Fall semester but most of the academic work will be done before the semester starts in August, in Poland. In 2 remote field stations WSU students will collaborate with Polish students conducting behavioral observations under the supervision of Dr.Kraszpulski and local English-speaking Polish faculty.  

Students will have exposure to Polish culture, history, cuisine, language, and people, significantly enriching their life experience and preparing them for a successful career in the global environment. Students will also explore Poland through visits to a famous gothic castle, WWII sites, a picturesque beach town and more.

Learn more about the program &/or apply here: http://studyabroad.wright.edu/?go=Poland  

Contact the study abroad team at studyabroad@wright.edu or 937-775-5645
Or contact Dr. Kraszpulski directly at michal.kraszpulski@wright.edu 

Funding is available!  All applicants can apply for our $500 UCIE study abroad scholarship! There are more scholarship opportunities, plus you can use your financial aid!  We strongly recommend you book time with our financial aid advisor for study abroad here: https://wright.campus.eab.com/pal/T253eSBC_W

Are you a Social Science Education (SSE) major or interested in becoming one?

Join us Wednesday, Nov. 8, 10:30 am - Noon in the Allyn Hall Atrium for coffee and donuts!

Meet faculty, advisors, and fellow students, and learn about the new SSE Club being formed to serve as a place for community with fellow pre-service teachers and as a way for people to connect and share experiences and resources.   

RSVP by emailing Dr. Lee Hannah at lee.hannah@wright.edu or registering at https://forms.office.com/r/FsrsdCGpYa 

@wsu_sseclub

Have you ever considered a career that combines science, health care, and working with the public? A career that would allow you the opportunity to have an impact in your own community or on a global level? If so, a career in public health might be right for you.

The Boonshoft School of Medicine’s Department of Population and Public Health Sciences will be hosting a Virtual Open House for the Master of Public Health program. The free virtual event is open to anyone exploring graduate degree options, at any stage in the application process.

• Wednesday, November 8
• Noon–1 p.m.
• Topic: Public Health Research & Project Management with Jo Ann Ford and Dr. Nicole Kinzeler
• Register Now!

The Raj Soin College of Business invites you to its ISSCM Speaker Series events October 27 and November 3. Both will be at 5 p.m. in 072 Rike Hall.

October 27: Claud Nkattsia, Data Visualization with Power BI 
Claud Nkatssia is an alumnus of Wright State University, where he successfully obtained his bachelor's degree in management information systems along with a certificate in business analytics in 2020. His professional journey has led him to the role of a database engineer at Winsupply. Prior to this, Claud served as a business systems analyst at Speedway.

November 3: Collin Johnson, Quality Management
Collin Johnson is an operations professional with a unique career spanning across diverse industries, including automotive, medical, aerospace, food, education, and printing. He possesses extensive experience in managing operations for privately held, private equity, publicly traded, and not-for-profit organizations. Currently, Collin serves as the director of quality/sales at Roberts Machine Products, LLC. He received his bachelor's degree in operations management from Wright State University and completed his M.B.A. with a concentration in operations management at Wright State in 2001.

LinkedIn: Collin Johnson's LinkedIn Profile

Questions? Email amir.zadeh@wright.edu

Contact: amir.zadeh@wright.edu

Looking for a Spring Semester elective that will broaden your horizons and prepare you to make a difference in the world?

Introduction to Public Health (PPH 1080): This ONLINE asynchronous class fits into any course schedule, and the interactive format has students learning about the contributions of public health to community health and wellbeing and the in-demand jobs in the public health field.

Community Health Improvement (PPH 3300): Interested in addiction, chronic illness, and maternal-child health? This course reviews trends in key local population health outcomes with a focus on health equity and corresponding community health improvement strategies. The course meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m.–-12:20 p.m.

Public health skills can be applied in various fields, including healthcare, education, and nonprofit administration. These and similar courses are open to all majors. 

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs is excited to announce the 11th Celebration of Undergraduate & Graduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities,

This event will provide undergraduate and graduate students from a wide array of disciplines with the opportunity to showcase their academic endeavors. This day-long event not only provides an opportunity for students to exhibit posters and present discoveries, advances, and scholarly explorations, but is an excellent opportunity to share their experience with other students, faculty, and community partners.

Thursday, October 26
8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Student Union

The detailed agenda and abstract book can be found on the event website or the QR code. 

You are invited to a virtual information session about our Master's of Education in Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) Program.

Date: Monday, October 30
Time: Noon to 1 p.m. 

Webex Attendance Link: https://wright.webex.com/meet/carol.patitu

Why Choose Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE)? 
Student Affairs is a rewarding professional career. In Wright State’s Student Affairs in Higher Education master's program, you will have the opportunity to be involved in practical applications of student services and student development while you complete your master’s degree. Internships and graduate assistantships are designed to complement your academic coursework. Assistantships are not required but are highly recommended.

Your fellow students represent gender and racial diversity, geographical spread, and different undergraduate academic disciplines. Many have been active in student government, residential services, Greek life, campus recreation, wellness, and other fields in Student Affairs, and others have worked full-time in various campus offices. You will also find significant career opportunities, as the demand for our graduates has been strong.  

Learn more about our Master's of Education in Student Affairs in Higher Education at: 
https://health-education-human-services.wright.edu/education-and-leadership/master-of-education-in-student-affairs-in-higher-education-administration  

If you have any questions, contact Dr. Carol Patitu, Chair and Program Director, at carol.patitu@wright.edu or our graduate assistants Lacey Loges, loges.9@wright.edu, or Felicia Roman, roman.19@wright.edu.

The Air Force Research Laboratory is currently recruiting subjects for a research study designed to evaluate the efficacy of vagal nerve stimulation (VNS) on flight skills.

Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) is a form of noninvasive peripheral nerve stimulation. You will be required to control an aircraft in a flight simulator while receiving VNS. This flight simulator will be presented either on standard computer monitors or in virtual reality (with motion). We will also collect physiological data (e.g. EEG, heart activity, and eye tracking measures).

The experiment will require multiple visits, which last about 2-5 hours each. We ask participants to return 30 days and 90 days after their initial participation. Compensation of $20/hour is available for your time. There is also the opportunity for additional compensation based on your performance. Time slots for visits will be scheduled at your convenience.

Requirements to Participate:

• Must be between the ages of 18-49 years old
• Must be a U.S. Citizen (unless you already have access to WPAFB)
• Fluent in English
• Non-smokers
• No history of emotional or medical problems
• Cannot currently be taking some prescription medications

You will be excluded from participating if any of the following apply to you:

• Non-removable metal or tattoos around the head/neck (e.g., stent, bone plate, or bone screw implanted at or near the neck)
• Scarring at the site of placement of the device (neck)
• Diagnosed with narrowing of the arteries (carotid atherosclerosis)
• Implantable medical device, such as a pacemaker, hearing aid implant, or any implanted electronic device
• Using another device at the same time (e.g., TENS unit, muscle stimulator) or any portable electronic device (e.g., mobile phone)
• Pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Women will be required to perform a urine pregnancy test within 72 hours of participation to ensure they are not pregnant
• Heart disease (e.g., clinically significant hypertension, hypotension, bradycardia, long QT interval, or tachycardia)
• History of fainting
• Severe concussion or brain/skull injury
• Have ever had surgery to cut the vagus nerve in the neck (cervical vagotomy)
• Neurological diagnosis
• Psychological diagnosis
• Psychological hospitalization
• Psychotropic medications
• Any medication which may affect alertness
• Vision impairments that cannot be corrected with vision aids
• Hearing impairment
• Problems with motor coordination (e.g., paralysis, dyspraxia, Tourette Syndrome, or any other condition that impairs the normal use of limbs or coordination of limb movements)
• Experience with the experimental stimuli (flight task or flight training)
• Color blindness
• Tobacco use
• Drug or alcohol treatment in the last 6 months
• Daily caffeine intake greater than 300 mg per day
• Alcohol consumption greater than 3 alcoholic beverages per day
• Body weight greater than 330 lbs
• Wear hearing aids

History of the following:

• Learning difficulty
• Psychological or psychiatric disorder
• Migraines or frequent headaches (1 per week or more)
• Epileptic seizures or photosensitivity
• Frequent eye strain when viewing a computer screen (i.e., eye strain occurs more than 50% of the time when using a computer)
• Recent head injury, mild concussion or neurodegenerative disease including brain cancer (within past 30 days)
• Severe skin allergies
• Diabetes
• Frequent motion (e.g. riding in a car, boat) or simulator (i.e. video games, virtual reality) sickness

If you decide to volunteer, you may withdraw from the study at any time. If interested in participating in this study, please email Margaret.Bowers.2.ctr@us.af.mil.

This research was approved by Air Force Research Laboratory Institutional Review board under Protocol#FWR20210091H

Contact: Margaret.Bowers.2.ctr@us.af.mil