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Wright State University will celebrate a milestone this week: In a little more than a decade, its College of Engineering and Computer Science has graduated 100 students with doctorates.
The graduates have continued to hold jobs in Ohio and locally at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base . Of the 100 Ph.D. earners, 50 percent work in the state and 30 percent have defense-related jobs within the Air Force Research Laboratory.
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