((Excerpt))
As the state’s public colleges carry out a request by the University System of Ohio to create a common calendar, Otterbein’s advice is in demand at places like Wright State University, where music professor Herbert Dregalla Jr., was appointed director of the semester conversion process.
Dregalla’s campus in Dayton will switch to semesters in August, joining the state’s other public colleges that were asked by the University System of Ohio to create a common calendar. In addition to Wright State, five other Ohio public institutions will transition in the fall. All other Buckeye State publics already use semesters.
At Otterbein, Wright State and elsewhere, a set of common concerns emerged early in the process. Will the semesters increase student cost? Will they delay graduation? How will professors redesign courses?
Inside Higher Ed

Holding herself to high standards
David Shoop turns Wright State values into a powerful legal career
Nicholas Quillen honored as 2025 Wright State University Officer of the Year
Wright State pedals toward bicycle friendly recognition
Wright State University receives BBB of Greater Dayton’s 16th annual Community Honor Award