Reunion Weekend, the 2012 Adventure Summit and Parents & Family Weekend kept the Wright State campus bustling with events February 10–12. Below are just a few of the images our photographers captured from the busy weekend.
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- Five Rivers MetroParks and Wright State have held the Adventure Summit on the university’s main campus since 2006.
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- The Wright State Climbing Wall in the Student Union was busier than ever with climbers young and old partcipating in the bouldering competition.
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- Gary Fisher (second from the right), billed as the “Founding Father of Mountain Biking,” discussed the role of the bicycle in society in the Apollo Room Friday and stuck around for some one-on-one time at the soiree that night.
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- (L–R) Wright State Vice President for Student Affairs Dan Abrahamowicz congratulates Bobbi Warrington for being named Wright State’s Parent of the Year. Her son (at right) is Student Government vice president Nick Warrington.
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- Rowdy Raiders, old and new, celebrated with current and former Wright State students during Reunion Weekend.
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- (L–R) Women’s basketball coach Mike Bradbury and team members Courtney Boyd, Kim Demmings, Kirsten Gliesmann, Breanna Stucke and Mylan Woods were recognized for excellence in the classroom during Academic Recognition Day.
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- (L-R) College of Engineering and Computer Sciences Associate Dean Nathan Klingbeil visits with Wright State soccer players Liz Soto, Brooke McCurdy, Anna Nock and Wright State President David R. Hopkins during Future Student Success Day.
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- Adventure Summit partcipants dunk their buckets in the water and try to sink each other at the Wright State Natatorium during the Canoe Battleship Competition.
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- Monte Carlo Night was in the cards for many parents of Wright State students during Parents & Family Weekend.
Wright State media highlights, April 7–18 
Wright State’s Model UN team once again secures top honors at national conference 
Wright State alum Morgan O’Brien honored for global diplomacy 
Jim Denniston appointed vice president for academic affairs and provost of Wright State University 
Wright State awarded nearly $780,000 in Choose Ohio First Scholarships to support STEM and education students 