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Wright State’s associate vice president for international affairs, Stephen Foster, will be meeting with various Turkish education officials, according to Jim Hannah, a university spokesman. Last year, the school signed a cooperation agreement with ATILIM University in Ankara, paving the way for the two schools to collaborate in research and graduate education. Hannah said Foster would be focusing on such partnerships during the trip.
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