On Thursday, Aug. 23, about 1,300 new Wright State University students will move into their quarters on campus. This operation will last from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will involve 110 golf carts, 200 volunteer faculty and staff members, and about 300 student volunteers.
New residents should remember to bring items such as
- Extra-long twin-size bedding
- Cooking utensils
- Seasonal clothing
Some items, such as hot plates and pets other than fish, should be left at home.
For more information about what to bring or not bring, the complete Move-In Day schedule and check-in information, future residents should visit the Operation Move In website: https://webapp1.wright.edu/movein/.
Here are some photos from last year’s Move-In Day:
Freshman Robert Lynd was one of many students who were thankful to have the help.
Hundreds of Wright State employees turnout to drive golf carts on Move-in Day.
Freshmen Talia Swelo and Natalee Banks showed off some newly purchased, dorm room essentials.
Approximately 1,600 Wright State students participated in Operation Move In on September 1, where students transitioned to university housing, made new friends, and enjoyed First Weekend activities.
Freshman McKenzie Henry and her mom Amy Hobler carry a load into Henry’s new college home.
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