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Sep 22
2023 Excellence in Service (Classified)
Bryan McLean, a lead worker in Custodial Services, exemplifies excellent leadership and service abilities through his productivity and never-failing positive attitude. Continue reading →
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Sep 22
2023 Excellence in Service (Unclassified)
Angie Tipton, the budget and project accounts manager in the Design and Construction Department, is a trusted and valuable team member who demonstrates daily what a model employee looks. Continue reading →
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Sep 22
2023 Outstanding Unit
The Wright State Department of Public Safety is an exemplary organization dedicated to the health and safety of the community. Continue reading →
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Sep 22
2023 Outstanding Collaborative Units
The Slate Committee spent countless hours working to enhance the user experience for students and parents while empowering staff members with intuitive tools to streamline their workflows. Continue reading →
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Sep 22
2023 Spirit of Innovation
Courtney Laukitis, program manager of student organizations, is a forward-thinking leader who has demonstrated unwavering courage, character, philosophy and accomplishments that mirror the innovative spirit. Continue reading →
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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Video—Students moving in at Wright State University
It’s move-in day at Wright State University, and hundreds of college students are saying goodbye to their parents and hello to their new roommates. Campus volunteers were there to make the transition much smoother. They shuttled students and family members … Continue reading
Photos: Business leaders who are Wright State graduates
Excerpt Wright State University has a major impact on the local economy, and many of its graduates remain in the region to become community leaders. There are almost 97,000 living Wright State alumni, and almost 53,000 of them live in … Continue reading
16 Reasons Why Wright State Is The Greatest University In America…..Okay The Entire World
Excerpt Wright State University is located in picturesque Dayton, Ohio. And it is just filled with awesomeness. After these reasons you will be on a plane to Dayton to enroll here immediately. Read more at buzzfeed.com
Jeff Vernooy played key roles in making Wright State more accessible to those with disabilities
Excerpt Jeffrey Vernooy, who died Monday at 61, was the driving force behind many of the programs that make Wright State University one of the top disability-friendly schools in the nation, colleagues said Tuesday. A “tremendous role model,” Vernooy spent … Continue reading