Wright State Headlines
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Sep 18
Remote control
After CaTS and CTL created a roadmap for online learning, faculty members used their creative instincts to continue offering students a quality education remotely. Continue reading
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Sep 18
Running toward the danger
Wright State medical students Juliet Corcillo and Kyle Henneke ’14 found ways to make a difference in the first few months of the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
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Sep 18
A champion for students
For President Sue Edwards, turning around Wright State ties back to three pressing priorities: recruitment, retention and relationships. Continue reading
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Sep 17
Water power
The Lake Erie and Aquatic Research Network will assess the effectiveness and future role of implemented and planned wetland restoration projects. Continue reading
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Sep 17
AT&T supports new leaders
Raider Camp received a $10,000 donation from AT&T that will help the program continue to prepare incoming students for a successful college experience. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Wright State community to celebrate NEC Building construction milestone with topping out ceremony
Wright State will mark a milestone in the construction of the Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building with a toping out ceremony May 2. Continue reading
Dermatologists offer free skin cancer screenings May 12–16
Wright State Physicians will offer free skin cancer screenings to promote early detection and prevention of skin cancers May 12 and 14. Continue reading
Tony nominees have local connections
Excerpt The Human Race Theatre Company, the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music and Wright State University all have reason to celebrate today. A number of theater professionals responsible for Tony-nominated Broadway shows have local connections. … Wright State grads … Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine student selected as Howard Hughes Medical Research Fellow
Medical student at Boonshoft School of Medicine receives fellowship to research prostate cancer at the University of Michigan Medical School. Continue reading
Engineering students take home top honors at global health competition
Low-cost digital X-ray receptor earns Wright State engineering students top honors at the national health technologies competition. Continue reading
In demand: Lake Campus engineering students can’t graduate fast enough
Each student from the rapidly growing program who wants full-time engineering work already has a job lined up and waiting. Continue reading
Video—Wright State student wins Ms. Wheelchair Ohio crown
Wright State student Elizabeth Schrack won the 2014 Ms. Wheelchair Ohio pageant and will represent the state at a national competition in August. Watch the interview from Fox 45 in the Morning.
Raider 101: First Year Programs show students the ropes at Wright State
Instructors were honored with Learning Communities Awards for their outstanding teaching abilities in the Fall 2013 First Year Seminars. Continue reading
Major construction work on Colonel Glenn Highway next to Wright State to begin May 5
A major road-improvement project on Colonel Glenn Highway will run from May 5 through November.
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Breathing space
Student researcher Ellen Ricker’s work in the lab points to answers on respiration
Ellen Ricker, who is working on her master’s degree in anatomy at Wright State, is investigating how opiates stop a person from breathing. Continue reading
