Wright State Headlines
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Jun 18
Wright State surgery professor Priti Parikh inspired by prestigious academic medicine leadership fellowship
After spending a year learning alongside some of the most accomplished leaders in academic medicine, Priti Parikh, returned to Wright State with a broader perspective on leadership and a renewed focus on creating opportunities for students. Continue reading
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Jun 17
Wright State resident, medical student land competitive ENT placements, reflecting strength of Premier Health partnership
The Boonshoft School of Medicine’s partnership with Premier Health produced a general surgery resident bound for a Harvard fellowship and a graduating medical student headed to Case Western Reserve University — both in one of medicine’s most competitive specialties. Continue reading
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Jun 16
Wright State aviation students celebrate milestone at Dayton Air Show
Wright State University honored 28 aviation students who have earned their first FAA pilot certification. Continue reading
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Jun 15
Western Ohio Educational Foundation celebrates student success at annual scholarship breakfast
Wright State University–Lake Campus recognized 38 scholarship recipients and the donors and WOEF Board members whose support makes those scholarships possible. Continue reading
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Jun 12
SOCHE honors Wright State staff and faculty leaders for excellence
Wright State employees Cassie Guard, Karen Lahm and Patrick Sonner received 2025–26 SOCHE Excellence Awards for their outstanding contributions to student success, teaching and campus impact. Continue reading
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Yearly Archives: 2014
Dayton Daily News columnist Dale Huffman to lecture at Wright State
Newspaper columnist Dale Huffman will deliver the fifth annual “Living Legends of the Dayton Daily News Archives” lecture at Wright State July 18. Continue reading
Medicaid, health insurance focus of Boonshoft School of Medicine event
Boonshoft School of Medicine Center for Healthy Communities to host presentation on Medicaid expansion and the Affordable Care Act Marketplace on Aug. 1. Continue reading
Scoring position
Wright State shooting guard Grant Benzinger comes from baseball family
Grant Benzinger, a basketball star at Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati and son of a former Cincinnati Red, will play basketball for Wright State. Continue reading
Scuba program known for its depth
A Wright State program celebrates its 40th birthday
Wright State’s scuba program has trained more than 10,000 and is celebrating its 40th anniversary. Continue reading
Premier Health growing neurology assets
Excerpt With a growing partnership with Wright State University and more presence in Dayton’s suburbs, Premier Health is building neurology assets. The hospital group, the largest private employer in the region, is hiring for several key physicians in its neurology unit as it grows … Continue reading
Wright State dermatologist commends FDA for protecting teens from tanning bed radiation
Wright State dermatologist Julian Trevino says FDA restrictions on tanning beds will educate people about the dangers of exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Continue reading
Speedy recovery
Wright State grad Benjamin Ausdenmoore helps disabled Indy driver get back on the racetrack
Wright State graduate Benjamin Ausdenmoore played a key role in outfitting a racing simulator that allows a disabled person to drive. Continue reading
Q&A with Wright State basketball coach Billy Donlon
Excerpt With the start of college basketball season less than 100 days away, Wright State men’s coach Billy Donlon took a break from summer workouts earlier last week week to sit down and talk about vacationing, scheduling and parenting, among … Continue reading
All business
Earl Gregorich, director of Small Business Development Center, wins top state honor
Wright State’s Earl Gregorich named top Small Business Development Center counselor in Ohio. Continue reading
Nine Wright State graduates among 2014 class of Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellows
Nine Wright State graduates named Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellows and will teach math and science in high-need Ohio schools. Continue reading
