Wright State Headlines
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Apr 19
Difficult conversations
An interactive exhibit at Wright State has encouraged students to answer the question: What do you want to do before you die? Continue reading
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Apr 19
Celebrated Wright State alum serving his community as surgeon
Wright State University alum TJ Hufford is blazing trails in bariatric surgery research at One Brooklyn Health in New York City. Continue reading
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Apr 18
Wright State University Foundation awards Students First Fund grants
The nine projects that received Students First funding will have far-reaching impacts on the Dayton and Lake Campuses. Continue reading
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Apr 18
Cosmic collection
Over 200 Mini University preschool students participated in an art project to raise excitement and awareness for the total solar eclipse. Continue reading
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Apr 17
Wright State revives student-faculty collaborative writing journal
The Best Integrated Writing journal showcases Wright State students’ scholarly papers from a wide range of disciplines. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Wright State professor studies dead people’s teeth
Wright State anthropologist Amelia Hubbard specializes in the study of past life ways through teeth. Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine Center for Healthy Communities announces Health Promotion Program Awards
The Health Promotion Program Awards recognizes community-based programs that address health promotion and disease prevention in the greater Dayton area. Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Center for Healthy Communities, Home news sidebar, Medicine, News
Wright State engineering students install X-ray room at hospital in the African nation of Malawi
A team of Wright State engineering students installed an X-ray room at a hospital in Malawi as part of a series of efforts to help improve health care in the tiny African nation. Continue reading
Wright State will welcome more than 1,600 new students on Move-In Day
Much of the Wright State community will help new students move into residence halls and on-campus apartments during Move-In Day Aug. 25. Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Around Campus, Business, Engineering & Computer Science, Enrollment Management, Health, Education, & Human Services, Home news sidebar, Honors Program, Liberal Arts, News, Nursing, Kinesiology, & Health Sciences, Residence Life & Housing, Science & Mathematics, Student Success, Undergraduate
Wright State professor outlines U.S. Senate race expectations
The U.S. Senate race between incumbent Rob Portman and former Gov. Ted Strickland is one of the most closely watched in the country. WYSO’s April Laissle sat down with Lee Hannah, assistant professor of political science at Wright State University, … Continue reading
Posted in Wright State in the News
Cooper Farms gives to Lake Campus
The Cooper Farms Foundation gifted $75,000 for use in the agribusiness program at the Lake Campus. The program combines classroom instruction and real world perspectives from industry professionals to prepare students to excel in technical and business careers in the … Continue reading
Posted in Wright State in the News
Enterprise Holdings Foundation invests in the professional development of Wright State students
$3,000 grant will be utilized for services and programs to help students launch their careers. Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Career Services, Giving, Home news sidebar, Liberal Arts, News
University of Charleston’s Ray Loeser named head softball coach at Wright State
Ray Loeser served as the head softball coach at the University of Charleston in West Virginia the past five seasons. Continue reading
Posted in Home news sidebar, News, People of Wright State, Staff
Wright State welcomes two new members to its Board of Trustees
Ohio Gov. John Kasich has appointed two new trustees to the 11-member Wright State University Board of Trustees. Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine offers three new certificate programs in global health, public health
The Department of Population and Public Health Sciences is offering the four certificate programs. Continue reading
