Wright State Headlines
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Jun 6
Wright State media highlights, June 1–6
Wright State made headlines this week with national and regional media coverage highlighting a historic NCAA upset, expert insight on consumer behavior, a new academic partnership in health care and an internship program preparing students for Ohio’s semiconductor industry. Continue reading
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Jun 6
From classroom to community: Christopher Moyer receives Wright State Volunteer Service Award
Christopher Moyer received the 2025 Tony Alexander Volunteer Service Award in recognition of his involvement in the Wright State Alumni Association. Continue reading
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Jun 5
Wright State launches AI-focused summer camp for high school, incoming college students
High school students and incoming college students can learn about AI through hands-on projects and collaborative learning during an AI Summer Camp offered by Wright State’s Raj Soin College of Business. Continue reading
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Jun 4
Wright State University partners with Indiana University East to expand pathway to in-demand medical laboratory careers
Indiana University East students can earn a Bachelor of Science in Human Life Science from IU East and a Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science from Wright State under a new agreement between the two institutions. Continue reading
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Jun 3
Crash course
Boonshoft School of Medicine emergency medicine residents trained outside the hospital, combining vehicle extrication exercises and battlefield simulation to gain firsthand insight into prehospital care. Continue reading
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Yearly Archives: 2020
Dunbar Library creates virtual DeStress for Success guide for finals
Wright State University Libraries created an online guide filled with resources to help students dealing with stress and anxiety. Continue reading
ABC22/Fox45: Wright State offers support and scholarships to Urbana University students
Excerpt Following the announcement that Urbana University will be closing permanently at the end of spring semester, Wright State University reached out to offer both emotional and financial support to students who might be wondering what it next for their education. “We … Continue reading
Wright State professor Dawn Wooley shares timely lessons in virology course
Dawn Wooley, professor of neuroscience, cell biology and physiology, provides up-to-date lectures on the coronavirus as part of her virology course. Continue reading
Wright State offers support and scholarships to Urbana University students
Wright State is offering current Urbana University students academic scholarships and housing scholarships for fall and spring semesters. Continue reading
Nearly 1,400 households throng to Wright State for mass food distribution by The Foodbank
A mass food distribution at the Wright State University Nutter Center for those in need drew nearly 1,400 households, with traffic choking nearby roadways. Continue reading
Robert Durkle named chief recruitment and admissions officer at Wright State
As chief recruitment and admissions officer, Robert Durkle will play a pivotal role in the execution of Wright State’s recruitment, retention and relationship strategies. Continue reading
Model UN students win awards for papers prepared for national conference
Members of the Wright State Model United Nations team were honored for papers they prepared for the annual national conference. Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: Wright state faculty react to prospect of COVID-related cuts
Excerpt At one point Monday afternoon, about 140 Wright State University faculty members attended a Faculty Senate meeting via Zoom. Among the topics discussed at length, the possibility of university jobs cuts during the global pandemic. Wright State leaders Monday … Continue reading
Dayton Daily News: With enrollment down, Wright State freezes spending, cuts administrators’ pay
Excerpt With universities statewide closed to on-campus instruction, Wright State University is cutting administrators’ salaries, freezing contracts and capital projects — and leaders may consider a workforce reduction, university leaders said in a campus email Monday. With enrollment down due … Continue reading
Going green
The Dayton and Lake campuses are getting facelifts while students, faculty and staff are learning and working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
