Wright State Headlines
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Apr 26
Wright State University and Premier Health more closely align operations, creating a transformational partnership
Wright State University’s partnership with Premier Health prioritizes producing more clinicians, nurses and other health care providers; spurring new research opportunities; and providing patients better access to vital medical care closer to home. Continue reading
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Apr 25
Bottom Line, Wright State partnership aims to increase access to college
Wright State is partnering with Bottom Line, a nonprofit organization that partners with first-generation students from under-resourced backgrounds, to expand access to higher education to more students in the Dayton region. Continue reading
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Apr 25
Wright State’s nursing program celebrates 50th anniversary
Wright State’s nursing program prepares students to deliver excellent patient care, advocate for improved patient outcomes and help advance the nursing profession. Continue reading
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Apr 24
Wright State celebrates Student Success Champions
Recipients of the University Awards for Student Success Champions were recognized for exemplary service, collaboration, tutoring, leadership, advising and teaching. Continue reading
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Apr 23
Wright State golf team captures 2024 Horizon League team title, Flynn individual champion
The Wright State men’s golf team captured the 2024 Horizon League Championship as Andrew Flynn defeated teammate Timmy Hollenbeck on the second playoff hole to grab top individual honors. Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: March 2022
Kimberly Ringo named exceptional nurse educator for her work during pandemic
Kimberly Ringo, a clinical assistant professor of nursing, was named exceptional nurse educator for March as part of the 2022 Year of the Nurse Educator celebration. Continue reading
Celebrating public health across the nation and at Wright State University
The Boonshoft School of Medicine will promote the importance of public health, the Master of Public Health program and the impact alumni have in their communities during National Public Health Week. Continue reading
ArtsGala silent auction features stunning artwork by Wright State students
The ArtsGala silent auction offers exclusive travel and vacation packages, luxury gift baskets, fine dining certificates, top-quality wine and cigars, entertainment packages and artwork. Continue reading
Wright State shines in U.S. News graduate school rankings
U.S. News & World Report recognized Wright State’s graduate programs in medicine, engineering, computer science, public health, biology, psychology, social work, public administration and business. Continue reading
McMaster philosopher Alexander Klein to give Erik C. Banks Memorial Lecture in Philosophy at Wright State
Alexander Klein will present his lecture, “Bertrand Russell, William James and the Politics of Truth,” on April 7. Continue reading
Carmichael Lecture in Environmental Sciences to highlight state of bee health
Entomologist Christina Grozinger will lecture on “Predicting and Managing Bee Health in a Changing World” on April 7. Continue reading
Comic workshop, film screening to bring LGBT comic artists into the spotlight
Justin Hall will present a workshop, “Life in the Gutters: A Primer in Comics Theory,” and screen his film “No Straight Lines: The Rise of Queer Comics” at Wright State on April 7. Continue reading
Dayton Business Journal: Wright State continues to expand partnerships with Wright-Patt through new programs, events and facilities
Wright State University has a long history of partnerships with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Those efforts continue today, and are growing each year with new programs, facilities and events meant to connect students with the base. Continue reading
Medical-Spirituality Conference shines light on suicide
The annual Wright State University Medical-Spirituality Conference takes place on April 21 at the Sinclair Conference Center in Dayton. Continue reading
Mission control
Wright State business alumnus, military veteran Mike Thirtle leads the Gary Sinise Foundation
As a full-time military officer at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, he had little free time to take night classes at Wright State. But Mike Thirtle made time. Continue reading
