Wright State students got the rare opportunity to watch a Dayton Dragon’s home game this week from the DP&L Foundation suite.
Wright State President David Hopkins has named each of them student ambassadors because of their academic excellence and heavy community involvement.
“We are grateful to Ginny Strausburg and the DP&L Foundation for inviting our students to experience a Dayton Dragons game from this beautiful suite,” said Rebecca Cole, vice president for advancement and president of the Wright State University Foundation. “The DP&L Foundation is incredibly generous to Wright State. We appreciate everything they do to help change the lives of our students.”


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