Wright State Headlines
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May 12
Marty Sexton appointed dean of Wright State’s College of Health, Education and Human Services
Marty Sexton previously served as acting dean and associate dean of Wright State’s College of Health, Education and Human Services. Continue reading
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May 12
Eye in the sky
Wright State’s Police Department adds new innovative drone technology to enhance campus safety. Continue reading
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May 9
Wright State media highlights, May 3–9
Wright State made headlines this week with media coverage highlighting commencement celebrations, student success, alumni achievements and faculty expertise. Continue reading
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May 8
Wright State alum shapes the future of AI in national defense
Kevin Schmidt, now developing cutting-edge AI technologies for the Air Force Research Laboratory, credits his success to the experiences he received during his behavioral neuroscience studies at Wright State. Continue reading
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May 7
Wright State surgery professor Priti Parikh selected for prestigious academic medicine leadership fellowship
Priti Parikh, professor of surgery at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, was named an Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) Fellow at Drexel University College of Medicine for 2025–26. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Seth Bauguess
64-year-old local college professor plans to smash one-arm push-up record
((Excerpt)) Matt McCormick has something to prove. The 64-year-old Wright State University and Sinclair Community College martial arts professor is out to dispel the notion that older athletes are less physically fit than their younger peers. And he’s planning to … Continue reading
The New Face of Wright-Patt: Partnerships in Higher Education
((Excerpt)) Collaboration between the base and the university medical programs isn’t new. In the mid 70’s, Wright Patterson and Wright State began a partnership with 9 medical residency programs in the Miami Valley. As a result when many service members … Continue reading
Veteran-owned companies launch academy
((Excerpt)) VOB-108, a group of veteran-owned companies in the Dayton region, is launching an academy for vets and military spouses who want to grow – or start – a business. The academy consists of a series of 12 training classes … Continue reading
Debra Wilburn, career services, co-facilitated a round table discussion for representatives from public institutions about implementing internship programs for The Washington Center on their campuses. The event was held April 9 and 10 at the Liaison Institute for The Washington … Continue reading
Culture Works workplace giving campaign to kick off at Wright State
Community support helps ensure that curtains rise, galleries stay lit and stages shine bright across the Miami Valley…. Continue reading
Baseball heading to Texas A&M for NCAA Regionals
Raiders to face host Aggies Friday at 7:35 Eastern
The Wright State baseball team is headed to College Station, Texas… Continue reading
Allergy-Proof Your Home
((Excerpt)) You should keep your home cool and dry to decrease mold and dust mite growth and roach intrusions. After an 18-month study, Larry G. Arlian, PhD, professor of biological sciences and director of the microbiology and immunology graduate program … Continue reading
Among Bodies Discarded on a Beach, One That Doesn’t Fit
((Excerpt)) One clue suggesting that the toddler’s parent or guardian was involved is the blanket. Cheryl Meyer, a psychology professor at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, and a co-author of “When Mothers Kill: Interviews From Prison,” said wrapping the … Continue reading
Wright State wins Horizon League baseball tournament title
((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN — The Wright State baseball team won the Horizon League tournament title with a 4-3 victory against Valparaiso in the championship game at Nischwitz Stadium on Sunday. The title is the Raiders’ third in the past six seasons. … Continue reading
WSU to stage part one of Dickens’ ‘Barnaby Rudge’
((Excerpt)) Part one of theater faculty member Bruce Cromer’s stage adaptation of the Charles Dickens novel “Barnaby Rudge” will premiere at 8 p.m. Friday, with performances at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, June 2-5, in the … Continue reading
