Author Archives: Seth Bauguess

About Seth Bauguess

Born in Lexington, KY and raised in Cincinnati, OH Seth Bauguess graduated from the University's of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music in 2001 with a BA in electronic media. In 2013 he earned his MBA from Wright State University's Raj Soin College of Business. Currently Wright State's director of Communications, Bauguess has worked in public relations at Wright State since 2010. Before joining the university, Bauguess worked for ten years as a general assignment television news reporter at WKEF and WRGT in Dayton, OH, WMGT in Macon, GA and WKAG in Hopkinsville, KY.

Fairborn Daily Herald: Wright State offering scholarship funds

For the second year in a row, the Wright State University Foundation is accepting applications for the Students First Fund — a grants program designed to support… Continue reading

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Dayton Daily News: Wright State names Thomas Traynor as new dean of Raj Soin College of Business

Excerpt Wright State University has named a new dean of the Raj Soin College of Business. Former interim dean of the College of Business Thomas Traynor was promoted to the position. “I think I’m really ready to move forward with … Continue reading

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Lima News: Medical student researches Narcan access among heroin users

Excerpt Rachel Rhee, a third-year student at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, has contributed to research into Narcan access among fentanyl and heroin users in Montgomery County. The study Rhee contributed to found that 60 percent of … Continue reading

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Dayton Daily News: Wright State offers new scholarship only for local residents

Wright State University is adding a new academic scholarship for graduates of Montgomery and Greene county high schools… Continue reading

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DBJ: Wright State University names next president

Excerpt One of the largest universities in the Dayton region has a new leader. Wright State University’s board of trustees has named Provost Susan Edwards as its next president. The decision comes shortly following the announcement of President Cheryl Shrader’s … Continue reading

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Sidney Daily News: Wright State awarded more than $1 million in Choose Ohio First scholarships

Excerpt Wright State University has been awarded more than $1 million in Choose Ohio First scholarships from the State of Ohio for the 2020–21 academic year. The scholarships are designed to strengthen Ohio’s competitiveness within science, technology, engineering and math … Continue reading

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Sidney Daily News: Wright State offers certificates to students, outside employees

Excerpt Career advancement skills such as communications, problem solving and critical thinking are the focus of new certificates being offered to Wright State students and outside employees. The certificate programs offered by the College of Liberal Arts are available to … Continue reading

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The Evening Leader: Andrew’s Hall Adds New Facilities, Library

Excerpt Through state appropriations and 12 local donors, Wright State University — Lake Campus is growing again. With the help of university and state dignitaries, Interim Dean Dan Krane officially opened the campus’ most recent expansion — a 7,000 square … Continue reading

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WDTN: Wright State creates program to boost retention numbers

Excerpt As colleges across the nation deal with the evolving challenges of modern education, Wright State University has launched a new initiative aimed at increasing the retention rates of students. The Undergraduate Student Retention initiative combines the efforts of multiple … Continue reading

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DBJ: Wright State’s Susan Edwards says university support ‘life sustaining’ in face of breast cancer

Wright State University Provost Susan Edwards says it was the university’s community support, as well as her family, that has been “life sustaining” during her breast cancer journey. Continue reading

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