Author Archives: Seth Bauguess

Excerpt U.S. News and World Report has named Wright State University’s graduate engineering and undergraduate business programs as among the best in the nation for 2020. The magazine based its rankings on the judgments of deans and faculty members of … Continue reading →

Excerpt Wright State University has launched a new master’s degree for students and business professionals interested in gaining a deeper understanding of marketing strategy and data analytics. Enrollment is now open for the new Master of Science in marketing analytics and … Continue reading →

Excerpt When Bill Harrison speaks, those interested in doing business with the Air Force listen. Harrison is the director of small business outreach at the Air Force Research Laboratory, based at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. As such, he can be … Continue reading →

Excerpt Wright State’s Applied Research Corp. is leading a $49 million effort to strengthen the Air Force’s ties to business and universities while finding future problem-solvers. WSARC has been selected to lead a “bold, first-of-its-kind” U.S. Air Force Academic Partnership … Continue reading →

“This will enable Wright State to play a critical and integral role nationally in support of the Air Force’s academic engagement strategy,” Wright State President Cheryl Schrader said. Continue reading →

Enrollment in Wright State’s nursing program has increased by more than 39 percent since 2014. There were 491 students training to become nurses at WSU in 2014 while there were 683 last fall, the most recent year for which data is available. Continue reading →

Excerpt College students with a business idea can receive $1,000 to help launch their plan through a new incubator program organized by the Wright State Research Institute. The first Early Risers Academy cohort is open to 10 student venture teams … Continue reading →

Excerpt About 900 freshmen that will start classes at Wright State University Monday moved into on-campus housing Thursday. Another 1,000 returning students will move to campus Saturday. Along with those already moved in, about 2,200 students will live on campus. … Continue reading →

Excerpt Wednesday marked the return of the students from Wright State University to the highlands of Carter County. For 20 straight years the students have been coming south to perform trail maintenance on the Appalachian Trail. The students have worked … Continue reading →