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.

Dayton Daily News: Wright State receives praise for being disability-friendly

Photo of physicaly disabled Wright State students talking in a classroom.

Excerpt Wright State University is again receiving praise as a good campus for students with physical disabilities. The school was ranked the third best of 10 schools for students with disabilities by College Magazine this week, a quarterly publication written … Continue reading

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Wright State named Top 3 campus for students with physical disabilities

Wright State was recognized as one of the best universities in the nation for students with physical disabilities. Continue reading

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WCSM Radio: Wright State University-Lake Campus Literacy Drive

Excerpt Wright State University–Lake Campus faculty, staff and students participated in WSU-Lake Campus Annual Literacy Book Drive. This annual event sponsored by the Lake Campus Diversity Committee is a Lake Campus tradition. The three-week event started on January 22 and … Continue reading

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Beavercreek News-Current: Students First Fund grants program will support student success initiatives

Excerpt In an effort to bolster student success across Wright State University’s Dayton and Lake Campuses, the Wright State University Foundation has created the Students First Fund — a new grants program designed to support innovative ideas that assist students … Continue reading

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Collegemagazine.com: Wright State Top 3 Campus for Students with Physical Disabilities

Tom Webb outside Office of Disability Services

Service dogs feel welcomed by Wright State University. This university opened the first on-campus service dog park. Yup, the whole one-acre park remains exclusive to service dogs… Continue reading

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Dayton.com: Dayton celebrates Hannah Beachler’s historic Oscar win

Excerpt Hannah Beachler, a 2005 Wright State University graduate who was raised in Centerville, took home her first Academy Award Sunday night. Those who know her in Dayton were delighted, but not surprised. “She has her eyes on the prize, … Continue reading

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WHIO: Wright State graduate makes Oscar history

Hannah Beachler, a 2005 Wright State University graduate, is the first African-American woman to win an Academy Award in the category for Best Production Design… Continue reading

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Agreement reached between Wright State University and faculty union, strike brought to close

Wright State University and AAUP-WSU tonight reached an agreement for the next faculty union contract that brings the strike to a close. Continue reading

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Xenia Daily Gazette: Wright State professor participates in HERS Institute

Excerpt It was a confidence-builder for Paula Bubulya, associate professor and associate chair of the Department of Biological Sciences in the Wright State University College of Science and Mathematics. Bubulya participated in the Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Summer Institute, … Continue reading

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Sidney Daily News: Wright State senior Rachel Evans completes manufacturing internship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Excerpt Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee conjures up images of historic research that led to the development of nuclear weapons. But today the lab has a facility that is at the forefront of new manufacturing technologies. Rachel Evans, a … Continue reading

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