Wright State Headlines
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Aug 15
LANA director Julia Acosta appointed to ACE Women’s Network executive board
Julia Acosta will encourage faculty and staff to get involved as partners across the state to increase the number of women in leadership positions in higher education. Continue reading
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Aug 15
Wright State student Shaun Wenrick appointed to Board of Trustees
Shaun Wenrick, an early childhood education major, will serve on the Board of Trustees until June 30, 2020. Continue reading
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Aug 14
Perfect partners
Hosted by the College of Education and Human Services, the Summer Partnership Institute offered free professional development sessions to about 180 local educators. Continue reading
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Aug 14
College of Nursing and Health creates training program for nurses in Malawi
The Wholehearted Resources In Global Health Teamwork, or WRIGHT, project aims to share knowledge and skills with Kaseye Community Hospital health care workers to improve patient care. Continue reading
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Aug 13
Power of persistence
James Dahlman, who graduated from Wright State with a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering, was named one of “35 Innovators Under 35” by the MIT Technology Review. Continue reading
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Employee Wellness
Wright State adjusts medical, prescription coverage plan for many employees to deal with rising health care costs
As the cost of medical care and prescription drugs continues to increase, Wright State University and its employees are paying more to keep up with the increases. Continue reading
Skin cancer screening event set for May 7-11
Dayton-area dermatologists are offering free skin cancer screenings to raise awareness of melanoma and other types of skin cancers during the week of May 7-11. Continue reading
Sign of the times
Public Health continues to partner with Wright State on tobacco-free initiative
Wright State is committed to assisting smokers and tobacco users who want to quit using tobacco products. Continue reading
Proud to be tobacco free
Wright State became a tobacco-free campus July 1
New tobacco-free policy, which took effect July 1, will help promote a healthy environment in which students, staff, faculty and others can learn, work, live and visit. Continue reading
‘Serenity now’
On May 31, Wright State’s Human Resources hosted the first-ever Art of Relaxation. Continue reading
Change is in the air
Wright State goes tobacco free July 1; offers tobacco cessation classes
The tobacco-free policy will help promote a healthy environment in which students, staff, faculty and others can learn, work, live and visit. Continue reading
Career expo among services Wright State to offer displaced employees
Human Resources will provide displaced employees guidance and support that aligns with their career paths and interests. Continue reading
Seminar to focus on mental health needs of seniors
“Elder Care: Mental Health Needs with Seniors” will be held June 13 at the Madison Lakes Learning and Conference Center. Continue reading
Local dermatologists to offer free skin cancer screenings in May
Morning and afternoon appointments will be available at locations throughout the Dayton region. Continue reading
Wright State offers free tobacco cessation classes
To promote a healthy environment in which to learn and work, Wright State University will become a tobacco-free campus on July 1. Continue reading
