Wright State Headlines
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Nov 6
Wright State researchers identify potential driver of severe early-onset preeclampsia
A Wright State team has identified what may be driving severe early-onset preeclampsia, and a possible way to treat it without medication. Continue reading
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Nov 5
Wright State nursing students spend Fall Semester in upgraded facilities
Over 200 nursing students are enrolled in the courses taking place in the revitalized spaces, giving them realistic training while remaining on campus. Continue reading
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Nov 4
Sold-out crowd cheers on Raiders at Stars, Stripes and Flight Classic
Wright State fans were greeted with several surprises before tipoff at the highly anticipated game between the Wright State Raiders and the Air Force Falcons. Continue reading
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Nov 4
A new look with a nod to the past: Wright State unveils redesigned basketball court
Wright State basketball fans have something new to cheer as the Raiders take the court at the Nutter Center on a newly installed court featuring a fresh design and a tribute to the university’s athletic history. Continue reading
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Nov 2
A career-beginning injury
With help from the Berry Family Career Hub, Noah Scott reworked his engineering resume and landed a summer internship in healthcare, along with an offer to return in the future. Continue reading
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Faculty & Staff
Film professors’ work now part of Duke University archives
The pioneering films of Julia Reichert and Jim Klein are part of a collection added to Duke’s Archive of Documentary Arts. Continue reading
Bruce Cromer, professor of Acting and Movement in the Department of Theatre Arts, Dance, and Motion Pictures, will play Dan in the Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati’s rock musical “Next to Normal” during the second and third weeks of June. This … Continue reading
Peter K. Lauf, M.D., professor emeritus, physiology & biophysics, pathology, has been selected by the American Physiological Society to participate in its “Living Legends in Physiology History” project. The Society encourages its members to interview senior physiologists at their institutions … Continue reading
Wright State campus planner Michael Schulze dies while trail biking
Michael Schulze, who was instrumental in helping design new buildings and plan growth at Wright State University, died while trail biking at a park near the university. Continue reading
Urban affairs professor named a Woman of Influence
Jennifer Subban, Ph.D., was one of seven women honored at the YWCA Dayton’s Women of Influence awards. Continue reading
Nadja Grobe, Ph.D., postdoctoral research fellow in pharmacology and toxicology with the Boonshoft School of Medicine, won first place in the poster competition at the Gordon Research Conference on Angiotensin. The title of her paper is “Novel insights into renal … Continue reading
Wright State’s Tony Ortiz appointed to Ohio Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs
Gov. John Kasich has appointed Tony Ortiz, Latino community liaison for Wright State University, to the Ohio Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs. Continue reading
Archivist Gino Pasi’s paper, “Wine of Redemption: A Second-Generation Italian American Continues a Wine Making Tradition” was accepted for presentation at Mercyhurst University’s 4th Biennial Colloquium on the Americas coming up April 13-14 in Erie, PA. The colloquium theme this … Continue reading
Robert Fyffe named Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies
Robert E. W. Fyffe, Ph.D., professor of neuroscience, cell biology, and physiology, has been named Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies effective February 6, 2012. Continue reading
Dr. Yanfang Chen is now on the Associate Editorial Board at American Journal of Cardiovascular Disease as well as the Editorial Board at CNS Neuroscience and Therapeutics. CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics provides a medium for publication of original research papers, … Continue reading
