For the Media

((Excerpt)) So McCauley – a Wright State University grad, longtime defense employee, consultant and now Fairborn city councilwoman – established the “Boots to Books Veterans Support Fund,” a program at Wright State that helps struggling military veteran students make ends … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) Losing passion for your job can have several negative outcomes, says Todd Dewett, associate professor of management at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Loss of interest in and enthusiasm for working as an innovative team or department is … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) One way students can earn a four-year degree in three years is by earning college credits while still in high school, either through a dual enrollment program or by taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Wright State University-Lake Campus Student … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) FAIRBORN, Ohio (AP) – Singer-songwriter John Legend will be the keynote speaker at a southwest Ohio university’s welcoming ceremony for this year’s freshmen. Wright State University says the Springfield, Ohio, native and Grammy-winning musician will spea… Read more at … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) Jerry Blais, vice president of marketing for Ply Gem Siding Group, said about 50 of his company’s employees helped on site and hundreds supplied and made materials for the build. The seven personalized houses were constructed in seven days. … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) CHICAGO — I held a final stats sheet in my hand as Julius Mays came out of the Wright State locker room. He asked if he could look at it. There was plenty to like for the Raiders. They … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) St. Louis is well-acquainted with the design, engineering and manufacturing generated by the 15,000 employees of the Boeing Defense, Space and Security headquarters on the edge of Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Far more obscure is the decidedly low-tech endeavor … Continue reading →

((Excerpt)) A Wright State University professor’s project involving a new approach to monitoring the brain activity of unmanned aerial vehicle operators may mean big business for the Dayton region, according to local officials. Read more at DaytonDailyNews.com

((Excerpt)) The television hanging near the entry way of Wright State’s Setzer Pavilion/Mills-Morgan Center was tuned to ESPN. Several times throughout Wednesday morning and afternoon, like everywhere else in the country, it displayed a potentially slump-busting shot by WSU guard … Continue reading →