Wright State Headlines
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Feb 28
Wright State researcher Corey Seemiller releases study on potential voting behavior of Generation Z
“Gen Z Voices on Voting” is the latest study by Corey Seemiller, associate professor of leadership studies in education and organizations at Wright State. Continue reading
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Feb 28
Patricia Abboud provides pediatric care in Qatar
Patricia Abboud ’00 found an opportunity to help open a new hospital and work with people from more than 100 different countries in Doha, Qatar. Continue reading
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Feb 27
Wright State symposium to focus on intersectionality of race, gender, sex, class and disability
Part of Wright State’s commemoration of women’s suffrage, UpRising: The Symposium takes place on March 25 in the Millett Hall Atrium. Continue reading
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Feb 27
Relationship building
Dozens of Wright State University students, faculty and staff attended the first Black History Month Celebration event in the Student Union. Continue reading
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Feb 27
Precious metal
Lab in the College of Engineering and Computer Science is using the 3D metal printer to teach and train students in metal additive manufacturing. Continue reading
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International Studies
Growing concern
Wright State volunteers help sprout The Urban Renewal Farm in East Dayton
Volunteers turned a vacant factory in a struggling East Dayton neighborhood into a green urban community garden. Continue reading
Foreign service
Wright State alum Joshua Cummins gets inside peek at workings of Persian Gulf nation of Qatar
Joshua Cummins, who has degrees in history and international and comparative politics from Wright State, received first-hand lessons on the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar during a fellowship. Continue reading
Wright State playing major role in commemorating 20th anniversary of Dayton Peace Accords
Wright State experts also served as a major resource for a renowned Bosnian journalist seeking to unlock the historical significance and future of the Dayton Peace Accords. Continue reading
Vanishing act
Wright State student Connor Keiser works to preserve historic black settlement of Longtown
Connor Keiser, an international studies major at Wright State, is working to preserve the historic black settlement of Longtown in western Ohio. Continue reading
Wright State Lake, Dayton Campus student trying to save historic Darke Co. town
A junior majoring in international studies at nearby Wright State University, Keiser seems an unlikely savior for this blink of a town. Continue reading
Cuban journalist says increasing freedoms, relations with U.S. are giving young people hope
Cuban journalist Elaine Díaz Rodriguez discussed “Cuba in an Era of Change” as part of Wright State’s Year of the Active Bystander program. Continue reading
CLASS action
College of Liberal Arts launches Center for Liberal Arts Student Success
The new Center for Liberal Arts Student Success (CLASS) combines advising, faculty/student relationship-building, peer mentoring and career counseling. Continue reading
English Expression
LEAP program teaching the language to growing international population
The first students came from Chile. They were planning to apply for Wright State’s MBA program, but first needed to master English. So in 1995, the university launched the LEAP Intensive English Program. Founded by associate English professor Chris Hall … Continue reading
College of Liberal Arts recognizes community partners at internship celebration
The College of Liberal Arts holds celebration recognizing the successful relationship of students and business partners through internship experiences. Continue reading
International students share poetry with campus community
Wright State University’s international students shared their culture by reading poems in their native languages to mark International Poetry Day. Continue reading
