Wright State Headlines
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Nov 5
Heavy metal learning
Wright State University is helping Ohio high school students discover the real-world impact of science through a hands-on program that teaches them how to test and analyze water quality. Continue reading
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Nov 3
State grants to bolster Wright State’s electric vehicle and advanced manufacturing training for students
Wright State University engineering students will gain more hands-on experience with the latest electric vehicle and advanced manufacturing technologies, thanks to state grants for new high-tech training equipment. Continue reading
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Oct 30
Wright State partners with local universities, hospitals to expand mental health care for students
The College Age Intensive Outpatient Program serves students ages 18 to 24 who are currently enrolled in undergraduate courses and need more support than traditional outpatient therapy provides. Continue reading
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Oct 28
Wright State students, first responders team up for Halloween event
Wright State’s Department of Public Safety partnered with Mini University for the annual Trunk or Treat event, bringing together students, first responders and hundreds of preschoolers for a fun and safe Halloween celebration. Continue reading
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Oct 24
Explore Wright State Day welcomes hundreds of future Raiders
Hundreds of future students and their families visited Wright State University’s Dayton Campus for Explore Wright State Day. Continue reading
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Medicine
Mother’s affliction motivated student to participate in Wright State’s GRAD-PREP program
Part of the series: Opening Doors
When doctors could not find a way to stop her mother’s epileptic seizures, Christina Estrada decided she would. Continue reading
Calamityville to host national AFRL Engineering Challenge Competition
Three service academies and 17 universities will compete to build and demonstrate device to scale 60 ft. wall
Students from 17 universities and three service academies will design, fabricate and demonstrate a system to scale buildings or mountain faces under a variety of conditions. Continue reading
Seeing one’s ability, not disability
STREAMS carries Wright State student on a voyage to sciencePart of the series: Opening Doors
STREAMS unlocks Jacob Brewer’s passion for research. Continue reading
BSOM students to hold food drive April 7-14
Students will collect items on campus; visit area neighborhoods to support The Foodbank
Wright State University medical students are supporting the local community by organizing a food drive for The Foodbank, Inc. Continue reading
BioSTAR steers undergraduate toward research
On his way to a career in biomedical sciences, Orly Leiva is following a starPart of the series: Opening Doors
On his way to a career in biomedical sciences, Orly Leiva is following a star. Continue reading
“Sister M.D.” to speak at the Boonshoft School of Medicine March 30
Sister Mary Diana Dreger, O.P., M.D., will discuss the practice of virtue in the practice of medicine
Sister Mary Diana Dreger will show how a return to Judeo-Christian virtues in medical practice is essential if medicine is to retain its historic spirit of life-affirmation and healing. Continue reading
Researching epilepsy in Brazil
By staying close to home for college, Amma Boakye travels farPart of the series: Opening Doors
By staying close to home for college, Amma Boakye travels far. Continue reading
Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine class of 2012 participates in national Match Day event
Graduating medical students in the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine learned today which residency programs they will enter after receiving their medical degrees in May. Continue reading
Students learn about health careers at Path to Health Professions Day
Several hundred high school and college students interested in pursuing careers as doctors, nurses, veterinarians or other health professions converged… Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine accepting applications for summer 2012 Horizons in Medicine Program
Application deadline is April 3 for this program designed to give high school students a sense of career possibilities in health care
This unique program offers high school students, mostly from disadvantaged or minority backgrounds, the opportunity to see firsthand the science and delivery of health care that forms the foundation of a career in medicine. Continue reading
