Wright State Headlines
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May 18
Recycling pays off at Wright State
For the past decade, Wright State University has collected recycled materials including mixed paper such as folders, writing paper, envelopes and cardboard. Continue reading
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May 18
Four Wright State faculty members to be honored by national certificate program for effective online teaching
Mathematics and English faculty members participated in a certificate program offered by the Association of College and University Educators. Continue reading
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May 17
Campus plots to celebrate African American fraternities and sororities
Groundbreaking for the National Pan-Hellenic Council Memorial Plots will take place on Thursday, May 20, at 1 p.m. Continue reading
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May 14
Wright State gets ratings upgrade from Moody’s
Moody’s Investors Service upgraded Wright State’s credit rating to Baa1 and revised the university’s outlook to stable. Continue reading
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May 14
Flight maneuver
Dunbar Library was recognized by Ohio.org for the replica 1903 Wright Flyer that hangs in the atrium. Continue reading
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Physician Leadership Development Program
Aaron Patterson serves patients at New York City’s Mount Sinai Beth Israel during coronavirus pandemic
Boonshoft School of Medicine grad Aaron Patterson uses technology to ensure hospital patients can connect with caregivers and family members. Continue reading
Wright State medical student volunteers in New Orleans to fight coronavirus
Kyle Henneke, a Wright State nursing graduate and current Boonshoft School of Medicine medical student, is caring for patients in New Orleans. Continue reading
Wright State medical student aids Dayton and Montgomery County public health response
Jessica Sokol spearheads a new non-clinical elective that will oversee Wright State medical students who volunteer at the health department, working the phone lines and contact tracing. Continue reading
Wright State medical student participates in prestigious Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation program
Kyle Henneke, M.D./M.P.H. student at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, learned about treating patients with addictions at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Continue reading
Medical students represent Boonshoft School of Medicine at Choosing Wisely Conference
The Choosing Wisely Conference was for rising medical students interested in serving in leadership roles in medicine. Continue reading
Boonshoft School of Medicine student receives AMA Foundation Physicians of Tomorrow Scholarship
Stephanie Welsh is committed to promoting the health of women and children by practicing medicine in a primary care field, while incorporating principles of public health into her practice. Continue reading
Medical student to receive Excellence in Public Health Award
The U.S. Public Health Service will recognize Alexandra Lawson, an M.D./M.P.H. dual-degree student, for her involvement in public health issues. Continue reading
2008 Boonshoft School of Medicine graduate Kyle Horton running for Congress
Kyle Horton is competing in the Democratic primary in North Carolina’s Congressional 7th District. Continue reading
Medical students lead research into opioid disposal bags
Students at the Boonshoft School of Medicine and Cedarville University School of Pharmacy are studying the use of opioid disposal bags. Continue reading
Dual-degree medical student studies addiction at famed clinic
Megan Smith, a Boonshoft School of Medicine student, learned about addiction and recovery while shadowing a patient at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Continue reading
