Wright State Headlines
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May 29
Wright State partnering once more with nonprofit for free grief recovery workshop in Dayton
Loving Spirit, a nonprofit committed to helping transform the journey of loss, will launch a free webinar on June 1. Continue reading
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May 29
Full contact
Erin Mustard, who earned bachelor’s degrees in nursing and Spanish from Wright State, is doing contact tracing of COVID-19 patients for the Clinton County Health District. Continue reading
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May 29
2020 grad Jennifer Klingle named Intern of the Year by College of Engineering and Computer Science
Jennifer Klingle, who graduated from Wright State in May with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, interns at the Air Force Research Laboratory. Continue reading
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May 28
Wright State piano student David Chi-Tou Lao takes top honor in two statewide piano competitions
David Chi-Tou Lao, a piano performance major in the School of Music, bested competitors from a total of 11 universities and conservatories in the state competitions. Continue reading
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May 28
Geographic Information Science certificate is gateway to multitude of different careers
GIS students will be able to apply state-of-the-art technology to collect and analyze spatial data to help spot patterns and trends. Continue reading
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Science & Mathematics
Wright State microbiology alum Mark Espy helps develop test for coronavirus
Mark Espy, who earned a master’s degree in microbiology from Wright State, is a clinical researcher at the Mayo Clinic. Continue reading
Wright State professor Dawn Wooley shares timely lessons in virology course
Dawn Wooley, professor of neuroscience, cell biology and physiology, provides up-to-date lectures on the coronavirus as part of her virology course. Continue reading
Opening doors
Scholarship from the National Training and Simulation Association provides valuable learning opportunities for Wright State students
Wright State seniors Zack Carpenter and Matt Barrett received scholarships and funds to attend the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference in December. Continue reading
Wright State Ph.D. student Michele Miller says social reaction to Zika virus offers lessons about coronavirus
Michele Miller said the public needs to understand that scientists are still learning about coronavirus and that much is unknown. Continue reading
Explore Wright State’s colleges and majors through the Spotlight series
Spotlight is a series of live virtual events that offer high school and transfer students a chance to learn more about Wright State and interact with faculty, staff and current students. Continue reading
Decade of progress
Women in Science Giving Circle celebrates 10 years of supporting women in STEMM
To help remove barriers to women in STEMM, the Women in Science Giving Circle has raised more than $154,000 for scholarships and grants. Continue reading
Weekly online Faculty Senate lecture series launches with a talk on the coronavirus
The weekly SiP (Shelter in Place) Lecture Series will feature talks on timely topics by Wright State faculty experts. Continue reading
Shark sleuth
Wright State Ph.D. candidate Ryan Shell unearths fossils of prehistoric sharks from coast to coast
Ryan Shell, an earth and environmental sciences Ph.D. student, studies the biodiversity, biogeography and paleoecology of marine vertebrates during the early Permian Period. Continue reading
Wright State biologist Don Cipollini says research results on emerald ash borer may offer lessons on coronavirus
Cipollini says the coronavirus encounters a new habitat of humans lacking resistance, starts to infect people in a largely undetected fashion, spreads exponentially, peaks and then declines. Continue reading
Remote delivery planned for most summer classes
Nearly all summer semester courses offered by Wright State University will be provided by remote delivery only. Continue reading
