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May 14Studying abroad gives Wright State students impactful learning, growth opportunities
About 140 Wright State University students traveled to eight foreign countries for 10 days of learning and personal growth during faculty-led study abroad programs in May. Continue reading →
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May 14Wright State introduces seven new or restructured undergraduate degrees
Wright State University introduces seven new or restructured undergraduate degrees in engineering technology, environmental studies, health sciences, exercise science, agriculture and interdisciplinary studies. Continue reading →
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May 13Wright State ranked among top universities worldwide for second consecutive year
Wright State University was ranked in the top 6.4% out of 20,966 universities worldwide by the Center for World University Rankings. Continue reading →
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May 10Wright State to host march honoring military personnel and first responders
Wright State community members are invited to welcome Carry the Load walkers with a clap-in at 8 a.m. on May 16 at the Captain Sean L. English Champion Garden on the Dayton Campus. Continue reading →
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May 9A chance to shine
The Wright State School of Fine and Performing Arts welcomed concert bands, string orchestras and choir ensembles from 15 Ohio high schools and middle schools at the Silver Melted Into Sound festival. Continue reading →
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Wright State in the News
- Dayton Daily News: Founding professor at Wright State who helped pick school colors has died
- Dayton Daily News: Rowdy Raider not the first or last mascot role for new WSU graduate
- Dayton Daily News: Wright State graduate set the stage for others
- Dayton Business Journal: Wright State University names new dean
- Dayton.com: Students complete Ugandan school sanitation project
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Psychology
Stressful situation
Wright State associate professor Jeremy Schumm to train Canadian clinicians in PTSD therapy for military veteransCanadian clinicians want to adopt a model used by Jeremy Schumm when he was associate director of the PTSD program at the Cincinnati VA. Continue reading →
Workplace violations
Wright State psychology professor Nathan Bowling releases book on workplace aggression“Research and Theory on Workplace Aggression,” co-edited by Nathan Bowling, examines research on aggression in the workplace. Continue reading →
Breathtaking
Wright State graduate student Ryan Rakoczy’s neuroscience research takes on new meaning after premature birth of his sonPhysiology and neuroscience graduate student Ryan Rakoczy hopes to develop better treatments for prematurely born infants and others with breathing ailments. Continue reading →
Wright State’s Stephanie Goodwin honored with Leadership Award from the ACE Ohio Women’s Network
As director for faculty development and leadership, Stephanie Goodwin is responsible for assessing, developing and implementing campus-wide faculty development/leadership initiatives. Continue reading →
Feathery touch
Wright State animal behavior students study bird migration, predator evasion during research trip to PolandThe students on the trip made observations about various animal behavior experiments and produced research papers. Continue reading →
Wright State staff recognized for exceptional service to the university
The President’s Awards for Excellence annually recognize classified and unclassified staff for the vital role they play in the success of Wright State University. Continue reading →
Douglas W. Leaman named dean of the College of Science and Mathematics
Douglas Leaman is currently chair of the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Toledo. Continue reading →
Redefining the many roles advisers play in student success
Sarah Cicora, an academic adviser in the Department of Psychology, encourages students to meet with their adviser to learn about the many resources advisers can share. Continue reading →
Careless people are skewing the results of scientific studies. Can they be stopped?
Nathan Bowling, professor of psychology at Wright State, discussed his research on how careless people can skew the results of scientific studies with Quartz. If 10 percent of respondents in a survey don’t follow basic instructions, it can throw the … Continue reading →
Diplomatically speaking
Wright State alum Jeff Austin '98 making a splash with State DepartmentDiplomatic career with the Department of State has taken Jeff Austin ’98 to Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Tajikstan and the United Nations. Continue reading →