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During a study abroad and service-learning trip to Jamaica, Katie Schmidt taught students singing and how to play the recorder.
ABS Alumnus Focuses on Outcomes
David Womeldorff BA, Selected Studies, 1979 MA, Applied Behavior Sciences, 1989 David Emerald Womeldorff is co-founder of the Bainbridge Leadership Center, where his passion is supporting individuals, teams, and organizations in leading and working from an outcome-focused and passion-powered
Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy will lecture as part of the “Living Legends of the Dayton Daily News Archives” series on Nov. 17.
Sculptor Donates Drawings to Stein Galleries
Nationally-known sculptor and installation artist Loren Madsen has donated eight drawings to the Robert & Elaine Stein Galleries. The works were made in 1980 as preparatory drawings for Madsen’s site-specific installation “Floating Cross” completed in our galleries the same year. The drawings will
Excerpt Forget June. Silly, feel-good fun is bustin’ out all over Wright State University’s outstanding presentation of the rarely staged 1971 revision of the 1925 musical comedy “No, No, Nanette” in the Festival Playhouse of the Creative Arts Center. Amusingly …
Tim Kennedy and Eve Mansdorf are married painters whose artistic pursuits follow the tradition of painterly American realism.
The College of Liberal Arts will celebrate the completion of the Creative Arts Center's two-year modernization and expansion project with an open house on Nov. 9 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
The scholarships will pay up to $2,500 in tuition per semester for a full-time graduate student who is also a current member in good standing with the Ohio National Guard.
ABS Almuna Making an Impact
Applied Behavioral Sciences Alumna, Candice Flowers-Taylor is making great student impact and academic strides. Professor Flowers-Taylor currently teaches as full time faculty in both the WSU’s Sociology & Anthropology department and the ABS program. In addition to making a difference in the lives
Scores of students picked their way among the information tables at the Major and Career Exploration Expo organized by the Center for Liberal Arts Student Success.
