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Excerpt The large wall calendar that hangs in the Equipment Room at Wright State University’s new Tom Hanks Center of Motion Pictures makes it obvious that Tuesday, April 19, is going to be a red letter day for the school. …
French Club presentation on Haiti
On Friday April 15, 2016, French student and Haiti native, Valery Darcisse took the French club attendees to a virtual trip to Haiti. They familiarized themselves with the history, geography, culture, population, food and politics of this beautiful country. It was a very interesting and fun
French Service Learning Project at Wright State University
As part of a serving learning project, French professors Daddah and Hirt took their French conversation students to the French 1010, 1020, 2010 and 2020 classes the first two weeks of April to promote the French language. The French conversation class taught the students some fundamentals on
The National German Honor Society Induction
On Friday April 15, 2016, six students were nominated for lifetime membership in the Wright State chapter of Delta Phi Alpha. The purpose of Delta Phi Alpha is to recognize outstanding achievement in the German language and its literatures, and to enlarge the appreciation for the cultural
The annual Celebration of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities serves as a university-wide showcase of research projects by undergraduate and graduate students.
The annual Spring Dance Concert on April 21-24 will feature the Wright State Dance Ensemble and works by guest choreographers Jon Lehrer and Greg Robinson.
When you hear the word swing, do you think of baseball or jazz? This week Wright State University will host the first national conference to explore the connections: “The Sultans of Swing: 100 Years of Baseball, Jazz and Short Fiction.” …
More than 900 patrons attended ArtsGala to support student scholarships in theatre, dance, art, music and motion pictures.
Crystal B. Lake asks her students to create something inspired by readings examining the role of weather in literature in a new course, Great Books and Bad Weather.
Excerpt We’ve both been to ArtsGala many times, and this time it was truly different. For the past 17 years, Wright State University’s College of Liberal Arts has hosted the event to raise money for scholarships in visual arts, film, …
