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News
COLA Award Recipients
Leanne Moeller, department support supervisor; Jennifer Sheets, administrative support coordinator; and Sandy Trimboli, administrative specialist serve the English department as a team and insisted that they be nominated as a unit rather than individuals. They say that the department runs smoothly
Jennie Buckwalter, Jennie Gallimore and Stephanie Goodwin are latest Wright State women leaders to participate in the Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Summer Institute.
Wright State collaborates with governments, other higher education institutions and businesses to secure federal grant to build the region’s commercialization infrastructure and support workforce development.
Noche de película del Club de Español
On Thursday, September 10th el Club de Español showed Chico y Rita, an animated film that starts out in pre-Revolutionary Cuba and the character travel to New York City, Las Vegas, Los Ángeles, and Paris. It was nominated for the Oscar for Best Animated Feature in 2012. Free popcorn, soda, and Chupa
Wright State students, faculty and alumni perform live on stage at the Fraze Pavilion in Kettering with Kristin Chenoweth.
Current exhibitions at the Stein Galleries feature student artwork documenting the CAC construction project and paintings and drawings by artist Deborah Kahn.
Wright State's Center for Healthy Communities works in partnership with numerous Greater Dayton organizations to improve the health of the community.
From tropical beaches to mountain ranges, Wright State’s Outdoor Resource Center offers the adventures of a lifetime.
10 Tips for Being a Successful Communication Student
By Alyssa Scenters scenters.2@wright.edu It’s an exciting time to be in the field of communication! With the explosion of digital media, video and creative ways to tell stories, there is so much to learn and explore and there is a lot that can be done with a communication degree. Here are valuable
Excerpt We’ve read a lot lately about how the digital world is changing the business of collecting and preserving the past. What does the saving of history look like in the future? We had a discussion about it with Dawne …
