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Wright State acting professor Jason Kaufman turns a dance piece originally choreographed for the stage into a 30-minute film.

Thomas Sudkamp will serve as Wright State's chief academic officer with the title provost and vice president for curriculum and instruction, and Mark Polatajko has been named chief operating officer and vice president of business and finance.

Students from Dr. Judith Ezekiel's Spring 2015 Women's Studies courses, "Feminist Activism" and "Women, Gender, and Black Freedom Movements," collaborated to create a booklet that presents the lives of a dozen black women who were killed by the police or who died while in police custody, in order to

Wright State students are conducting a property survey in Dayton to help city planners address blight, vacancy and other concerns that city officials and residents have identified.

We are sad to have learned that Frank Dion, a good friend and generous benefactor of the Department of English, has died. Frank enjoyed auditing different sections of Great Books over the years and could always be counted on to raise the level of discussion and enjoyment. In 2010 he endowed the

Wright State M.P.A. graduate Paula Cosby '12 helps jobseekers dress professionally and build confidence as executive director of Clothes That Work.

Wright State student Alexis Schankin brings her artistic skills to Office of Institutional Research, where she designs infographics, posters and other materials to illustrate numbers and data.

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FRAMEWORK: Drawings and Prints of the CAC Construction will be on display September 1 through November 15, 2015 in the Robert & Elaine Stein Galleries. Professor Kim Vito's advanced drawing and relief printmaking classes spent last spring semester making drawings from observation at the Creative

Wright State graduate Billi Ewing watched her baby daughter grow up on campus.