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Nov 24, 2014
Wright State English professor Sally Lamping will research the Australian education system and how it educates immigrants as a Fulbright Senior Research Scholar.
Nov 20, 2014
Newspaper veteran Ray Marcano is helping the next generation of journalists by teaching digital media to Wright State students.
Nov 19, 2014
Joanne Huist Smith chronicles how an act of kindness helped her family cope with a tragic loss in a new holiday memoir.
Nov 18, 2014
Deena Ware, ’06 MPA, ’02 Urban Affairs
Dundee, Florida’s new assistant town manager
When new Assistant Town Manager Deena Ware looks at Dundee, she sees potential.
"I think it's a great small town," Ware said. "The commission seems like they're ready to go, they want to be progressive. They have new development, they have businesses. They have everything that a small city wants and needs to be progressive."
Ware, 36, started as Dundee's assistant town manager in mid-November.
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Nov 18, 2014
Larry and Marilyn Klaben, Raiderthon and HORAN recognized at the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ National Philanthropy Day.
Nov 18, 2014
The French club celebrated the Holiday season on Saturday November, 15 at Professor Daddah's house. Professors Daddah and Abadie cooked a traditional French meal with the students. The feast included some smoked salmon and foie gras (goose or duck liver) hors d'oeuvres, a pork roast with apples, a gratin dauphinois (a dish made with potatoes), green beans with toasted almonds and a chocolate bûche de Noël (a cake shaped like a Yule log) – miam! It was a great opportunity to speak French and...
Nov 18, 2014
Interview with WSU English Alumnus and Newly Published Author
I was born and raised in Ohio and currently live in the village of Alpha with my wife and three children. Despite my love for travel, I’ve stayed close to home. I studied English at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, for both my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. During my time as an MA student, I discovered my love for teaching. Right now I continue to teach and go to school as a PhD student at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
Nov 15, 2014
Q: How would you describe your job and what a typical day is like for you?
Nov 14, 2014
Jamie Jaggers, a senior majoring in Crime and Justice Studies, is completing her internship with the United States Probation Office. One of the interesting parts of her internship, shown in the photo, involved a recent meeting with the Judges to prepare for the specialized Federal Reentry Court session.
Crime and Justice Studies majors are required to complete an internship through one of three departments: Political Science, Sociology/Anthropology or Urban Affairs and Geography. Jamie...
Nov 14, 2014
Headlined by a visit from Selingo and his seminar, “A World Unbound: The Changing Nature of Higher Education and Internationalization,” the week’s events promote the benefits of global education.
