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OATC Chinese regional meeting at WSU
On December 6, 2014, twenty-three Chinese teachers came to Wright State University to attend the fifth annual Ohio Association of Teachers of Chinese (OATC) Dayton/Cincinnati Regional Meeting. The meeting was hosted at Millett Hall 301 from 10 am to 3 pm . Dr. Maan Broadstock of the Department of
The Wright State University Nutter Center will be packed with a raucous crowd Saturday, Dec. 13, at 10 a.m. And though thousands will cross the finish line, it will not be an athletic endeavor.
Grandmother of five who came to Wright State to pursue a long-sought college dream is working on her degree while battling cancer.
Excerpt Kirsten Halling, an associate French professor at Wright State University, has been selected for the university’s 2014 International Education Award winner. In presenting her the honor, WSU noted that she “helped spur the dramatic growth of Wright State’s French …
Wright State history graduate Lorrie Monteiro is curator of The American Pigeon Museum & Library in Oklahoma City.
Newly Published Author and WSU English Alumnus
Interview with James Brubaker James Brubaker is from Dayton, Ohio, originally, but now teaches and lives in Missouri. He is the author of one book of short stories, Liner Notes (Subito Press), a short volume of pilot episodes for fictional television shows, Pilot Season (Sunnyoutside Press), Black
Wright State communication major Emma Harmeyer turned a technical-writing internship into a full-time job when she graduates.

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