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COLA Employee Recognition Awards 2014
CoLA Employee Recognition Awards 2014 This fall, we celebrate many great employees who have completed milestone years of employment at Wright State University. The College of Liberal Arts is proud to honor the following faculty and staff from our college: 40 Years Victoria Oleen, Theatre 25 Years
MPA travels to CDP’s non-profit conference in Hamilton, OH
On October 9 th and 10 th, MPA students traveled to Hamilton, Ohio to volunteer at CDP’s (Community Development Professionals) Non-Profit Conference. Along with volunteering, graduate assistants Ethan Harris and Hani Termanini were on hand distributing information about the Master of Public
Tom Hanks, co-chair of Wright State’s Rise.Shine. fundraising campaign, has a long-running love affair with the university.
Rise.Shine. The Campaign for Wright State University promises to expand scholarships, attract more top-flight faculty and support construction of state-of-the-art facilities.
Five people with links to Wright State will be those speaking or performing at TEDxDayton2014 Oct. 17.
You Are Invited to Share Your Story
You Are Invited to Share Your Story The theme of our quilt show is Celebrating Women's Studies Through Quilt Stories because Women’s Studies, an interdisciplinary program, uses several textbooks and books in their courses which feature quilt designs as their covers. Quilts are fabric conversations
English’s Visiting Writers Series Introduces Students to the Literary Community
The Visiting Writers Series is sponsored by the Department of English and the Creative Writing Program, and is made possible by the generous support of the Carol H. Cline Endowment. Each year, the series brings approximately six to eight nationally-recognized writers to campus to visit classes, host
Fifty years after publishing its first issue, The Guardian has evolved from a four-page black-ink paper to a colorful weekly publication.
Cheese-Making with the French Club!
On Friday, October 10, several dozen French Club members gathered at the Rockafield Alumni Center to try their hand at cheese-making. Led by French Instructor Benjamin Hirt, the students learned how to make mozzarella cheese and caramel cream with Ben's own goat milk. A tasting followed allowing
Tom Batiuk will join panel discussion on exploring serious topics like cancer in popular culture on Oct. 13.
