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French Program Open Advising Days
Sign up for your 25 minute advising session! Schedule all the classes you’ll need for your French minor (Just four 3000 or 4000-level classes!) or major. When: Thurs,. Oct. 2, Weds., Oct. 8, Thurs., Oct. 9 in Millett 341 et 343 Click here to schedule your slot!
Stromae Concert
On Wednesday September 24, 2014, French students, alumni and professors traveled to Chicago to see the French music singer, Stromae. Click here to read the article by French professors Kirsten Halling and Pascale Abadie: page 3: "Students, alum and profs travel to Chicago to see French music star"
Modern Languages Discovery Fair
The annual Modern Language Discovery Fair took place again in the Millett Atrium on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. Attendees visited the fair booths to learn about opportunities for current and future success that languages offer at Wright State: language Honor Societies, Service Learning, Civic
Q & A session with Outstanding Modern Languages Alumni, Justin Goney
The Department of Modern Languages welcomed Outstanding Modern Languages Alumni, Justin Goney on Friday, September 12 for an informal Q & A session. "From a B.A. in French and TEFL certificate at Wright State to Software Engineer and Technical Documentation Manager at NVIDIA in Helsinki, Finland
Wright State students turn old newspaper racks into miniature libraries to promote reading among Dayton youth.
Wright State communication professor Elliot Gaines works to equip science students with the skills to effectively communicate science to the public.
I have been asked to comment on a recent piece in the NY Times about the aftermath of allegations against NFL players concerning intimate partner violence and child abuse, and its possible impact on female fandom.
French Immersion Weekend at Mohican State Park
The annual French Immersion weekend took place again on September 19-21, 2014 in Mohican State Park. In attendance were thirty French professors and French students from different Ohio universities and high schools. They enjoyed the gorgeous park where they hiked, relaxed and had delicious French
Renowned Scholar of Hinduism Gives Talk on Censorship
Dr. Arshia Sattar, a scholar of Hindu religion and culture from Bangalore, India, delivered an engaging lecture last Thursday, September 18th, to a group of Wright State students, faculty, staff, and community members, as part of a two-day visit to the WSU campus. Dr. Sattar, who has a PhD from the
ROTC cadet Alana Brookshire is studying social work at Wright State in order to fulfill her dream of serving as a social worker in the U.S. Army.
