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Since joining Wright State’s Department of Art and Art History, associate professor Tracy Longley-Cook has been a driving force behind the growth of the photography program.
2014 CJS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Haley Humerick was awarded the first Wright State University’s Crime and Justice Studies scholarship. After completing the Juvenile Delinquency course, she realized she wants to work with at-risk youth in the future. She is a junior Crime and Justice Studies major with a 3.85 GPA and enjoys
Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries opens 40th season with photography exhibition on display through Oct. 12.
WSU Professor Emeritus Named Ohio Poet of the Year
The Ohio Poetry Day Association has named David Lee Garrison, Professor Emeritus in Modern Languages, and Dzvinia Orlowsky, Ohio native and Professor of English at Pine Manor College in Massachusetts, Ohio Poets of the Year in honor of their recent books. Click here for more information Ohio Poetry
MPA alumnus in the news. . . Kyle Kridler, '12
Kyle Kridler is a management assistant for Dublin, Ohio, a vibrant suburban community located 20 minutes northwest of downtown Columbus. Reporting to the assistant city manager, Kridler is the administrator for Dublin’s Performance Measures program. He is involved in various initiatives in a project
Wright State students design a scavenger hunt fundraiser during Urban Nights in downtown Dayton on Sept. 12.
"Photographing the Egypt-Palestine Front during the Great War"
Please join us for a lecture and presentation by Dr. Issam Nassar, Department of History, Illinois State University. Examining photos of the failed Ottoman attempt to seize the Suez Canal in 1915, Dr. Nassar will discuss the Ottoman preparations for war and the role that photography played in the
Staff are recognized for excellence in areas such as leadership, human relations, service, collaboration and innovation.
Dr. Erik Banks Publishes Book on “Realistic Empiricism”
Dr. Erik Banks’s second book, The Realistic Empiricism of Mach, James, and Russell: Neutral Monism Reconceived, has recently been published by Cambridge University Press. In this book he traces how these three philosophers--Ernst Mach, William James, and Bertrand Russell--founded in the early 20th
Enrollment overall — 17,356 students — has increased 1 percent at Wright State compared to the same time last year.
