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Wright State University’s annual Campus Scholarship and Innovation Campaign will launch with a takeoff event on March 10 at 2 p.m. in the Student Union Endeavour Room.
Adobe Donates Technical Communication Software to Professional Writing Classes
Adobe Systems, Inc. is partnering with Wright State English to give WSU students a head start in the technical communication workforce. For Spring 2014, Adobe gave free licenses for their Technical Communication Suite to Wright State English’s Professional and Technical Writing program. The software
Two In One!
The History of Philosophy Quarterly publishes a particular type of journal article. According to its editorial statement, the journal specializes in papers “manifesting a strong interaction between contemporary and historical concerns.” This prestigious peer-reviewed journal also appears to have
As part of her Women’s History Month residency at Wright State, CNN's Geraldine Moriba will deliver the Anita Hill Annual Lecture on Gender Justice on March 13.
Scheduled for March 14, the annual Public History Graduate Symposium will focus on “The Future is Our History" and include presentations by public history graduate students.
LEAP International Food Day gave students a chance to sharpen their English skills while sampling delicacies from around the world.
The Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality Symposium at Wright State examined myriad topics including race in the GBLTQ community, construction of black identities and feminism in media.
Alumni and Friends Reception
Please join the College of Liberal Arts, the Department of Urban Affairs and Geography, and the Center for Urban and Public Affairs for our Alumni and Friends Reception this year! We’ve invited almost 1000 alumni as well as current students; adjuncts old and new; current staff and faculty and those
Tips on how to start a literary magazine, become involved in the local literary community and launch a career in creative writing came out of a panel discussion at Wright State University for aspiring writers.
Excerpt Each year, the public history students at Wright State University hold a graduate symposium to enable them to present their research and capstone projects. If you love local history, you won’t want to miss some of the great stories …
