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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 …

The English Department's First annual Undergraduate Creative Writing Contest in Fiction and Poetry! Deadline: Monday, March 3, 2014 These contests are open to all undergraduates currently enrolled at Wright State University. Students may submit in both fiction and poetry, but are limited to one

Wright State University’s Center for Urban and Public Affairs, working in partnership with Talbert House, developed a 21-question survey instrument based on questions developed and tested by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Ohio Family Health Survey. The survey instrument was

An analysis by Wright State’s Center for Urban and Public Affairs estimates that the creative industries in the Greater Dayton region accounted for 18,000 jobs and $799 million in labor income last year.

Do you (or someone you know) identify as a woman currently enrolled as a WSU graduate student? Participants are needed for a creative thesis project conducted by a Women’s Studies graduate student. What Is It For? The project consists of brief narratives about the experiences of women in graduate

Wednesday, March 19 from 6:00-7:15 PM Pathfinder Lounge Are you a creative writer? Are you interested in publishing your work? Have you thought of publishing your own fine arts journal? Are you an avid reader? Perhaps you’re contemplating starting your own reading club? Good news! The Creative

Excerpt Are you stressed by all the frigid weather accompanied by buckets of snow? Drop by the Robert & Elaine Stein Galleries at Wright State University for a little rest and relaxation. The “Above and Below” show features the work …

PUTIN’S POTEMKIN VILLAGE: THE SOCHI GAMES AND RUSSIA’S NATIONAL IDENTITY PROBLEM. Professor Sean Pollock will speak on the region's history, the contemporary situation, and his experiences there. Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.; Schott 10th-floor lounge, Xavier University