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MPA Student Writes Award Winning Grant
Lizz Kelly, MPA Student Dr. Marjorie McLellan’s Fundraising and Grant Writing Course (URS 4340/6340) assigned students to work with a community organization to create a development plan, draft an event plan, and write a grant in Spring 2013. Lizz Kelly, MPA student, chose to work with the Dakota
Will Balling New Police Chief
William Balling, ’93 Urban Affairs (Criminal Justice concentration) Balling becomes police chief Sidney Daily News - Online A man who began his career with the Sidney Police Department as a patrol officer in 1994, became the department's sixth police chief. This is the No. 6 local news story of 2013
Internship Success in Crime and Justice Studies
Aerial Nies is a junior in the Crime and Justice Studies Program. In December 2013 Ariel completed a highly-competitive internship with the United States Secret Service. She feels that the internship has given her a realistic look at federal law enforcement and she now knows that she can and must
Wright State Model UN Wins Multiple Awards
The Wright State Model United Nations team participated in the 2013 NMUN Korea Conference in November. WSU Delegates Josh Cummins, Jonas Kiessling, Hanna Tarbert, and Angie Loyd brought home multiple awards for individual performances as well as team performance. In addition to participating in the
CoLA Celebrates Donors and Scholarship Recipients
On November 10, 2013 the College of Liberal Arts hosted its annual donor recognition ceremony at the Benjamin and Marian Schuster center in downtown Dayton. More than 260 people joined together to recognize and honor important donors to the college and many talented student scholarships recipients

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