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Aug 22, 2013
Over 70 guests from more than 50 area nonprofit agencies gathered August 21 at Wright State University’s Nonprofit Leader Alliance (NLA) breakfast at the Dayton Cultural Center.
Aug 20, 2013
The upcoming 21st annual Big Lens Film Festival will showcase some of the latest student films from Wright State’s award-winning Motion Pictures Program...
Aug 16, 2013
It’s an unlikely marriage of double majors—biomedical engineering and religion. But for Wright State junior Monica Leslie, it’s a match made in heaven.
Aug 13, 2013
A Wright State University audience got a lesson in preservation techniques from the chief chemist of a world-class museum at a spectacular archaeological reserve...
Aug 6, 2013
Stefan Pugh, Ph.D., is the man who saved a language.
Aug 6, 2013
As an instructor of Chinese, Haili Du contributes greatly to Wright State’s commitment to foster global citizens. A skilled and passionate teacher, Du goes above and beyond for her students and is committed to their success. A creative classroom instructor, …
Aug 6, 2013
Crystal Lake, Ph.D., is an innovative and engaging teacher and prolific scholar. Lake joined the Department of English Language and Literatures in 2011...
Aug 1, 2013
When Travis and Lisa Greenwood handed organizational communication major Joshua Lisec a compass, his face burst in a large smile at the Annual Communication Department Awards. The audience gave all three a standing ovation. The compass represents the many paths and choices majors in the communication department will face. Greenwood, a 1984 organizational communication graduate, and his wife, Lisa, awarded the compass to Joshua Lisec in honor of his achievement as the first communication...
Aug 1, 2013
The College of Liberal Arts celebrates the significant generosity of a true friend of the college who, in his quiet and gentle way, will help transform the lives of students for years to come. Because of his love of literature, his opportunities to interact with Wright State students and faculty, and his commitment to his fellow students, Frank Dion recently established and endowed the Kathleen Louise (Pfister) Dion Scholarship in English, in memory of his beloved wife.
Aug 1, 2013
The role of intelligence in the Bosnian War will be the topic of a special symposium sponsored by Wright State University and the Advanced Technical Intelligence...

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