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News
Meet three outstanding alumni who are featured in the fall 2023 issue of the Wright State University Magazine.
Updates on fine arts alumni, all outstanding in their field — including those actually living in a field in Costa Rica.
The Wright State art history and photography programs partnered for an unforgettable experience for students studying abroad.
Wright State graduate Mark Black, a financial planner and independent film fan, gives back and helps motion picture students achieve their dreams.
A classy and classic gala that showcases outstanding fine and performing arts students and raises money to help those students complete their education.
As managing director in the School of Fine and Performing Arts, Vicki Oleen played a large role in making every ArtsGala happen since its inception in 2000.
Being actively engaged with neighboring arts groups helps Wright State's fine and performing arts students have life-changing experiences.
When students arrive on Wright State’s Dayton Campus for the start of Fall Semester, they will find numerous changes designed to enhance their collegiate experience.
Wright State musical theatre alumni Cassi Mikat and Keaton Eckhoff have had an eight-month adventure around Asia as part of the cast of “The Sound of Music.”
Clarice Wellmeier, an accountancy major and a clarinet minor at Wright State, spent her summer training Junior ROTC cadets.
