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Congratulations to our graduates! (December 2018)

Wright State University President Cheryl B. Schrader told graduating students at fall commencement that acts of kindness can be a powerful world-changing force.

Damaris Serrano, associate professor of Spanish at Wright State, received Panama's Ricardo Miró National Award for her essay on the evolution of Panamanian poetry and literature.

Marina Jraisat graduated from Wright State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal and Justice Studies and a minor in sociology. With a focus on the furtherance of her education, she returned to complete a graduate degree and Ms. Jraisat excelled in the Applied Behavioral Science Master’s

As a probation officer with Montgomery County Juvenile Court, she decided to advance her career in juvenile justice and returned to Wright State in 2016 to obtain her Master’s Degree.

LaToya's graduate research project attempts to understand why students of color are more likely not to return to Wright State University versus white students.

The exhibit gallery in the future Archives Center will be named the Linda Black-Kurek Family Foundation Exhibit Gallery where rotating exhibitions will showcase the depth of the collections.

Wright State University will hold its 2018 fall commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 10 a.m. in the Wright State Nutter Center.

As a probation officer with Montgomery County Juvenile Court, she decided to advance her career in juvenile justice, and returned to Wright State in 2016 to obtain her Master’s Degree.

Jessica Noes, who graduated from Wright State in 2004, oversees all operations at the Clifton Mill, including its annual Christmas display.