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U.S. News & World Report recognized Wright State’s graduate programs in medicine, engineering, computer science, public health, biology, psychology, social work, public administration and business.

Entomologist Christina Grozinger will lecture on “Predicting and Managing Bee Health in a Changing World” on April 7.

The program will include a virtual global health course, a drug and behavior course, and an international business and marketing course.

Earth and environmental sciences graduate student Marissa Despins collected chemical samples to measure mercury methylation during a research cruise.

High school and college students explored health care programs and careers during Wright State’s 17th annual Path to Health Professions Day.

High school and college students can explore health care education programs and careers on President's Day, Feb. 21, during the Path to Health Professions Day.

The Virtual Open House will feature program-specific events for more than 30 graduate degree programs over the course of the week.

Peer Mentoring Programs connect students with a peer coach who is trained on Wright State resources and knows when to connect students to a success coach, advisor or student advocate.

The research project employs engineering and neuroscience techniques to study how neurons that control muscles degenerate in ALS.

Peggy Kelly was named the Faculty Fellow for Pedagogy and Paul Lockhart is the Faculty Fellow for Scholarship.