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Four people with Wright State connections, including two faculty members, will speak during TEDxDayton 2020.

The Medical Laboratory Science program has a history of producing well-rounded medical laboratorians who are prepared to enter the workforce upon graduation.

Wright State students will devise opportunities to address the causes of climate change during Innovation Weekend, Nov. 6–8.

The largest tree in Wright State’s campus woods is a bur oak estimated to be about two centuries old.

Abinash Agrawal, a professor of earth and environmental sciences, is an expert in groundwater and soil remediation.

Terry Oroszi, director of graduate programs in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, will receive the Woman Icon award for 2020, part of the third edition of the iWoman Global Awards.

In an English and biological sciences course, students use storytelling to discuss extinctions, mutations, invasions and other environmental phenomena.

The virtual ceremony will celebrate Dayton Campus spring 2020 graduates and Lake Campus summer 2019 through spring 2020 graduates.

Elliott Brown, the Ohio Research Scholars Endowed Chair in Sensors Physics, was recognized for pioneering research contributions.

Computer coding, research, teamwork and critical thinking were among the professional skills sharpened by Wright State students and graduates who interned at CareSource.