Kevin Smith, who bounced around the foster care system for nearly 10 years before being adopted, is poised to graduate and hopes to combine psychology with political science.
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Mar 27, 2015
Wright State psychology major Jasmine Spradley was crowned the 2015 Ms. Wheelchair Ohio and will represent the state at a national competition in Iowa.
Mar 27, 2015
Wright State students can celebrate the Iranian New Year during a coffee hour hosted by the University Center of International Education on March 27.
Mar 26, 2015
Excerpt Wright State University is close to finishing the $37 million Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration building it hopes will bring its research into a new era. The building, on the school’s main campus, will host a grand opening next month, with …
Mar 26, 2015
The American Physiological Society symposium on “Cation Channels Controlling Intracellular Functions” will take place at the Experimental Biology Annual Meeting in Boston on March 31, 2015.
Mar 26, 2015
Excerpt Wright State University’s new campus Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building represents an exclamation point of sorts on the Dayton area’s long-term attention to neuroscience. Premier Health, Kettering Health Network, Dayton Children’s Hospital and others have made investments in brain and …
Mar 26, 2015
Wright State graduate Jeffrey Cooper takes the reigns as the new health commissioner for Public Health – Dayton and Montgomery County.
Mar 25, 2015
Wright State’s David Schmidt finds welcoming audience for research on how geology has influenced the Dayton region’s history.
Mar 24, 2015
On April 1, Prof. Wayne Carmichael will give the annual Carmichael Lecture "How Harmful are Harmful Algae Blooms?" in the Gandhi Auditorium (White Hall) at 6 PM. A reception with refreshments at 5 PM will precede the lecture in the White Hall atrium.
Mar 23, 2015
Scheduled to open next month, the Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building will help Wright State's brightest student researchers work together to create innovations that improve people's lives.
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