Welcome to the Wright State University Press Release Database! Here are the 10 most recent press releases posted:

Program for public managers available at WSU Kettering Center for Continuing Education -- Public managers interested in improving their skills in such fields as leadership, labor relations, strategic planning and budgeting are encouraged to participate in the Ohio Certified Public Manager Program (OCPM).(08/25/2004)

Marian Kazimierczuk receives Wright State Trustees’ Award for Faculty Excellence -- The Wright State University Board of Trustees selected Marian K. Kazimierczuk, Ph.D., professor of electrical engineering, winner of the Trustees’ Award for Faculty Excellence. The award is presented to one faculty member each year in recognition of sustained excellence in teaching, scholarship and service.(08/23/2004)

Wright State Board of Trustees elects officers for 2004–2005 -- The Wright State University Board of Trustees has elected officers for the 2004–2005 academic year. They are Bonnie Langdon, chair; Don Graber, vice chair; and Martin Jenkins, secretary of the board.(08/19/2004)

Wright State University announces 2005 basketball Community Nights -- Wright State University has set the dates for four separate Community Night celebrations that will occur during the upcoming basketball season. Each evening includes a series of fun-filled events and a chance to see the Wright State Raiders in action. The events are planned to honor local communities and to bring their residents and students together at Wright State for an evening of fun and goodwill.(08/19/2004)

WSU Libraries seek support to preserve historic aircraft engine drawings, microfilm -- The Wright State University Libraries is seeking funding support to preserve historic aircraft engine drawings that include the motor that powered Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis and the B-29 Enola Gay that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.(08/11/2004)

Students from 12 Indiana counties can now save on tuition while attending Wright State -- Students residing in 12 eastern Indiana counties can now pay Ohio in-state tuition rates to attend Wright State University and save more than $20,000 over a four-year college career.(08/10/2004)

WSU Greek scholar says political, commercial exploitation of Olympics goes back to ancient games -- Political and commercial exploitation of the Olympic Games goes all the way back to their beginning some 2,700 years ago, according to Greg Anderson, Ph.D., an associate professor of classics at Wright State University whose expertise includes ancient sports and Greek history.(08/03/2004)