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

Aging affects family relationships in many ways, says noted author speaking at Wright State -- Sue Miller, a critically acclaimed author whose works explore the effects of aging on family relationships, will deliver a keynote lecture on this topic on Sept. 9 at Wright State University as part of “Time’s Body of Evidence: An Interdisciplinary Look at Health and Aging.” (08/31/2006)

2,300 new students expected at Wright State as “First Weekend” activities kick off school year -- Some 2,300 new students at Wright State University will be welcomed to campus in four days of activities preceding the first day of classes on Tuesday, Sept. 5.(08/30/2006)

I-75 corridor growth spurs MBA program at Mound Center in Miamisburg by Wright State -- One of the fastest growing regions of Ohio is along the I-75 corridor south from Dayton toward Cincinnati. To help service the education demands created by this growth, officials at Wright State University’s Raj Soin College of Business have announced a South Dayton MBA program for graduate students interested in business and technology. (08/28/2006)

Photo of Congressman Dave Hobson accepting award -- Congressman Dave Hobson (R) receives the coveted Wright State University Spirit of Innovation Award from WSU President Kim Goldenberg at a campus reception on Thursday, Aug. 24.(08/24/2006)

Dive into Swimming School at the pool at Wright State -- From treading water to the freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and more, help your kids learn proper swimming techniques by enrolling them in Wright State University’s Swimming School this fall. Sponsored by the Wright State swim team, the classes are open to swimmers of any ability ages four to 18. (08/23/2006)

Health, aging theme explored in art exhibit, lectures, concert, panel discussions, readings -- A major program exploring many aspects of health and aging and including an art exhibition, lectures by nationally known speakers, panel discussions, a concert and readings by local writers will be presented by the Wright State University Art Galleries from Sept. 9 through Oct. 15.(08/17/2006)

Stop the silence: community coalition to explore issues of women’s health and violence against women -- September is Women’s Health Month and October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A coalition of nonprofit organizations, government agencies and higher education institutions, including Wright State University, is currently planning and coordinating a series of educational programs and events for this fall that explore women’s health, wellness and safety. (08/17/2006)

Learn how small businesses can succeed at Internet marketing workshop -- Because of limited knowledge, finances and computer expertise, many small businesses suffer when it comes to Internet marketing. What can they do to achieve success in this area so critical to success in today’s business world? Several answers to this question will be provided at “Internet Marketing for Your Small Business.” This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. workshop is scheduled by the Ohio Small Business Development Center at Wright State University for Thursday, Sept. 14, in the Student Union. (08/11/2006)

Marian Hogue named University Registrar at Wright State -- Marian Hogue, a university administrator with 21 years of experience in student academic records, has been named university registrar at Wright State University.(08/11/2006)

HR practitioners get to test their professional skills -- With the constant changes ongoing in the field, many seasoned professionals and newcomers to human resources need access to the latest developments in order to stay current. The Wright State University Raj Soin College of Business can help through its Human Resource Management National Certification Preparation Course. Tuesday, Sept. 5, is the registration deadline for sessions planned for eight Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., starting on Sept. 23. (08/10/2006)

Psychology student helps underserved clients with depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts -- Some of Bridget Gerber’s clients are depressed. Others suffer from anxiety. A few are trying to cope with relationship conflicts or grief. What they all share in common is a need for psychological services at Dayton’s Cassano Health Center.(08/10/2006)

Aviation Century project focus of Wright State Libraries event -- In 1998, Ron Dick and Dan Patterson launched the Aviation Century project because they believed that more than any other factor, aviation changed the world in the 20th century. The project resulted in a five-volume book series and additional aviation history resources that include over 50,000 photographs and 400,000 words of text. They will speak and sign copies of all their books in the series on Friday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. in the Paul Laurence Dunbar Library on campus.(08/08/2006)

Prepare now to celebrate the holiday season during 24th annual Wright State Madrigal Dinner -- It’s not too early to start thinking about the lords and ladies, roving musicians, marionettes, singers, dancers, court jester and the great feast that comprises Wright State University’s 24th annual Madrigal Dinner. Tickets are now available for this festive, colorful holiday tradition, scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 7, through Sunday, Dec. 10, in the Wright State Student Union. (08/4/2006)

High school students help “Drive Away Poverty” -- As part of Wright State University’s Wright LEAD Leadership Institute, approximately 30 local high school students improved their leadership skills and became involved in the community by organizing a donation drive for three local nonprofit organizations. Their project, “Driving Poverty Away,” recently collected items at Wright State and Wilberforce University to benefit the Artemis Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence, the St. Vincent DePaul Hotel for the homeless and House of Bread, a community kitchen. (08/4/2006)

Wright State Department of Music presents “Alumni Virtuosity” -- During a special evening on Saturday, Sept. 9, “Alumni Virtuosity,” a concert presented by the Department of Music at Wright State University, will showcase the musical talents of several Wright State alumni while benefiting the Concert Hall Renovation Fund. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Creative Arts Center on campus(08/03/2006)

Open house proves lucky for Erin Knapke as Centerville teacher wins tuition scholarship -- Erin Knapke's name was drawn at an open house as the lucky winner of a full-time tuition scholarship, valued at more than $9,000. (08/03/2006)

Transfer students add significantly to Wright State enrollment totals -- To help acquaint transfer students with campus life at Wright State, a transfer open house and coffee bar is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 8. From 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union Apollo Room, those attending can explore career opportunities involving more than 100 degree programs, learn about transfer credits, meet advisors, explore housing options and receive details on scholarships and financial aid.(08/03/2006)