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

WSU faculty member leads professional group, praises Ohio archaeological resources -- Public education is the main goal of the Ohio Archaeological Council, according to Robert Riordan, Ph.D., the new president of the organization and a faculty member at Wright State University. Riordan, professor of anthropology and chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, believes Ohio is one of the best states in the nation to pursue archaeology.(12/16/2003)

WSU selected for student ambassador program to promote accounting profession -- The Ohio Society of CPAs Educational Foundation has awarded Wright State University’s Raj Soin College of Business a student ambassador designation.(12/11/2003)

Schlagheck garners International Education Award for her efforts to bring world affairs to the Miami Valley -- Today, homeland security, the globalization of our economy and the relationship with our nation’s diverse groups depends on Americans understanding diverse cultures and policies. For helping to shape our response to other cultures, and for promoting the internationalization of education at Wright State University, Donna Schlagheck, Ph.D., has been honored with the university’s second annual International Education Award.(12/11/2003)

Hazel Rountree named assistant director of Wright State Office of Affirmative Action -- Hazel Rountree was named assistant director of the Office of Affirmative Action at Wright State University, effective Dec. 1. In her position, Rountree will play an important role in the university’s compliance with federal and state civil rights law, along with university internal policy. (12/11/2003)

Factors in a healthy work environment outlined by Wright State consulting psychologist -- Having happy workers is the key to determining a healthy work environment, according to an expert on this subject at Wright State University.(12/09/2003)

Book on food poems co-edited by Wright State faculty member -- A recently published book of poetry about food is co-edited by David Lee Garrison, Ph.D., the chair of the Wright State University Department of Modern Languages.(12/08/2003)

WSU community health professor shares tips on alcohol service at holiday parties -- With the holiday season upon us, a public health expert at Wright State University outlined some recommendations on hosting or attending the multitude of December activities at this time of the year.(12/08/2003)

European students complete program at WSU on academics, internships & global understanding -- With the rapid social, economic and technological changes underway in the world today, college students need to develop a knowledge base that is truly international in character. At Wright State University, a major national recipient of funding for international education in recent years, students in a unique program named RENEUUS are working toward this goal. (12/01/2003)