Junior Ta-myra Davis grabbed 11 rebounds and chipped in nine points versus Eastern Kentucky.

The Wright State women’s basketball team used a solid effort on the defensive end and timely shooting to grab their first victory of the season over Eastern Kentucky, 65-44, in their home opener.

Wright State’s Day of Innovation culminated with a Presidential Lecture by Peter Hancock, D.Sc., Ph.D., an expert on the relationship between human beings and technology, who discussed "Mind, Machine, and Morality."

The virtual brainstorming session included a variety of questions about human-centered innovation—how we shape technology and how it impacts us. Questions on the themes of technology, health care, education and quality of life were posted every half hour.

Members of the community were invited to join in a virtual brainstorming session during WSU’s Day of Innovation. Special computer kiosks were set up in the Student Union Atrium and the discussions were displayed overhead.

Jennie Gallimore, professor of biomedical, industrial and human factors engineering, and director of the Ohio Center of Excellence for Human-Centered Innovation addressed the audience. The new center includes 56 faculty from six colleges.

Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Eric D. Fingerhut announced an Ohio Center of Excellence in Human-Centered Innovation at Wright State University.

President David R. Hopkins addressed a standing-room only crowd at Wright State’s Day of Innovation announcement. He was joined on stage by Chancellor Eric D. Fingerhut, Chris Widener, Ohio State Senator; Joe Sciabica, executive director, Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB; David Strobhar, president of Beville Engineering, Inc.; Jim Leftwich, president and CEO, Dayton Development Coalition; and Jennie Gallimore, WSU professor and director of the new center.