Staff Senate

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The Wright State University Staff Senate serves as the official representative body of the Wright State staff community. The staff senate represents the interests of staff, fosters a spirit of unity and cooperation among the campus community, and provides staff representation parallel to those of the faculty and student governing bodies. In addition, the Staff Senate: 

  • Conveys information and makes recommendations to the university leadership regarding the interests and concerns of the staff.
  • Fosters a spirit of a unified community by encouraging the exchange of ideas and concerns in keeping with the mission of the university.
  • Provides opportunities to engage the staff in areas of professional and personal growth.
  • Empowers staff to make decisions and affect change to better our collective student success initiatives.
  • Endeavors to keep the staff informed regarding university issues and activities.
  • Promotes the effective contribution of staff expertise toward university goals and objectives for the benefit of the entire university community.
  • Is represented on university committees as deemed appropriate by the university leadership

Staff Senate Bylaws - Ratified 3-21-24 (PDF)

2022 Staff Survey Results (PDF) campus username and password required

Staff Senate Retreat Initiatives (PDF) campus username and password required
 

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Food run

Wright State’s Raider Food Pantry receives huge donation from university Police Department
The Wright State Police Department restocked the Raider Food Pantry with its annual No-Shave November fundraiser.

Wright State police officer Dan Doherty recognized for crisis intervention

Wright State University police officer Dan Doherty was named the Crisis Intervention Team Officer of the Year in Greene County by the Mental Health Recovery Board.

Wright State staff member Jonathan Lu honored with national Military Medic of the Year Award

Jonathan Lu, director of Wright State’s Center for Health Professions and a retired master sergeant in the U.S. Army, was honored by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians.

 

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