Lake Campus
Dean, Lake Campus TBA
Associate Dean, Lake Campus Gregory F. Schumm
Faculty Professors Kich, Knapke (Emeritus), Stuckman (Emeritus)
Associate Professors Buell (Emeritus), Carlson, Cavanaugh, Cico, Custenborder (Emerita), Fulk, Gill, Hiskey, Kich, Kremer, McDermott, Molitierno, Norris (Emeritus), Schumm, Schwartz, Steinberg, Strickland
Assistant Professors Campbell, Hagen (Emerita), Hawley, Rife (Emeritus), Snyder (Emerita), Wetter (Emeritus), Young
The Lake Campus
The Wright State University–Lake Campus is located on the north shore of Grand Lake St. Marys between Celina and St. Marys. The Lake Campus is easily accessible to the residents of Auglaize, Mercer, Van Wert, Shelby, Allen, and Darke counties and offers associate and prebaccalaureate degree programs, with day, evening, and weekend classes. The Lake Campus also offers a limited number of upper division and graduate courses, including a Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education, a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing completion program, and Masters degrees in Education, Educational Leadership, and Business Administration. The Lake Campus also offers a variety of preprofessional and certificate programs, and participates in the Ohio Transfer Module.
The Wright State University–Lake Campus was created in 1962 and became a regional branch campus of Wright State University in June 1969. In 1972, the college moved to its present location on 173 acres on the north shore of Grand Lake St. Marys between Celina and St. Marys.
The administrative wing of Dwyer Hall houses the Admissions/Registrar’s
Office; Financial Aid/Bursar’s Office; counseling, academic advising,
testing, and career placement offices; and the offices of the dean and
associate dean. A receptionist is available during business hours to
answer questions, set up appointments with an academic advisor, and
give students descriptive material.
Quarterly class schedules for classes held at the Lake Campus are available by contacting the Lake Campus, 1-800-237-1477 or (419) 586-0300.
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