Members of OPERS are given 180 days from the date of hire to select one of three retirement plans within OPERS: Traditional Pension Plan, Member-Directed Plan, or Combined Plan… but, which one is best for you?  Or, perhaps you have already selected one of the three plans within OPERS… would you like to learn more about the plan you selected?

To help you answer these questions, an OPERS staff member will be conducting a seminar from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in the Student Union, Cambiar Room 153SU.  The Cambiar Room is located on the first floor of the Student Union and also known as the Faculty and Staff dining room (Map of First Floor of Student Union).  

Visit http://www.wright.edu/human-resources/benefits/retirement/ohio-public-employees-retirement-system-opers for more information.

You are hereby invited by our royal Lord and Lady to experience the laughter and song of a medieval holiday. Take one evening away from the bustle of the season to feast amongst royalty and close the year in grand fashion. Join your fellow townsfolk in the reception hall for hot wassail or a cup of delicious eggnog before a roaring fire. The trumpeter ushers you into the Great Hall to await the entrance of the royal party. You sit amidst the flurry of his majesty's performers-musicians, singers, dancers, the puppet master and the jester. The comedy, music and artistry ensues about you, pausing only for the feast itself. At last, the evening winds warmly to its close, leaving you full of stomach and full of heart.

You are hereby invited by our royal Lord and Lady to experience the laughter and song of a medieval holiday. Take one evening away from the bustle of the season to feast amongst royalty and close the year in grand fashion. Join your fellow townsfolk in the reception hall for hot wassail or a cup of delicious eggnog before a roaring fire. The trumpeter ushers you into the Great Hall to await the entrance of the royal party. You sit amidst the flurry of his majesty's performers-musicians, singers, dancers, the puppet master and the jester. The comedy, music and artistry ensues about you, pausing only for the feast itself. At last, the evening winds warmly to its close, leaving you full of stomach and full of heart.

You are hereby invited by our royal Lord and Lady to experience the laughter and song of a medieval holiday. Take one evening away from the bustle of the season to feast amongst royalty and close the year in grand fashion. Join your fellow townsfolk in the reception hall for hot wassail or a cup of delicious eggnog before a roaring fire. The trumpeter ushers you into the Great Hall to await the entrance of the royal party. You sit amidst the flurry of his majesty's performers-musicians, singers, dancers, the puppet master and the jester. The comedy, music and artistry ensues about you, pausing only for the feast itself. At last, the evening winds warmly to its close, leaving you full of stomach and full of heart.

You are hereby invited by our royal Lord and Lady to experience the laughter and song of a medieval holiday. Take one evening away from the bustle of the season to feast amongst royalty and close the year in grand fashion. Join your fellow townsfolk in the reception hall for hot wassail or a cup of delicious eggnog before a roaring fire. The trumpeter ushers you into the Great Hall to await the entrance of the royal party. You sit amidst the flurry of his majesty's performers-musicians, singers, dancers, the puppet master and the jester. The comedy, music and artistry ensues about you, pausing only for the feast itself. At last, the evening winds warmly to its close, leaving you full of stomach and full of heart.

Grades due by Noon

Do you knit or crochet or wish you could learn? Do you want to help make a difference in people’s lives on our campus and in the greater community while taking part in a centuries-old tradition of service? Join other WSU faculty, staff, and students at noon each Friday, in 162 Millett Hall.

The circle began in March 2012 and is made up of knitters and crocheters of every level, from beginners who are just beginning to learn (we will teach you if you have never knitted or crocheted before) to those who are experienced. We started out making blanket squares (which we put together to make a whole blanket) and/or whole blankets and donated them to Greene County Children Services and Michael's House, a child advocacy center in Fairborn. In fall term, we also made scarves and hats, along with blankets, and donated them to the Family Violence Prevention Center in Xenia and to Greene County Children Services. We meet every Friday from Noon to 1:00 in 162 Millett. We would love to have you join us, any Friday that you can. If you have supplies, please bring them. If you do not, we will get you started with supplies that have been donated.

Classes will not be in session and offices will not be open on Tuesday, December 24th and Wednesday, December 25th.

In addition, some office hours and services may be limited on Monday, December 23rd.  The campus will also be closed from Thursday, December 26th through Wednesday, January 1st for Winter Break.  Please plan accordingly.

Winter Break - Most Offices Unavailable

Wright State University will be closed for students during the week between Christmas and New Year’s.

Offices and services will be unavailable from December 24th through January 1st. The university will resume normal working hours on January 2nd.

Have a safe and happy winter break!

New Year Holiday - University Closed

9 Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA) students and 2 faculty members will attend the 2014 Alliance Management Institute (AMI) conference in Chicago, Illinois.

The conference "is the only national conference experience expressly designed to prepare college students for a career in the nonprofit sector."

For the professional experience, students in the NLA program must attend at least one national conference, and many have so much fun, they choose to attend twice!

Read more about NLA at the link provided.

New LEAP students will take the placement test to test into LEAP levels pre, 1, 2, 3, or 4.

Enjoy a good book and good company with the new Friends of the Libraries' UnWin(e)d book discussion group. The books for discussion are:

Sept. 12: 'The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards' by Kristopher Jansma
Nov. 14: 'Evel Knieval Days' by Pauls Toutonghi
Jan. 9: 'We Need New Names' by NoViolet Bulawayo
March 13: 'Man Alive!' by Mary Kay Zuravleff

The WSU Libraries will have a limited number of print and e-copies of each book available for borrowing. These titles are also available for sale at the Barnes & Noble Campus Bookstore (20% discount to WSU students, faculty, staff, and Friends of the Libraries' members).

Each meeting will end with a drawing for door prizes donate by the Barnes & Noble Campus Bookstore and the Friends of the Libraries.

This group is free and open to the public. No registration is necessary - please feel free to drop in and hear the discussion to see what we're all about!

Last day for continuing students to register in person without $100 late registration fee (extended to Sunday online, for students with no holds)