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Friends, mentors, colleagues, and problem-solvers, Wright State University staff members are among the best and brightest in the region.
Often behind the scenes, more than 1,500 full-time and 120+ part-time staff members ensure the countless university funtions continue smoothly. From attracting the brightest students, to seeing them off as successful alumni—and everthing in between—these dedicated Wright State employees share their expertise, talents, creativity, and attention to detail with generations of students.
Staff News
March 19, 2012Michael Schulze, who was instrumental in helping design new buildings and plan growth at Wright State University, died
February 15, 2012Gov. John Kasich has appointed Tony Ortiz, Latino community liaison for Wright State University, to the Ohio
January 05, 2012The university’s web team has been hard at work transitioning the Wright State website to a content management system
December 12, 2011A statewide meeting convened by Gov. John Kasich and his wife, Karen, to discuss issues affecting the state’s Latino
December 09, 2011Two longtime Wright State employees recently tied the knot in the library where they met.
September 23, 2011The President’s Awards for Excellence for 2011 in the Staff and Outstanding Unit categories have been announced.
August 19, 2011Deans and vice presidents met in a retreat to shape Wright State's future enrollment strategy.
August 08, 2011On Friday, August 5 Wright State University employees gathered at the Twin Base Golf Club at Wright-Patterson Air
August 02, 2011Through August 12, Wright State University’s We Serve U, a subcommittee of the Staff Council, will be collectingFor more staff news and many other stories be sure to visit the Wright State Newsroom.
Staff Councils
What is CSAC?
The purpose of the Classified Staff Advisory Council is to promote its constituency; review, initiate and make recommendations on appropriate issues, policies, and procedures; foster and facilitate communications among members; and provide opportunities for professional growth.
What is USAC?
The purpose of the Unclassified Staff Advisory Council is to represent its members to the university by: promoting their general welfare; advocating for unclassified staff through active participation in university governance structure; reviewing, initiating and making recommendation on relevant university policies and procedures; encouraging and facilitating communication among members; and encouraging professional development opportunities.
One of the prime responsibilities of this council is to serve the educational community by creating and maintaining an environment conducive to the teaching, learning, research and service functions of higher education. The recommendations of the council are submitted to the university president.