alex.wenning@wright.edu

Alex Wenning joined the University Honors Program in January 2008. He holds responsibility for curriculum development, and he provides overall leadership for student development, including the implementation of all phases of enrollment management and student services for Honors students. Wenning manages the Honors scholarship programs for incoming, continuing, and transfer students, and he administers the WSU Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships Resource Center. He is the Scholarships & Awards Officer for the WSU Chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, and he has previously served as President of the Mid-East Honors Association. Wenning earned a Bachelor of Arts in English summa cum laude from Wright State (University Honors Scholar) and a Master of Arts in English from Ball State University.

christine.reedy@wright.edu

Christine Reedy joined the University Honors Program in June 2013. She mainly works with the first- and second-year Honors students as an advisor, as well as supporting other functions in the Honors Program.  A former Wright State Honors student, Reedy earned her B.A. in English and M.A. in Literature at the university. She has previous work experience in teaching, writing, and publishing. Reedy has an interest in social media and good books. She also enjoys spending her free time with her family and dogs.

arvind.elangovan@wright.edu

Arvind Elangovan is the Honors Program’s Faculty-in-Residence. His role is unique to the Honors Community and exists to support the academic goals of its residents. Dr. Elangovan enjoys interacting with students outside of the classroom and has experience implementing and participating in study abroad programs, student outings, and study groups.  His research and teaching interests include history and political science, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. Dr. Elangovan earned both bachelor's and master's degrees in Bangalore and New Delhi, India, and a doctorate from the University of Chicago. He is an assistant professor of Asian history in the Wright State University Department of History.

lori.dock@wright.edu

A Wright State employee since 1984 and a proud WSU graduate (B.A. English [Professional Writing Concentration]), Lori Dock joined the University Honors Program in August 2005. Her experience at WSU has included supporting the academic and outreach efforts for Developmental Education, Alumni Relations, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Office of Development. She also currently serves as the secretary and treasurer for the Wright State Chapter (252) of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.

April is a sophomore accounting major from Vandalia, Ohio. In her free time she enjoys dancing, spending time with friends, and listening to music.

Molly is a sophomore nursing major from St. Marys, Ohio, who hopes to become a pediatric ER nurse.  She enjoys outside activities, including biking, hiking, soccer, swimming, and running, often accompanied by her dog Emma.  Other hobbies include reading, drawing, and spending time with family and friends.

Jennifer is a freshman pre-med biology major from Vandalia, Ohio, who wants to become a pediatrician.  She enjoys softball and bowling, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family.