| FALL 1996 | VOLUME 2 NO. 1 |
| Executive Editor Barry O. Johnson, Assistant Vice President for Public Relations Managing Editor Editor Alumni Editor Design Illustrations Photography Editorial Board Contributing Writers Community is published twice a year by the Office of Public Relations, Division of University Advancement, with the support of the Wright State University Alumni Association. Distribution is to Wright State alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Submit information, comments, and letters to Community editor, Office of Public Relations, 231 Allyn Hall, Wright State University, Dayton OH 45434-0001 or e-mail csteele@wright.edu. |
Cyanobacteria, more commonly known as blue- green algae, has been linked to deaths in farm animals and humans. WSU's Wayne Carmichael is researching how this ubiquitous bacteria has the potential to harm and to heal. WSU's Habitat for Humanity Club: Students Lend a Helping Hand TROUBLE IN HAITI : A CARIBBEAN NATION ON THE BRINK WSU history professor John Sherman traveled to Haiti last summer to study a small nation trying to overcome a legacy of oppression and violence. For his students, it's a lesson in the struggle for democracy. HELPING PARALYMPIC ATHLETES GO FOR THE GLORY Roger Glaser's research into the electrical stimulation of paralyzed muscles helped one WSU alumna earn a bronze medal in last summer's paralympics.
Crossing the Bridge: Gary LeRoy Bridges Communities to Bring Medical Care to East Dayton |
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