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The 12 projects selected for funding will have far-reaching impacts on both the Dayton and Lake campuses.

The collaborative effort of so many professional staff has resulted in the retention and success of upwards of 100 students each year.

Rebekah Wyse decided to major in social work at Wright State so she could help others.

Hunter Whitt will graduate from Wright State in December with a bachelor’s degree in communications, a minor in health communications and aspirations of becoming a school counselor.

Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities partnered with Wright State University to offer a job fair for people with disabilities.

The Students First Fund supports projects that promote student success, community engagement and leadership development.

Wright State received a grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation to purchase robotic dining devices for students with disabilities.

Wright State was recognized for its efforts to support study abroad opportunities for students with disabilities through the Gilman International Scholarship Program.

Wright State University will recognize select staff and faculty members for their vital contributions to the university with the Awards for Excellence ceremony April 2.

The Offices of Equity and Inclusion, Disability Services and LGBTQA Affairs have collaborated to create inclusive and accepting spaces at Wright State for LGBT students, faculty and staff.