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Wright State’s Veterans Voices Project has connected different generations of veterans at the university and across the Dayton area through a unique historical archive of veterans’ stories.

With natural curiosity, Kimberly R. Sierschula, financial aid, learned her way through finances and up the career ladder winning her the President’s Award for Excellence in Leadership.

Throughout her 25-year career at Wright State, Jackie Frederick has been committed to excellence.

Avery Deal is a man of integrity who is courteous and always has a smile.

From behind the scenes to center stage, one can find Victoria Oleen, managing director for theatre, dance and motion pictures, who serves in various tasks and fulfills many roles throughout the Creative Arts Center (CAC).

For years, faculty and staff at Wright State’s Lake Campus have provided compassionate care to a colleague and her family, through a campus-wide year of compassion campaign.

Staff are recognized for excellence in areas such as leadership, human relations, service, collaboration and innovation.

Sandi Holdheide has redefined what it means to be an outstanding leader.

Kurt Holden is one of Wright State’s most respected police officers and a distinguished leader in the community.

In one short year with Wright State, Seth Gordon, Ph.D., has expanded the university’s efforts to serve veterans and military-connected students tenfold.