Giving Stories

A $50,000 Power Grant from the Dayton Power and Light Company Foundation will support ArtsGala, programming in the Creative Arts Center and engineering workforce development.

All Wright State students, faculty and staff with a creative concept to promote student success are welcome to apply for a Students First Fund grant.

The Considine Scholars Program funds undergraduate STEM research positions in campus laboratories.

Wright State nursing student Rosa Aguilar wants to provide care in the Hispanic community within the greater Dayton area.

Paola Bellini received a scholarship established in honor of Erik Banks, the late professor of philosophy.

Raise Wright is the university's online crowdfunding program for student-led fundraising projects administered by the Office of Annual Giving.

The engineering and computer science students are high achieving high school graduates from around the state.

Faculty, staff and retirees may choose among Wright State’s more than 1,900 scholarships and programs during the annual Campus Scholarship and Innovation Campaign “40 Years in the Making.”

Shanice Robinson, a third-year medical student, plans to go into primary care and serve in an underserved community after residency to fulfill her commitment to the National Health Service Corps.

Zoe Dell Nutter met with Wright State dance majors to celebrate the creation of an endowed dance scholarship.