Giving Stories

Eleven projects received Students First Fund grants ranging from $1,554 to $6,555 in funding.

After a two-year hiatus from in-person performances, Wright State University’s annual ArtsGala is back!

Amy Shope Jones regularly comes up with new, innovative ways to raise much-needed funds for students, particularly Wright State’s emergency fund.

An estate gift from his twin brother, Leonard, will allow the Dr. Larry Kurdek Endowed Scholarship to continue for perpetuity.

The Dayton region’s most festive and unique arts event is scheduled for Saturday, April 9, with an impressive program featuring student performances in theatre, dance, motion pictures, music and visual arts.

The ArtsGala silent auction offers exclusive travel and vacation packages, luxury gift baskets, fine dining certificates, top-quality wine and cigars, entertainment packages and artwork.

The program will include a virtual global health course, a drug and behavior course, and an international business and marketing course.

During this year’s CSIC, which runs from March 21 to April 22, Wright State faculty and staff are invited to join the Flight Crew.

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.

Wright State experts predict what business, health, education, and entertainment landscapes will look like as a result of the coronavirus pandemic