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Megan Neumann, a junior biological sciences major, is one of numerous Wright State Honors students spending the summer conducting research.

The College of Education and Human Services offers a graduate-level program to train students as certified program evaluators who can work in education, government, business and for nonprofits.

Shashank Reddy Goli, a graduate student studying industrial and human factors engineering at Wright State, is spending the summer interning at Tesla's manufacturing facility in California.

Allison Rives, who is pursuing her master’s degree in literacy from the College of Education and Human Services, instills a love of reading in her elementary school students.

Briana Snyder, a Wright State international and comparative politics graduate student, is interviewing and photographing Dayton immigrants as part of her master's program.

Wright State biological sciences professor invited graduate students to write a commentary with him on ALS research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Through an interdisciplinary sustainability course in Wright State’s Honors Program, students spent a week performing community service in southeast Ohio.

Wright State scientist Julian Gomez-Cambronero will receive the prestigious Communications Award conferred by Cadena SER.

Wright State researchers find that emerald ash borer, which is destroying ash trees in a large swath of the United States, can also successfully complete development on olive trees.

Wright State creates a 15-acre conservation easement in the woods to protect a rare bat and other endangered species from development.