This fund supports programs focusing on minority academic success, including the REACH program.
To only be used to purchase Livescribe pens or related components tied to the Accessible Ink award.
This fund is for expenses related to the Asian/Hispanic /Native American Center programs, including travel cultural decorations, and support to students for tuition assistance, book purchases, or emergency funds
Program support for the Office of Disability Services.
Funds are to be used to provide support to students affiliated with the Bolinga Center who have emergency needs that are affecting their ability to successfully continue with the academic program. Emergency needs could include: tuition, books, housing, health, food, transportation, etc.
This fund supports the Bolinga Center.
This fund supports the Bolinga Center speakers
This fund supports the expenses used to support or implement the Bolinga Student Leadership Institute
This fund is intended to provide support for students with disabilities who wish to participate in Wright State fine arts programs, events, and activities
This fund supports the area of greatest need for the
Office of Disability Services
To support students with disabilities in the areas of: personal assistants, international education experiences, needs of special populations (i.e., deaf, blind, autisitc, mobility-challenged, etc.), faculty training for working with disabled populations and other services deemed necessary.
To provide financial program support to the Office of Disability Services
This fund was established to fund GLBTQA student programs and scholarships.
This fund is to provide financial assistance to first year students with disabilities served by the Office of Disability Services. The fund is intended to provide both tuition assistance and assistance with other costs associated with attending Wright State University, including but not limited to room and board, books, transportation and personal expenses.
Disability services related career development initiatives
This fund was established to support the annual take our daughters/sons to work day.
The fund supports the Office of Disability Services
This fund supports the area of greatest need within the Office of Disability Services
This fund was established to assist nursing students. Recipients will be a female of African-American descent, maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and have financial need.
For purchasing, engraving, and placement of bricks on the paver pathway at Wingerd Service Dog Park located on the WSU Main Campus; also for improvement of facilities of the Dog Park.
For the mission and purpose of the Women's Leadership Collaborative of Greater Dayton
This fund was established to fund activities for the Women's Center.
This fund was established for any and all expenses related to supporting Women's center programs (student, faculty or staff).
Latino student scholarships
Provide scholarship support for student employees of the Office of Disability Services
This fund established by the Beavercreek Lions Club to support Wright State undergraduate students who are legally blind
Scholarship fund established to support undergraduate seniors who identify as LGBTQA
This scholarship is for students with learning disabilities.
This fund established by Eugene A. (’86) and Connie J. (Â’84) Leber to support study abroad program at Wright State University for those students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services.
This scholarship is for quadriplegic and paraplegic undergraduate students registered with the Office of Disability Services
LGBTQA Scholarship. Agreement to follow with criteria.
This fund was established for handicapped students for tuition, books, academic supplies, housing or disability related needs.
To provide scholarship support for students registered with the Office of Disability Services.
This fund is to provide financial assistance to first year students with disabilities served by the Office of Disability Services. The fund is intended to provide both tuition assistance and assistance with other costs associated with attending Wright State University, including but not limited to room and board, books, transportation and personal expenses.
To assist in the support of advocacy of women students, staff, and faculty in the Wright State University community by providing scholarship support.
Scholarships for Engineering students who are registered with O.D.S. Preference given to graduate students.
This scholarship is for students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services, and have demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship supports the students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services
This scholarship is for non-traditional undergraduate female students.
This scholarship is for Nursing students of Hispanic descent. Students must have a minimum gpa of 2.75 or above and have demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $500.
This scholarship supports the students of Asian descent who have a minimum gpa of 3.0.
The Bolinga scholarship recognize and reward leadership, service, and academic performance; applicants should be African American students registering full-time
This scholarship is for African American continuing students who have shown leadership qualities in campus activities. Recipients must have documented financial need and have a minimum gpa at Wright State of 2.7.
This scholarship is awarded to a graduate or undergraduate minority student.
This scholarship is for students of Hispanic descent with a minimum gpa of 2.5. Preference is given to those applicants who have demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship is available to undergraduate female students; work at least part-time; have at least one dependent; demonstrate financial and/or circumstantial need; and maintaining a G.P.A. of at least 2.5.
This scholarship helps full-time undergraduate students of Asian, Hispanic, or Native American ancestry or from any other underrepresented group.
This scholarship was established to provide financial support to students who have shown leadership qualities in WSU. Recipient must be a junior or senior, have financial need and be in good academic standing with a average GPA of 2.5.
This scholarship was established to provide financial support to students who have demonstrated leadership potential and/or community service. Recipients must be undergraduate students, have financial need, maintain a GPA of 2.5 or better.
This scholarship is for students of Native American descent who have a minimum gpa of 2.5. First preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship funds the award to one or more students annually, who will work in the Research Library.
This scholarship provides support to students who have participated in Vision Mentoring.
This shcholarship helps thte current or future students who have been admitted to Wright State University. Preference will be given to women with dependent children who have a cumulative GPA of 3.0.
