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Wright State’s International Education Week featured a flurry of activities and programming including the popular Study Abroad Fair and a Fashion Show.

Michal Kraszpulski, a lecturer of neuroscience, cell biology and physiology and psychology, will be recognized for his work with the Ambassador and Collaborative Online International Learning programs.

Wright State was recognized as the top university among medium-sized institutions for providing study abroad opportunities for Gilman scholars.

Wright State international students apply what they learn in the classroom in internships and entry-level jobs.

The Wright State University Indian Student Association hosted a two-day cricket tournament.

Wright State students had the opportunity to study abroad without ever leaving home, through the Collaborative Online International Learning program.

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

The designation qualifies international students for an additional two years of optional practical training in the United States than non-STEM programs.

Awad Halabi, associate professor of history and religion, has expanded knowledge about the Middle East and the Islamic world at Wright State and in the community.