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Wright State Army ROTC Cadet Faith White intends to serve at least four years of active duty in the Army after graduating in December with a biological sciences degree.

Wright State faculty, staff and administrators were part of a delegation of higher education representatives who toured Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Larry James, a decorated Army veteran and professor in the School of Professional Psychology, will receive the John C. Flanagan Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society of Military Psychology.

Scott Nicholson is working toward a business management degree at Wright State while also serving in the National Guard and Army ROTC.

Wright State’s Management Information Systems program is designed for students interested in working in businesses, nonprofits and government agencies relying on data to drive decision-making and increase productivity.

The fourth annual Veterans Moving Forward event was a combination of a resource fair and a job fair designed to educate and engage veterans.

Hundreds of military veterans, service organizations and employers will be on hand for the Vets Moving Forward event in the Wright State Student Union on May 22 from 3 to 7 p.m.

On April 24, Wright State Air Force and Army ROTC cadets competed in a friendly but grueling exercise competition called the Provost Cup.

Amanda Watkins advocates for student veterans and military-connected students and ensures they receive the benefits they deserve.

Wright State’s Army ROTC and the Department of Computer Science will host the Cyber Raider competition on Dec. 1.