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Cole is the owner and director of the Weekend Intervention Program. She credits the Master in Applied Behavioral Sciences program for encouraging students to investigate real world problems and develop applicable solutions to them.

Steve Aldredge’s winning composition, "O Glorious Word of Life," debuted at the Sioux Falls Arena in South Dakota during a worship service featuring hundreds of singers.

Wright State grad Jacob Miller uses his French degree to land a position with the Peace Corps in Guinea.

During a master class, Project Fusion listened to Wright State saxophone quartets, offered feedback and answered questions, then performed an impromptu concert with students.

First year Applied Behavioral Science students Angela Dorsett and Stephanie Brooks served as the moderators for the “Know Your Rights” panel. The panel provided discussion examining policing from a multi-career perspective. Panelists brought a tremendous amount of expertise in the criminal justice

Heather Lea Reid, an alumna of the Master of Humanities Program, recently gave a paper at the Southeastern College Art Conference in Columbus. Her talk was based on the capstone project she did for her MHUM degree and was entitled "Know Your Place: Women in Art (Part 2)". Heather is pictured here

Current Master of Humanities student, Susan Stewart Stute, recently published one of her papers in the interdisciplinary graduate student journal Confluence: The Journal of Graduate Liberal Studies. Her essay, entitled "Perpetuating the Gender Gap in Patents through Education Policy" can be read by

Yana van der Meulen Rodgers will discuss “The Relationship between LGBT Inclusion and Economic Development" and “Social Disadvantage and Child Health among China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Households.”

Wright State Theatre's production of "Fiddler on the Roof" runs from Nov. 2 to Nov. 19 in the Festival Playhouse in the Creative Arts Center.

Potential Wright State students can talk one-on-one with faculty, take a campus tour and learn about different aspects of the university at the Raider Open House on Nov. 4.