Alumni and Giving

James Lawrence, Sign Shop scheduler, partnered with the Office of Marketing to beautify campus by creating and installing stunning murals and graphics around Wright State.

One couple shares their motivation behind giving, and one grad shares how his gift as a student influenced him to continue to pay it forward.

Delve into the direct economic impact Wright State graduates have in the region and the top companies that employ them.

Meet several alumni and students making their mark as successful entrepreneurs.

Steven Winteregg was honored for his composition "The City," which was recorded by trumpet player Daniel Zehringer, chair of the Wright State School of Fine and Performing Arts.

Wright State alumni Justin Simmons and Kathleen Roll opened Tony and Pete’s Grocery and Coldcuts in honor of their dads for whom the shop is named.

As a student in Wright State’s Master of Humanities Program, Bethany Lamb produced her own ceramic cups for an exhibition in the Stein Galleries.

William Kan, a Wright State music performance graduate, earned a position as a percussionist in the prestigious U.S. Army band Pershing’s Own.

Wright State alumni Tony Alexander, Bob Reynolds and Loghan Young and graduate student Doniska Taylor joined the Wright State University Foundation Board of Trustees.

Hollywood composer and Wright State alumnus Steve Hampton continues to support music students by donating recording equipment to the School of Music.