Alumni News
Five highly successful graduates of Wright State's theatre and motion pictures programs returned to campus for a day of workshops with current performing arts students.
Wright State faculty and alumni shared their expertise on a variety of topics such as experience as an Iraqi refugee, embracing life after menopause and Generation Z at TEDxDayton.
2005 Wright State grad Chris LeVeck grew up helping with the family lighting business, then set off to found a success company of his own.
The Alumni Association recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of Wright State alumni each year at the event.
2010 Wright State grad Jeremy Feador has front-row seat as Cleveland Indians chase history.
Originally founded as a branch campus of The Ohio State University and Miami University, Wright State became an independent institution in 1967.
Sheila Skimmerhorn, a two-time Wright State graduate, was the first student to register for classes at the university in 1964.
Kailah Ware, who graduated from Wright State with a degree in motion pictures, created “One Degree of Separation,” a mix-media art installation celebrating Cincinnati.
The special Homecoming Week features a golf cart parade, chili cook-off, bonfire, dining-in-the-dark event and a reunion of Wright State’s founding classes.
Alumna Brooke Moore is one of at least 17 Wright State graduates working in television broadcasting newsrooms in the Dayton area.
