The Lake Campus Alumni Network is proud to announce its first scholarship awards for the upcoming academic year. The Lake Campus Alumni Network Scholarship Fund was established in 2011, one of the Alumni Association’s newest scholarships. Congratulations to the fund’s first award recipients:
Katelynn McDaniel, Psychology 2016
Holly Sudhoff, Accounting 2015
Dan E. Krane is a Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio where he has been a faculty member since 1993 and where he currently serves as the President of the Faculty. He also serves as the chair of the Ohio Faculty Council which represents the faculty at all 13 of the four-year public universities in Ohio and has been named a fellow of the American Council of Education. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree for a double major in Biology and Chemistry from John Carroll University and a Ph.D.
The Alumni Association is delighted to announce our newest partnership that benefits all of our alumni. We are partnering with auto dealers to provide exclusive discounts and coupons for our alumni. Whether you are purchasing a vehicle or need service, check our website first.
To date we have partnered with five dealers and will continue to expand our partnerships in the future.
During your time at Wright State, did you meet that special someone? We would love to hear the story of how you met on campus or how your spouse or partner supported you while you worked toward your degree. Stories and photos that are received by completing the Raider Romance and Lakers Love form may be spotlighted on our website.
Robert Riordan grew up in New Jersey, received his BA from Colgate University, and his PhD in anthropology from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. He has worked at the Maryland Historical Trust and, since 1976, at Wright State, where he is currently Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. He has conducted archaeological field schools every summer that he has been at WSU, with a focus on examining sites of the mound-building Hopewell culture.
