Wright State grad turns a computer science degree and love for gaming into a software engineering career, working on games played by millions of people.
The Fish sisters
They were the Fish sisters — Gerry, Kathy, Betsy, Sue. And anyone who attended Wright State in the university’s early days likely knew at least one of them. The Fishes cut a high profile when they were at Wright State in the 1970s and were heavily involved in campus activities. The house they rented on Colonel Glenn Highway near the university became a magnet for fellow students.
The Ron and Joan Amos Family Scholarship provides assistance to students who are working their way through college.
Perci Piétro ’96
Perci Piétro (Prince Percia Piétrolungo), who graduated from Wright State University in 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in biology, founded the Miami, Florida-based firm OWN Realty and OWN Financial, of which he is chairman and CEO.
Perci Piétro, a 1996 Wright State graduate, is a real estate entrepreneur in Miami and a descendent of the Qajar Dynasty, which once ruled Persia.
Vera Winchek remembers late husband, Andy's, days as the Wright State Raiders' No. 1 supporter.
Gregory Archer, a 1984 graduate of the School of Professional Psychology, writes nonfiction narrative about his grandfather's service in World War I.
Wright State alumna Janice Hester ran a successful business making popular, grinning, bug-eyed ceramic frogs.
Gregory Archer ’84, Psy.D.
Alumnus Dr. Gregory Archer ’84, Psy.D., has recently released a nonfiction narrative, titled Private Heller and the Bantam Boys: An American Medic in World War I, about his late grandfather, Ralph Heller, a WWI Army medic.
Teresa Muterspaw is a Wright State Physicians nurse practitioner at Five Rivers Health Centers Pediatrics and a graduate of the Wright State College of Nursing and Health.
