Alumni Profiles: Nelda Martinez, '70, '82 and Steve Hampton, '80
Attained her bachelor of science degree in nursing in 1978 from Wright State University followed by her master of science in rehabilitation/community health nursing from Wright State in 1982. In so doing, Martinez was the first Hispanic American to graduate from both of these degree track programs in nursing at Wright State.
Armed with a powerful wit and a desire to make people laugh, Ryan Singer has been a success as a comedian since his graduation from Wright State University in 2002 — and that’s no joke!
Alan Dine’s research career began with an internal medicine physician studying cardiac function measurement using echo, Doppler, and EKG.
When Captain Tejdeep Singh Rattan, ’01 and ’05, became a U.S. Army officer on March 22, 2010, he made American military history as the first Sikh officer to serve in the Army in more than two decades.
Eddie McClintock, star of the SyFy channel’s Warehouse 13 wore a Wright State Raiders T-shirt in the second episode of season two, An Evil Within, which aired Monday, July 30.
Alumni Profiles: Dr. Dia Winfrey, '08 and Sally Struthers, '81
Adia “Dr. Dia” Winfrey earned her Doctor of Psychology from Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology in 2008.
Often described as both a magical and intensive experience, the Clarion Writers’ Workshop is a remarkable opportunity for aspiring writers of science fiction, fantasy and horror.
A documentary about a restored B-25 bomber that participated in the famous Doolittle Raiders bombing run of Japan has netted it’s director, a Wright State alum, two regional Emmys.
Growing up on an Ohio farm, Shawn Heflick was bitten by snake fever at the age of 7 when he saw his first Garter snake.
Bridges is the president of Peerless Technologies Corp. and a Wright State graduate.
