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What's in a Number? what’s in a number? inside: Giving Garden 11 Translator’s 12 Transition Commemorative 14 Concerts Internship 20 Investment Communication 22 Collaboration IMPORTANT NEWS INSIDE FOR ALL WRIGHT STATE ALUMNI! of Wright State graduates are Green Members of the Alumni Association and receive benefits and discounts all year! Historically, membership dues have reduces the need to balance the Members who previously paid supported the Alumni Association’s budget with dues, the association annual dues will now maintain similar alumni programming, sponsored can now focus on helping all alumni status in the new Gold Level member alumni networks and societies, become connected and remain by making a tax-deductible donation and supported scholarships as engaged with Wright State and their of $50 or more cumulatively in a fiscal well as other special programming fellow alumni in RaiderNation! year to any of the hundreds of Wright opportunities. Alumni have Life, annual, and now newly State University funds. Gifts can be always been encouraged to stay welcomed members of the Alumni spread across several funds to reach connected to the university after Association may be wondering, “what the minimum donation. graduation, whether that was through does this mean for me?” This opportunity for our alumni financial support to the university One hundred percent of Wright to support personal areas of interest or association, being an alumni State graduates are Green Level within Wright State University is a ambassador for student recruitment, members of the Alumni Association meaningful enhancement to the or being involved as a volunteer and receive benefits and discounts Alumni Association structure. through other activities with the year round. For Life members who Visit www.wright.edu/give to association or the university. joined before July 1, 2014, or who learn more. With this new model, the moment were making life membership You may also refer to the table you earn a Wright State University installments (and continue to make on the following page to learn more degree, you become a member of the installments for the life of the payment about the benefits offered to our Alumni Association.The size of the Wrightplan), State much University remains the Alumnisame. You Association will Green and Gold Level members. Because thehas new grown inclusive to model over 100,000become graduates. a Life Gold Level Recently member. the Alumni Association Board of Directors voted and approved changes to dues-paying members of the Alumni Association. Effective August 1, 2014, all degreed alumni are members of the Wright State University Alumni Association. CONNECTING WITH ALUMNI ALUMNI NETWORKS ALUMNI SOCIETIES The Wright State University Alumni Association Cincinnati African American Alumni Society Network and Society programs exist to provide Cleveland Amigos Latinos assistance and support for the continuing success Columbus College of Nursing and Health of Wright State University and to offer responsive Alumni Society programs, diverse activities and services, and Dayton Fraternity and Sorority Alumni Society enriched camaraderie for our alumni. Indianapolis Since 2010, our networks and societies have more Lake Campus Graduates of the Last Decade than doubled in size to 19. In 2013, our networks and New York City Model United Nations Alumni Society societies hosted just over 41 events, engaging nearly Tampa Nonprofit Leadership Alliance 2,000 alumni. If you are interested in getting involved Washington, D.C. with our networks or societies, please call the Alumni Society Office of Alumni Relations at (937) 775-2620. Social Work Alumni Society Student Alumni Association Motion Pictures Alumni Society GOLD & GREEN LIFE GOLD MEMBER STRUCTURE MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTS Access to discounts in the Alumni Zone GREEN LEVEL at men’s home basketball games All degreed alumni who have earned an associate, Alumni travel program bachelor’s, graduate, or professional degree from Events (by invitation and eligibility) Wright State, which includes graduates from the Boonshoft School of Medicine & School of Great Wolf Lodge Professional Psychology Moving with Stevens Worldwide Van Lines GOLD LEVEL Hotels and car rentals Alumni who make a commitment to Wright State Park-N-Go Airport Parking University each fiscal year by making a tax- deductible gift(s) of a minimum amount of $50 to a Barnes & Noble Bookstore in-house & online university foundation fund 20% discount on Wright State apparel/gifts The College Store in-house LIFE GOLD LEVEL 20% discount on Wright State apparel/gifts Alumni and friends of Wright State University who joined the Alumni Association through a lifetime UNIVERSITY ACCESS PRIVILEGES membership program before it was discontinued in Career Services August 2014. Borrowing privileges and on-site database Wright State University Heritage Society Members, access with University Libraries and cumulative lifetime giving of $10,000 or more. Frydman Educational Resource Center Includes friends (non-alumni), however they would Academic Search and Business Source Alumni Editions— not be eligible for Wright State University Alumni access from home! These comprehensive databases Association Legacy Scholarship include thousands of full-text, peer-reviewed journals designed for post-college professionals Wright State Fitness Center membership discount Fitness and camping equipment from WSU Outdoor Rec. Mini-University daycare services (on-campus) Alumni Author Pages Green and Gold Business Directory Access to Wright State University Nutter Center Star Advantage Club (free program for online opportunities to purchase presale tickets for certain events) MISC. MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Legacy Scholarship (based on eligibility) Quarterly postcard mailing Wright State Magazine (print, twice a year) Alumni email Access to Wright State Alumni online community Wright-Patt Credit Union Membership Wright State Alumni low-interest rate WPCU credit card Liberty Mutual insurance Wright State University Magazine www.wright.edu/magazine FALL 2014 VOLUME 4 ISSUE 1 Publisher and President of Wright State University David R. Hopkins Editor and Executive Director of Marketing Denise Robinow Assistant Editor Cory MacPherson Graphic Design and Illustration Stephen Rumbaugh Contributing Writers Seth Bauguess, Andrew Call, Reilly Dixon, Jim Hannah, Cory MacPherson, Bob Mihalek, Kim Patton, Karen Strider-Iiames Student Writers Jasmine Higgins, Kelly Hopper, Kate Hoover Editorial Assistance Ron Wukeson Photography Editor William Jones Photography Roberta Bowers, William Jones, Chris Snyder Digital Imaging Manipulation Chris Snyder Submit information, comments, and letters to: Wright State University Magazine Wright State University Wright State University Magazine is published 4035 Colonel Glenn Highway, Suite 300 twice a year by the Office of Marketing. Beavercreek, Ohio 45431 Distribution is to Wright State alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Email: [email protected] 2 From the President’s Desk 16 Dayton Prepares for the Great War The Dayton-Wright Airplane Company 3 Count on Wright State supplied the planes for WWI University’s stories told through numbers, statistics 18 Chain of Command Wright State’s Pratik Parikh spearheads 7 Moving Forward by Looking Back research in supply chains and patient- New director Tom Webb is leading the centered health care Office of Disability Services with a familiar trailblazing spirit 20 Helping Students find their Passions A gift from Dale True provides 11 Growing Season experiential learning opportunities Lake Campus garden shares its bounty with the community 22 Mass Appeal Cox Media project inspires students 12 All in the Translation to learn by doing Longtime U.S. interpreter in Afghanistan makes his way to Wright State 25 University News 14 Time to Ring Again 27 Alumni News CELIA project uses music, poetry, art, and film to inspire understanding of 28 AlumNotes World War I 31 Athletics Light from one of the most colorful portions of the university’s tunnel system shines on a sculpture in an outdoor amphitheatre. This steel work of art,Divisions by artist Linda Cunningham, originally resided in front of the United Nations building in New York City and was transferred to Wright State’s campus in 1998. FROM THE PRESIDENT Welcome to this issue of Wright State University Magazine. This is the first issue for the 2014–15 academic year and I have to say that we’re off to a great start. This fall, we welcomed 17,779 new and returning students to Wright State. That number includes an 11% increase in first- time, direct-from-high-school students over last year. Our enrollment has also seen a 4% increase in African American students, an 18% increase in international students, and an 8% increase in graduate and professional students, all reflecting Wright State’s continued commitment to serving students from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. Our student body isn’t the only thing that’s growing. Next spring, we’ll open the Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building and the Student Success Center and Classroom Building. These two new structures will add to our campus landscape and help us serve today’s students. Of about 4,000 total higher education institutions in the country, Wright State is among 100 institutions who are leading as a new breed of public research universities that are more relevant to the changing needs of our students and communities in the 21st century. You may have noticed that my letter so far contains an unusual
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