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September

September in the News

Highlights for September are below, but you can click here to view links to all of the University's media coverage for the month.

Through September of fiscal year 2018, the total value of coverage is an estimated $1.35 million with an estimated reach of 3.94 million people. Media in markets outside Ohio have mentioned the University at least 485 times. Monthly and cumulative figures are based on the Cision media monitoring service data.

Regional, National and International

What is BI? Business intelligence definition and solutions
Sept. 1
CIO
Michael Gorman, operations management and decision science 

The biggest reason female middle managers don’t get promoted
Sept. 5
Today.com
Tracy Miller, MBA@Dayton

Comedy Writer Anna Lefler Creates A Writing Opportunity with Free Room Service
Sept. 6
Parade (Huffington Post also picked up this story)
Teri Rizvi, Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop

Hispanics, African-Americans come together to fight racism
Sept. 8
National Catholic Reporter
Neomi DeAnda, religious studies

Are Bosses Dictators?
Sept. 12
The New Yorker
Jeannette Cox, School of Law

Thro & Russo on Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer & the Intersection of Religion and Education
Legal Theory Blog
Sept. 12
Charles Russo, School of Education and Health Sciences and School of Law

New Push To Stop Online Child Trafficking
Sept. 13
WVXU-FM
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Tony Talbott, Human Rights Center

Put Your Engineering Degree To Work in these 5 Cities
Sept. 13
Livability
University of Dayton, GE EPISCenter

With 2 in 3 months, Ohio executions could be back on track
Sept. 16
The Associated Press (nearly 50 outlets nationwide picked up the story)
Lori Shaw, School of Law

A Construction Worker Says He Found St. Peter's Bones. What About the Ones in the Vatican?
Sept. 17
The Daily Beast
Meghan Henning, religious studies

Auto theft history joins SAH Hershey book signing event
Sept. 19
Hemmings Daily
John Heitmann, history

Leading Thoughts: Presidents proving out of touch with student needs, concerns
Sept. 22
Education Dive
Eric F. Spina, president

Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons opens for signature
Sept. 26
National Catholic Reporter
Jana Bennett, religious studies

Yaskawa Motoman Continues Support of University of Dayton School of Engineering with Six New Robots for Motoman Robotics Lab
Sept. 26
Robotics News
Guru Subramanyam, electrical and computer engineering

Ohio online charter school fight becomes political football
Sept. 30
Associated Press
Dan Birdsong, political science

Dayton-area Media

For all local coverage in September, click here.

Multiple Outlets

University of Dayton is creating a rooftop garden
Sept. 6
WHIO-TV, Dayton Daily News

UD joins national effort to enroll more low income students
Sept. 7, 18
Dayton Daily News, WHIO-TV, WDTN-TV, ABC22/Fox45
Jason Reinoehl, enrollment management
Donnell Wiggins, enrollment management

UD Remembers 9/11
Sept. 10-11
WDTN-TV, ABC22/Fox45
Student Government Association, ROTC

Hand-only CPR kiosk unveiled 2 years after UD student struck by lightning
Sept. 15
All three local TV stations and the Dayton Daily News

Dayton Daily News

UD announces 'humorist in residence' program
Sept. 6
Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop

The NASA probe whose 20-year journey will end with a crash into Saturn got its power from Dayton
Sept. 7
Chad Barklay, UDRI

Stealth bombers, UFO rumors, test pilots among Wright Patterson’s past 100 years
Sept. 7
John Leland, UDRI
Janet Bednarek, history

Duo from 'Minimalism' documentary, NPR chief to speak at UD
Sept. 8
University of Dayton Speaker Series

Drive Electric Ohio, UD institutes partner for electric vehicle event
Sept. 12
University of Dayton Research Institute
Bob Brecha, Hanley Sustainability Institute

Job offers expected to slow down locally
Sept. 13
Richard Stock, Business Research Group

Dayton's immigrant population doubles
Sept. 24
Theo Majka, sociology

UD hires retired Air Force engineer for open VP job
Sept. 25
Richard Krysiak Jr., vice president facilities and planning

UD to host open house for renovated Kennedy Union
Sept. 25

Protecting health through the gut
Sept. 25
Jennifer Dalton, School of Education and Health Sciences

WHIO-TV

Online political conversations turn to confrontation parts I, II and III
Sept. 3
Christopher Devine, political science

Apple unveils new iPhone features
Sept. 12
Serdar Durmusoglu, marketing

WDTN-TV

UD China Institute Milestone, New Partnerships
Sept. 6
Paul Benson, provost

Local university celebrates International Peace Day through Echo Program
Sept. 20
Rhonda Mercs, School of Education and Health Sciences

ABC22/Fox45

Kennedy Union Rooftop Garden
Sept. 12
Students Dan Lenz and Meg Maloney

UD and OSU ROTC cadets team up to honor veteran with connection to both schools
Sept. 14
LTC Jeff Rosenberg, ROTC

Damon Williams to present on diversity at University of Dayton
Sept. 18

Human rights expert discusses President Trump speech to UN
Sept. 19
Joel Pruce, human rights studies

UD teams up with Mt. Olive Baptist Church to help a local food desert
Sept. 30

Springfield News Sun

Ohio 2nd in Midwest for renewable energy jobs but lags in growth
Sept. 15
Bob Brecha, Hanley Sustainability Institute

Catholic Telegraph

UD alumni renew wedding vows
Sept. 16
Father Kip Stander

WYSO-FM

Commentary: Economic De-segregation In The Miami Valley
Sept. 18
Danielle Rhubart, sociology

WYSO Weekend - "The Relationship Between Population and Sustainability"
Sept. 24
Bob Brecha, Hanley Sustainability Institute

As DACA Awaits Congressional Action, Application Deadline Approaches
Sept. 29
Mark Ensalaco, Human Rights Center