Around 57 employees are expected to be laid off, down from 71 layoffs the university proposed back in may. Overall, 189 positions were eliminated at the university.
No faculty are expected to be cut, according to a budget proposal approved by trustees last week.
RELATED: WSU trustees slash budget by more than $30.8 million
If you were laid off, the Dayton Daily News would like to hear from you.
Contact our higher education reporter Max Filby via email.
In the email, please include your name, your thoughts on the ongoing budget issues at Wright State, the position you had there, phone number and email address.
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