“Affective Mobilization” is an MFA thesis exhibition by Anton Lapov, an artist from Ukraine.
Join ASU professor Souad Ali for this film presentation and discussion of the 2018 Lebanese film "Capernaum," directed by Nadine Labaki.
It’s a party and you’re invited! Get together with your fellow graduating Sun Devils at a special event in Phoenix just for spring Health Solutions grads — make memories and grab your graduation gift.
There will be photo opportunities, music and a chance to toast to your accomplishments — plus, you just might see Sparky! Graduates can participate in a video that will be shown at the College of Health Solutions Convocation ceremony in May. You’re welcome to bring your cap and gown, but it’s not required.
How do you translate and embed equity-minded goals and values into teaching and learning practices and strategies to support higher levels of student success? How are you building people's capacity for understanding the “how” and the “why” behind inequities in student experiences and outcomes?
Donate your unwante items at moveout. Gernal donation, non-perishable food, hygiene and cleaning product bins will be located at each ASU residential hall.
Learn from the experts as the Health Policy and Equity (HPEN) affinity network’s panel considers inequities and disparities in health policy that impact women’s health. Moderated by Swapna Reddy, a clinical associate professor and expert on health policy and health disparities, the panel will weigh in on the intersection between state health policy, maternal mortality and reproductive rights.
Arizona State University Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions invites you to participate in Watts in the City. During this event you will get a sneak peak into your future life at ASU, pursuing your educational goals available at The School of Public Affairs. Come meet your ASU Watts recruiter, hear from a current student and receive a tour of the Downtown Campus.
Arizona State University Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions invites you to participate in Watts in the City. During this event you will get a sneak peak into your future life at ASU, pursuing your educational goals available at The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and The School of Social Work. Come meet your ASU Watts recruiter, hear from current students and receive a tour of the Downtown Campus.
From the water shortage, extreme heat, to air pollution - come find out ways to get involved and make an impact. This workshop, led by ASU Spirit of Service Scholars, will provide a run down of the environmental issues facing Arizona, an opportunity to listen and discuss with a panel of experts, see how communities and corporations handle the issues and learn how to become an advocate for change related to environmental conservation.