Explore new medical technologies at this conference designed for clinicians. Participants will learn the latest in evidence-based precision medicine, with actionable knowledge across the full spectrum of multi-omics and systems medicine.

From this conference, participants are funneled into advanced American Board of Precision Medicine certification programs to lead the future of personalized health care.

This event is hosted by the College of Health Solutions at ASU, ABOPM and Theriome.

Get ready for a day full of fun and relaxation before finals!  Join us for a carnival-themed celebration featuring classic games, student organization booths, and delicious food. Nursing students – don’t miss out on the free supplies to help kick off your clinical rotations! This event is all about taking a well-deserved break, connecting with fellow students and organizations, and enjoying some stress-free fun before the start of exam season.

With guidance from a trained facilitator, volunteers will respond to a provocative statement, taking positions from “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree.” Sharing opinions and questions is encouraged, and through the principles of Civil Dialogue, participants will practice intentional listening, connect with differing views, and model respectful discussion to understand one another’s perspectives better. 

Hosted by the Health Policy and Equity Network and the Council for Inclusive Excellence.

Light refreshments will be served.

The ASU Staff Council Sustainability Program is pleased to announce the 5th Annual Clothing Drive and Clothing Closet! To make this even possible we are looking for the ASU community to host a “donation box” to collect donation items for the Fashion Forward Open Closet event. Donation boxes can be for the larger ASU community to donate to or just for your department or office, you get to decide. 

Join us for The Future of Health: AI-Driven Personalization in Fitness and mHealth, presented by the ASU Roybal Center and the Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging.

This workshop, led by Zan Gao, an expert in technology-enabled health and fitness interventions, explores how advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), mobile health (mHealth) applications, wearable devices, and virtual reality are transforming physical activity and wellness.

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

Pitching the story is what makes the best journalists stand out. Instead of waiting for an assignment, game or a press conference, this session will help journalists identify sources for story ideas anywhere they work. See 50 examples from some of the best enterprising reporters around the country. Learn tips and tricks for finding ideas and turning them into stories. This is perfect for students and practicing journalists who want to upgrade their story pitch and find great ideas.

This session will bring together journalists from multiple countries to explore how disability coverage is shaped by cultural norms, newsroom routines and reporting practices. Attendees will gain appreciation for global journalism contexts and how they influence coverage of people with disabilities.

This panel discussion is organized by the Center for Media and Communities (CMC) in association with the National Center on Disability and Journalism (NCDJ) at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. 

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