April 19 Reception Performances:
Andrea Benge, performance, 2024
Julie Anand, Itinerant Camera Obscura, 2024
Pop-up question and answer
An interdisciplinary collaborative exhibition of artists, faculty and graduate students that pairs photographs from the Solari Collection with their artwork and ideas to engage critically and creatively with gender and sexuality issues.
April 5 Reception Performances:
Ari Agha, Transgender (in)Sanity, 2023-24
Liza Stout, Shell, 2024
Pop-up question and answer
An interdisciplinary collaborative exhibition of artists, faculty and graduate students that pairs photographs from the Solari Collection with their artwork and ideas to engage critically and creatively with gender and sexuality issues.
An interdisciplinary collaborative exhibition of artists, faculty and graduate students that pairs photographs from the Solari Collection with their artwork and ideas to engage critically and creatively with gender and sexuality issues.
Fashion Symposium hosted by ASU FIDM at Fusion on First. A full-day event filled with keynote speakers discussing topics from around the fashion industry.
Speakers:
Founder of Earth Sugar, Jennifer Meyers will be joining Dr. O'Flaherty's class to share her story and experience in being an entrepreneur on March 18th at 4:30 P.M. in Mercado B Room 102.
On March 11th & 12th, Student will enjoy their March series of Coffee, Cocoa, Spillin the Tea: Woman Owned Business Edition in Mercado B from 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. while spilling the tea to their program coordinator on what events they would like to see in the Fall!
Engage in a collaborative and empowering journey with your colleagues, cultivating innovative solutions and forging meaningful connections. This summit is your opportunity to actively shape the strategic roadmap for Edson College’s DEIB Plan. Your voice, experience and commitment are vital as we chart the course toward a future where every member of our community thrives. Be a catalyst for positive change within our college and contribute to building a more inclusive and equitable future.
Action Nexus of Arizona State University (ASU) at Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions and the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at ASU invite you to a workshop to discuss ways to expand the impact of partnerships to address homelessness, especially those in collaboration with ASU students and faculty.
The 2nd Annual Downtown Thesis Conference brings together students and faculty from across disciplines and ASU campuses. Thesis projects straddle fields including, education, healthcare, law, journalism, performance, storytelling, and fashion. Student projects range from research papers to documentaries to fully developed training courses and creative works ready to publish. The students presenting have worked together in a year-long cohort directed by Dr. O’Flaherty. The projects each have second readers, all experts in their fields.
The College of Health Solutions, in partnership with the Center for Law, Science and Innovation and the Center for Public Health Law and Policy, cordially invites you to How It Started vs. How It's Going: Democratizing Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease.