Your Barrett West Valley Mentors
are throwing a party and you’re invited!
5-6 p.m.: Dinner and Bird Trivia
6-8 p.m.: Trinket Hunt, Trinket Trades, Kara-oke [this is spelled correctly]
Black attire and whimsy are encouraged!
Explore the spooky Barrett West Valley Suite to collect treats and swag from faculty, staff, and student leaders. Costumes are encouraged! Look for photo ops around the Suite.
Join your Barrett classmates, faculty and staff for this month’s community meal. Dean Gruber will give a formal welcome and share her thoughts on the semester so far. Then you can chat with your Barrett friends over a delicious, free meal. This is a great way to grow and strengthen your community connections!
The monthly community gathering for all Barrett West Valley students is a perfect time to visit the Suite. Connect with faculty and friends and participate in the day's activities.
11 a.m. - Brunch
1:30 p.m. - Workshop: Enhancing Your Honors Resume
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Barrett Store, Resource Hours, Craft Break
Please see the conference website for the full agenda: https://newcollege.asu.edu/humanitarian-forensics-hub/conference#webspark-anchor-link--21181
An AAPIFSA Connect Series Event.
EVENT UPDATE – CANCELED
The AAPIFSA Connect Series at West Valley Campus scheduled for Friday, Oct. 23, has been canceled due to power outages impacting the ASU West Valley campus and uncertainty regarding power restoration.
We plan to reschedule the event as soon as possible and will announce the new date and time once confirmed.
About the Contest
Walk in Love is a university-wide photo contest celebrating moments of love, care, connection and belonging in ASU community life.
Who Can Participate
Current ASU students, staff and faculty are invited to submit one original digital photo and a brief written description.
What to Submit
Join us for our Annual Chicken Day & “Thanks-for-Giving” Community Service event! We’re bringing current and future Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions students together for an afternoon with hands-on service projects, fun vibes, and chicken fingers!
What to Expect:
- Hands-On Community Service
- Connect & Network
- Great Food & Fun Vibes
Come hungry to make a difference, and grab a plate of chicken fingers while you're at it!
Digital harms rarely happen in isolation—they can emerge through everyday interactions, accumulate over time, and become normalized as part of online life. This talk introduces everyday harm as a lens for understanding how harmful conditions develop and become consequential across digital spaces such as social media and video games, shaped by broader social, institutional, and economic systems.