Decision makers in Arizona need water data from a variety of sources and resolutions to effectively manage water resources, but collecting and formatting this data requires significant time investment and capacity. The Arizona Water Observatory (AWO) is a new water data platform that aims to streamline the process for quicker, data-backed water decisions.
Decision makers in Arizona need water data from a variety of sources and resolutions to effectively manage water resources, but collecting and formatting this data requires significant time investment and capacity. The Arizona Water Observatory (AWO) is a new water data platform that aims to streamline the process for quicker, data-backed water decisions.
This event is cohosted with ASU and the Future Security Initiative.
In Seasons of Fury: Four Families and the Rise of Islamophobia in America, The New York Times Magazine contributing writer and 2024 New America Fellow Rozina Ali offers a sweeping narrative history of the U.S. government’s broken compact with its Muslim citizens, culminating in the post-9/11 era of mass surveillance and increased violence.
Join us for an engaging information session! Offered monthly, these dynamic sessions delve into ASU’s MSW program - the highest ranked MSW program in Arizona. You’ll have the chance to explore the MSW options that fit your career goals, whether you’re advancing from a BSW or making a career switch. We’ll cover everything you need to know, including:
Arizona State University's School of Public Affairs is ranked #9 in the nation for graduate public affairs programs, according to US News and World Report.
The Community Resources and Development graduate programs at Arizona State University's Watts College prepare students to build stronger, healthier, and more sustainable communities through innovative leadership and practical problem-solving. Whether your passion is nonprofit leadership, tourism, parks and recreation, sustainable communities, or community development, you'll learn from expert faculty while gaining real-world experience through applied research and community partnerships.
This one-hour virtual session is your opportunity to learn more about our top-tier graduate programs:
Join us for an engaging information session! Offered monthly, these dynamic sessions delve into ASU’s MSW program - the highest ranked MSW program in Arizona. You’ll have the chance to explore the MSW options that fit your career goals, whether you’re advancing from a BSW or making a career switch. We’ll cover everything you need to know, including:
Arizona State University's School of Public Affairs is ranked #9 in the nation for graduate public affairs programs, according to US News and World Report.
The Community Resources and Development graduate programs at Arizona State University's Watts College prepare students to build stronger, healthier, and more sustainable communities through innovative leadership and practical problem-solving. Whether your passion is nonprofit leadership, tourism, parks and recreation, sustainable communities, or community development, you'll learn from expert faculty while gaining real-world experience through applied research and community partnerships.
This one-hour virtual session is your opportunity to learn more about our top-tier graduate programs: