Jeremy Freeman discusses his talk, "Lessons from Winning a Transformational Mayoralty," on April 15th via Zoom Webinar.
About the Event:
Join us for a virtual presentation on the Ed Pastor Papers Project, part of our effort to preserve Arizona’s history. Nancy Godoy, Archive Director and Associate Archivist at Arizona State University, will share updates on the collection of Congressman Ed Pastor’s papers and the work being done to organize, preserve, and make these materials accessible to the public. These documents tell the story of a leader who helped shape Arizona’s future—and your support helps ensure this history is not lost. |
Ever wondered what it’s really like to pitch on Shark Tank? Join us to hear firsthand from Nelson Brooks, owner & founder of Cabana Boys, as he speaks on building a brand, growing a business, and navigating the highs and challenges of entrepreneurship from startup grind to the big pitch.
This program will be hosted both via Zoom (4-5 p.m.) & in-person (5:30–6:30 p.m.)
The first 5 in-person attendees will receive a Barrett Padfolio!
Dinner will be provided. RSVP encouraged.
Attacks on Indigenous rights, public education, and cultural diversity have increased with the rise of fascism in the U.S and Chile. This bilingual event explores how Mapuche-run schools and language immersion centers challenge assimilationist state policies and offer lessons for educators, students, and activists in the U.S. grappling with parallel struggles over democracy, education, and cultural survival.
This event is reserved for ASU Research Advancement Administrators (RAs) and staff performing similar roles.
This one-hour “Deep Dive” session provides RAs with an in-depth look at the Institutional Review Board (IRB) framework and processes.
The session will:
Classical, Contemporary, and Modern Arabic Poetry
ASU Council for Arabic and Islamic Studies
At this month's virtual 320Live! session, get an inside look at the modern PR landscape from three Sun Devil 100 honorees who will speak for 20 minutes each. Learn expert insights on building a successful career, launching your own PR firm and navigating the latest trends.
Featuring:
ASU Roybal Spring 2026 Lectureship
Presented by the ASU Roybal Center and the Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging, this lecture examines how biomarker research can inform clinical trial design. While it is desirable to identify mechanisms through observational as well as interventional studies in biological and sociobehavioral research, this part of the study design is not always straightforward.
The ASU Department of English celebrates its 2025-2026 graduates and award-winners with a reception and exhortations on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 3 p.m.
Participants may attend in-person in Ross-Blakley Hall's gallery area (room 101) on the ASU Tempe campus, or online via Zoom. All are welcome!