• Read more about Visiting artist and scholar lecture series | Sally Stein

March 25 | 5:30 p.m. | Grant Street Studios & Zoom

• Read more about Agile, Adaptive, Unstoppable: Women Shaping the Future of Project Management

This event brings together accomplished women leaders who are redefining how projects are led across industries and academia. This engaging panel discussion explores career journeys, pivotal challenges, and the mindset shifts that fuel resilient and innovative leadership. 

• Read more about Project Management Certifications Introductory Info Session

Join ASU PM Network's PMBOK team for an informative session on the fundamentals of project management and how you can prepare for PMI certifications like CAPM, PMP, and PMI-ACP. 

Learn where project management skills apply across ASU, explore certification pathways, and connect with the local PM community, including ASU's PM Network and PMI Arizona. Whether you're new to project management or looking to advance your career, this session will provide valuable insights and resources to help you get started.

• Read more about Career Game Plan: Define priorities & take action

This April, Walton College Career Services is offering a three-part interactive workshop series designed for online students at any stage of their career journey—whether you’re exploring new directions, advancing in your current field, or just getting started. Join us to clarify your goals, build a strategic career plan, and strengthen your resume and cover letter through expert guidance and interactive discussion. Attend all three sessions for a comprehensive experience, or participate in individual workshops as your schedule allows.

• Read more about Career Game Plan: Define priorities & take action

This April, Walton College Career Services is offering a three-part interactive workshop series designed for online students at any stage of their career journey—whether you’re exploring new directions, advancing in your current field, or just getting started. Join us to clarify your goals, build a strategic career plan, and strengthen your resume and cover letter through expert guidance and interactive discussion. Attend all three sessions for a comprehensive experience, or participate in individual workshops as your schedule allows.

• Read more about Your Next Move: A hands-on workshop for navigating career change

This April, Walton College Career Services is offering a three-part interactive workshop series designed for online students at any stage of their career journey—whether you’re exploring new directions, advancing in your current field, or just getting started. Join us to clarify your goals, build a strategic career plan, and strengthen your resume and cover letter through expert guidance and interactive discussion. Attend all three sessions for a comprehensive experience, or participate in individual workshops as your schedule allows.

• Read more about Health Talks — Combating Obesity: We Manage What We Measure

Join us for Health Talks where Professor Erica Forzani will share her experience in clinical research on weight management and the fundamental measurement tools that have enabled successful clinical outcomes. She will discuss how objective metabolic assessment can transform obesity care from generalized recommendations to personalized, data-driven interventions. Forzani is a clinical chemist by training, an engineer by experience, and a health innovator driven by a passion for improving people’s lives through measurable, evidence-based solutions.

• Read more about Place-Based Agency: Everyday Acts of Community-Making & Place-Keeping

Join us for a one-hour deep dive exploring Place-Based Agency and the everyday acts of community-making and place-keeping that strengthen Indigenous communities.

Building on prior conversations from the Indigenous Public Interest Design Institute on Place Knowing, Elisha Charley will examine how land use policies and programs have long shaped how governments and citizens represent Indigenous Peoples and their community capacity.

• Read more about Writing Poetry in an Era of Overwhelm

Do you find yourself mired in cycles of doomscrolling, knee-jerk disengagement, and anxious reconnection with the world at large? Is it possible to make art when culture grabs our attention with so many worthwhile foci and superficial distractions? How can poets push back against the nonstop stream of information while embracing the contemporary rush of life?

• Read more about Sound and Vision: Crafting the Poem Through the Sensory World

In this exploratory four-week generative workshop series, we will use music, art, visual objects and environments to generate poetry. Each week will take a different approach to engaging the senses and prompting the imagination. Writers of all skill levels and genres are invited to participate!

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