Interested in Fulbright ETA but unsure how teaching fits in with your long-term plans? This special topics webinar will cover the Fulbright ETA (English Teaching Award) for applicants who are pursuing majors and/or careers outside of teaching. Expect to discuss the benefits of the ETA award for a variety of majors, how you can leverage your skillset and experiences, and receive guidance from past ASU Fulbright ETA winners.
Life is full of milestones, from joyous occasions like marriage to challenging moments like the loss of a loved one. Being financially prepared for these key life events can provide stability and peace of mind. During this session, you will discover strategies for preparing financially for major life events, learn practical tips to manage unexpected changes with ease and gain insights into aligning financial planning with your life goals.
Mat pilates is a low-impact class that focuses on strengthening the core, improving flexibility, and building overall body control using controlled movements. It helps improve posture, balance, and muscle tone while being suitable for all fitness levels. This class will be led by a student worker from SDFC.
The presentation will review how ADHD develops across the lifespan and provide a number of effective interventions to address its challenges at home, school, and work. Included will be ways to improve executive functioning. John L. Barton, Ph.D., ABPP, is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University and Director of the Clinical Psychology Center. He specializes in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD. Dr.
Learn about the newly added Roth deferral options for your 457(b), including what it is, how it works, its impact on your account, and maximum annual limits with catch-up options.
In 2025 alone, an estimated 181 zettabytes (ZB) of data were produced globally; that’s about 496 million terabytes per day! Just imagine the infinite number of insights you could get from this data. From a list of your favorite artists and songs for the year that lets you brag and have fun on social media, to reliability data from avionics that keep our travels safe, all important data is kept on relational databases that you can communicate with to extract insights. All you have to do is speak the database’s language.
In 2025 alone, an estimated 181 zettabytes (ZB) of data were produced globally; that’s about 496 million terabytes per day! Just imagine the infinite number of insights you could get from this data. From a list of your favorite artists and songs for the year that lets you brag and have fun on social media, to reliability data from avionics that keep our travels safe, all important data is kept on relational databases that you can communicate with to extract insights. All you have to do is speak the database’s language.
Presented by the Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library, the Satellite Data and Google Earth Engine open lab will introduce participants to the fundamentals of satellite data, including what satellite data is, how it is collected and where it can be accessed for academic and research use.
Presented by the Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library, the Artificial Intelligence for Academic Research open lab will support researchers in understanding how AI tools can be used to assist research workflows across disciplines while maintaining academic rigor and scholarly judgment.
Time series are all around us. From the number of steps you take each day to the trends you see in social media, stock prices, or even the traffic on your commute, so much of the data we interact with changes over time. When your goal is to anticipate what comes next, time-series forecasting will enable you to move beyond describing the past and begin predicting the future to transform your temporal data into actionable insights.