Sept 15 | 7–9 p.m. | Art Building, ART 220
Please join us Tuesday, Sept. 15, 7–9 p.m. at the School of Art, ART 220, for the New Grad Slide Slam. New students in the art, art education and art history graduate programs will introduce their research to the community through a rapid-fire 6 slides in 3 minutes!
Please join us for Andrea Guarracino's presentation titled: 'Do we still need Pangenome Graphs?'
Ready to make your resume stand out? Join Cariann Powers from the Barrett Internships and Community Outreach office to learn how to turn your unique honors experience into the high-demand, marketable skills top employers are looking for.
Stop by Hayden Library to connect with a career advisor from ASU Career Services and get your questions answered to help you achieve career success!
Arizona State University Career services offers career advising appointments and drop-ins hours to support students and alumni at every stage of their professional journey. Whether you’re exploring career options, seeking a resume or cover letter review, wanting tips on job or internship strategies and networking, career advisors are available to help.
This immersive workshop invites participants to experience the community-engaged process at the heart of Chankú Lúta.
Join ASU Professors of Practice and community-engaged theater practitioners Ty Defoe, Larissa FastHorse, and Michael John Garcés of the Native Nation Theatre Project for an introduction to Chankú Lúta, an innovative initiative that uses storytelling, theater, and community dialogue to support conversations around cancer care, survivorship, caregiving, and wellness in Native communities.
Join students, Tribal leaders, researchers, educators and community partners for the 2026 Doing Research in Indigenous Communities (DRIC) Conference, held Nov. 12–13 at Hayden Library on ASU’s Tempe campus.
Oct 7 | 12 - 2 p.m. | Art Building, Room 402
Explore art internships and career opportunities through the new Career Link portal. The Creative Career Services team will share tips for standing out in applications and building lasting professional connections after graduation.
Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Oct 1 | 9–10:15 a.m. | Student Lounge, ART402
Join the Humanities Lab, recipient of the 2024 ASU President’s Award for Innovation, for a lively interactive experience led by students in the Dramatizing Democracy Humanities Lab.
Democracy is something we practice in real time: through the ways we speak, listen, respond, disagree, and build trust with one another. In this interactive event, guests will be invited into a series of short, engaging explorations around communication, persuasion, storytelling, ethical listening, rhetoric, and civic dialogue.
