The SEA Change Advisory Council invites you to connect with new STEM faculty and postdoctoral scholars while expanding your professional network across Arizona State University.

The Divine Darkness | MFA Thesis Exhibition

April 28 – May 5 | Harry Wood Gallery

Opening reception | April 30 | 5 – 8 p.m.

When the early prophets sought answers from GOD in times of distress, they were often given wondrous visions in reply. Referencing these occurrences, The Divine Darkness is a guided meditation of order returning to a cursed world. 

Image: "The Red Dragon", copper etching and aquatint, 2026.

Opening reception | The Divine Darkness | MFA Thesis Exhibition

April 30 | 5–8 p.m.

When the early prophets sought answers from GOD in times of distress, they were often given wondrous visions in reply. Referencing these occurrences, The Divine Darkness is a guided meditation of order returning to a cursed world. 

Image: "The Red Dragon", copper etching and aquatint, 2026.

Take a break from the end of the semester grind and de-stress with crafts! Join us for a fun, drop-in crafting session where you can make your own creations.

📍 Hayden Library room 317
📅 Wednesday, April 29
⏰ 12 - 4 p.m.

All supplies provided—just bring yourself and a friend! Whether you need to de-stress between classes or want to show off your crafting skills, this is the perfect chance to relax and reset for your next class. 

We will have snacks!  
We’ll see you there!

Join The Design School at Arizona State University for the Community Celebration, the culminating event of the semester’s Final Reviews and Exhibitions.

Each spring, students present projects that reflect their creativity, technical skills and design thinking across disciplines including architecture, landscape architecture, interior design and visual communication design. Final Reviews provide an opportunity for students to engage with faculty, peers and industry professionals through critique and conversation.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and the Mental Health Division of the RISE Center is offering two opportunities to participate in safeTALK, an evidence-based training focused on fostering mental health and preventing suicide among undergraduates, graduates, staff and faculty.  At this half-day training, you will learn how to recognize the signs that someone may be struggling with thoughts of suicide, as well as how to start a conversation with them, how to talk about how they’re feeling, and how to help keep them safe.

Four Thursdays | May 7, June 11, July 16, and August 13 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Phoenix Time

Join us this summer for Desert Owl Book Club at the Piper Center—an evening for readers to gather, reflect, and connect after the sun goes down.

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