Join ASU Library and Knowledge Enterprise for an in-person training on the LabArchives electronic lab notebook (ELN), a cloud-based platform that helps researchers record, organize, manage, and securely share experimental data and research workflows.
LabArchives supports reproducibility, collaboration and efficient data management across disciplines, making it an essential tool for modern research.
Envisioning and implementing desirable futures requires a deep understanding of developments in science and technology as well as the ability to both simulate and communicate the likely impact of alternative actions. At a time when our relationship to a vulnerable planet Earth is especially important, such a profound awareness of complex, interlinked systems is needed more than ever. Atlas of Forecasts, from the creator of Atlas of Science and Atlas of Knowledge shows how we can use data to map possible futures.
In today’s competitive job market, interviews aren’t always confined to office spaces. Sometimes, they happen over a formal dinner, business lunch, or networking reception. Are you prepared to navigate the table with confidence?
Join us for an Etiquette Dinner, where a professional etiquette coach will lead you through the dos and don’ts of dining in a professional setting. This engaging three-course plated meal experience will equip you with the skills to make a polished impression and carry conversations with ease.
In partnership with Arizona Humanities, Phoenix Public Library at South Mountain Community College and the Labriola National American Indian Data Center, join a free four-part creative writing workshop program open to writers, storytellers and community members – all levels welcome! Each poetry workshop takes place at a different location and includes an online option.
This one-day program is designed to familiarize each participant with the organizational structure and operations of the various units within the Arizona State University Police Department. This includes an on-site tour of the police facility, classes and presentations.
Who is Eligible to Attend?
Community Police Academy candidates must meet the following criteria:
March 18 | 10 a.m. | ASU Art Museum
R.A.D. Systems is a program of self-defense tactics and techniques open to women in the Arizona State University community. The R.A.D. System is a comprehensive course for women that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance that progresses to the basics of hands-on defensive training. Those who complete the course receive R.A.D. certification.
To receive R.A.D. certification, you must complete all training sessions.
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Manfred Laubichler is Global Futures Professor and President's Professor of Theoretical Biology and History of Biology. He is director of the School of Complex Adaptive Systems and the Decision Theater at Arizona State University.
Drawing on his experience as a humanitarian aid volunteer, educator and defendant in a landmark religious freedom case, Scott Warren reflects on what it means to act with compassion when moral conviction collides with state power.