Celebrate your accomplishments with the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at our spring 2024 Convocation ceremony. Convocation is your chance to walk across the stage and have your name called as your family and school cheer you on.
Audience: ASU graduate students (capacity 25 students – more people can come but that’s how many kits there are) Event supported by GPSA - all ASU grad students especially encouraged to attend.
ASU School of Music, Dance and Theatre
Evelyn Smith Music Theatre
Join university leaders as they discuss the upcoming transition to Workday, ASU's new HR and payroll system that launches Dec. 23, 2024. They will speak about the new system, why ASU is moving to it and the benefits employees can expect.
Dr. Nsa Dada's research efforts are concentrated on the evolution of microbe-mediated phenotypic variations in multicellular organisms as a function of biotic and abiotic factors. She currently leads a research program that is aimed at understanding how microbes (both host and environmentally-derived) shape the evolution of insecticide resistance in mosquitoes. To do so, she uses a combination of molecular, 'omics and classical (micro)biology tools, as well as bioinformatics, to explore this in wild mosquito populations and/or their progeny in laboratory settings.
The renowned Fonema Consort will be the ensemble-in-residence at ASU from April 14-17, 2024. The residency encompasses workshops, a presentation, open rehearsals and it culminates with a final concert featuring music by ASU composition students.
Nina Dante, Dalia Chin and Kyle Hutchins will give the world premiere of six new works, created by Addison Hill, Benjamin Hernandez, Kelvin Mccartney Odesso, Nathan Viqueney, Noemy Esparza-Isaacson and Tommy McPhee.
Workshops: April 15, 12:20 p.m. @ W218
Join the Fulton Schools of Engineering as we welcome back Vani Kola ’87 – a trailblazer in the entrepreneurial landscape. Vani Kola has reshaped the startup ecosystem in Silicon Valley, India and beyond. Join us as she shares her insights on entrepreneurship, drawing from her experience co-founding Kalaari Capital and empowering countless startups.
About the Lecture:
Justice for Animals: Practical Progress through Philosophical Theory
About this event:
The Writing Studio is a one-month workshop designed to help you complete a significant piece of writing. It builds on previous work done in the Writing Studio to introduce healthy and sustainable writing habits. What is new in this version is an explicit focus on selecting a significant writing project and focusing our efforts on completing it. What counts as a significant writing project is up to each person (a major grant application, a dissertation prospectus, an article or a chapter are possible examples).
The ASU Department of English celebrates its 2023-2024 graduates and award-winners with a reception and exhortations on Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 3 p.m. in a hybrid event.
Participants may attend in-person in Ross-Blakley Hall's gallery area (room 101) on the ASU Tempe campus, or online via Zoom. All are welcome!