Pitch in consists of two presenters, who each share their stories for six minutes. Then the community has 20 minutes to ask questions to provide each entrepreneur with the best resources to address the entrepreneur’s needs.
The first question is always, “What can the Pitch In community do for you?” which reflects the supportive and collaborative nature of the Pitch In community.
All events are hybrid, so you can join either virtually or in-person.
During the 1760s and 1770s, the colonists in British North America faced a crisis, both at home and abroad. The crown was increasingly threatening colonists' right to self-governance, but not everyone agreed about how and when to rebel. Radicals pushed change forward, but political moderate John Hancock, and others like him, offered stability to the revolutionary movement and had a profound influence on pivotal events, including authorizing the Declaration of Independence and ratifying the Constitution.
ASU is taking over Cincinnati! Get fired up for the game with other ASU alumni at our family-friendly tailgate event, featuring special guest appearances, prizes, music and more.
Included in your ticket:
Full BBQ meal and drink tickets.
Our politics and news are all about the borders and divides that separate the U.S. and Mexico. But in real life, we’re becoming more alike. Some 37 million people living in the United States today trace their roots to Mexico. They are part of a giant diaspora so intertwined with American life that its political, cultural, educational, and economic impacts are felt in every corner of the country: In the Sara Lee pies and Thomas’ English muffins manufactured by a Mexican-owned bakery conglomerate. In the music, acting, and camera work of our favorite movies.
Featuring the ASU Community Flute Ensemble in works for multiple flutes and the entire flute family of instruments.
Tea and refreshments are served in the Crescendo Garden at 9:30 a.m., programs begin at 10:30.
ASU Collaborative Piano Studio Recital
Please Note: The event is free and on a first come, first served basis.
For more information on the Performance with a View Series visit the Tempe Center for the Arts website.
About this lecture: This lecture will explore important new ideological and generational fault lines that have emerged in recent decades among Jews in the United States toward Israel. It will assess the impact of Oct. 7, 2023 on those divisions and ask whether a new era in American Jewish attitudes toward Israel has begun — and if so, what it might portend.
Piano Recital of Outstanding Students from the Studio of Dr. Meir at ASU
Please Note: The event is free and on a first come, first served basis.
For more information on the Performance with a View Series visit the Tempe Center for the Arts website.