Calling all spring 2018 graduates: We need your help! Tell us how you will change the world and be included in the Fulton Schools Spring 2018 Convocation video.

Help us enhance the undergraduate student experience in the Fulton Schools of Engineering by completing this five-minute survey.

Upon completion of the survey, you will be entered in a drawing for one of 40 $25 gift certificates!

Your responses will help us identify enhancements to the FSE student experience to prepare students for success in their chosen profession. 

Congratulations to our graduating students! You have accomplished your goal of completing your bachelor’s degree and will enter your chosen profession. To those of you still working on your goal, congratulations on making it one semester closer! 

Learn how to improve study skills, understand course material, get homework assistance and other additional support for key gateway courses at Success Nights @ Tooker House.

All Fulton Schools students are welcome to attend, whether you live in Tooker House or not. This is a free, student-led program with support from the Fulton Schools Tutoring Centers that offers comprehensive academic support to students in early key Fulton Schools courses. Check out the Tooker House Spring 2018 schedule for course assistance in new areas, including BME and MAE courses.

The National Science Foundation funds a large number of research opportunities for undergraduate students like you through its REU Sites program.

An REU Site consists of a group of 10 or so undergraduates who work in the research programs of the host institution. You are associated with a specific research project where you work closely with the faculty and other researchers.

Did you know you can use Handshake to search job opportunities and internships, upload your résumés for recruiting employers to view, schedule on-campus interviews and see who’s recruiting at engineering career events throughout the year? If you’re not taking advantage of this resource, register for Handshake today.

This is the last week of the semester. Final exams are next week. It is time to wrap up all of the hard work you have been doing since January.

If you have not yet secured a job after graduation or a summer internship, this is not the time to worry about it!

Join us as we dive into deep learning for our last workshop of the year! This event follows our Intro to Python and TensorFlow workshop. However, if you did not attend last month’s workshop, please still feel free to attend! Minimal knowledge of Python is encouraged (but not required). As always, bring a laptop to follow along… we will be building a neural net!

Download the flier for more information.

All Fulton Schools students are invited to a day created to help you succeed in your job or internship search. Network with peers, receive advice at panels and learn about new job/internship seeking tools.  Stay the whole day, or just for your favorite panel!

Polytechnic students: check the summer shuttle schedule and take the Gold line to Tempe for this can’t-miss event.

Job and Internship Seekers’ Career Conference
Friday, May 15, 2018
Memorial Union (MU) Turquoise Ballroom 220, Tempe campus [map]

Don’t let that dream job or internship pass you by! Now’s the time to perfect your resume and sharpen your interview skills. Head over to Handshake and make your career coaching appointments now.

As an ASU student, you have exclusive access to a great new job designed to help pay for college! Arizona State University has partnered with Education at Work, a nonprofit organization, to hire over 300 students this summer to work with partners like Discover!

Download the flier for more information.

Create a team for a competition like no other!

In this exciting full-day event, teams will race against the clock to design, build and test an overcomplicated chain-reaction machine from a provided box of miscellaneous items that will “grow a cactus.” Participants will apply Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) concepts as they piece together creative solutions, constrained only by time and materials.

Arizona State University Research Computing is hosting a free, two-day Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) Big Data hands-on workshop for students, faculty members and staff May 1–2, 2018.

Attendees will leave with a working knowledge of how to leverage Apache’s Hadoop or Spark frameworks to process and store extremely large data sets that could run on either XSEDE’s and/or ASU’s high-performance computing environments.

We need your help! Tell us how you will change the world and be included in the Fulton Schools Spring 2018 Convocation video.

Bring your superpowers and alter ego.

Monday, April 23, 2018
Noon–4 p.m.
Engineering Center G-Wing (ECG) Patio, Tempe campus [map]

Plan to be on camera for 2–5 minutes, interviews will be a first come first serve. Wear your favorite ASU or Fulton Schools gear — it’s what all the superheroes are doing.

With great power comes great opportunities!

Can’t join us on April 23, 2018? Watch Inner Circle for details on how to record your own video and send it to us.