Get ready to jump-start your Fulton Schools experience — your E2 session is just around the corner. It’s going to be so much fun!

Before you show up to check in, make sure you’ve checked these items off your to-do list:

• If you haven’t already, what are you waiting for? Register for E2.
• Pack your bags! We have a suggested packing list.
• Learn more about E2.

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering is passionate about supporting Fulton Student Organizations. In order to better gauge who we’re serving within which organizations, we need your help! If you’re involved in a Fulton Student Organization, please take five minutes to tell us which group(s) you’re a part of.

Respond to the survey by Thursday, September 13 by noon.

The information you provide in this survey will be used for:

• Determining if Fulton Student Organizations meet the membership requirement for student organizations to maintain Fulton Student Organization status and apply for Dean’s Funding
• How the organization will earn their Dean’s Funding points.
• Be in the know about FSO news and opportunities
• Identifying the demographics of the FSO student body
• Help FSO officers better track their members

Thank you for responding!

Got questions? Contact fso@asu.edu.

Download the flier for more information.

Did you know: Fulton Schools undergraduate students play ASU Intramural Sports for free?

Get active, have fun, make friends and break-out a sweat with ASU Intramural Sports!

Check out a flag football division just for Fulton Schools students Sundays at 8 a.m.

7v7 Flag Football
Registration deadline: Thursday, August 23
League starts: Sunday, August 26

Indoor Volleyball
Registration deadline: Tuesday, August 28
League starts: Tuesday, September 4

5v5 Indoor Soccer
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, August 28
League starts: Tuesday, September 4

3v3 Basketball
Registration deadline: Tuesday, August 28
League starts: Tuesday, September 4

Download the flier more full list of intramural sports and deadlines.

Questions? Contact us at (480) 965-8900 or asuintramurals@gmail.com.

America’s health care system is far too complex, costly and fragmented to continue business as usual. A potential solution lies in the proposed “Learning Health System” to capture, assess and translate lessons from each care experience. But more research into this system is needed, and that’s where you come in.

Engage in an experiential, interdisciplinary Vertically Integrated Project (VIP) initiative to work in research and development teams to identify and evaluate challenges, then design and test novel health tools and strategies (such as apps, software or other projects) as potential health care solutions using a lean startup approach.

Picture this: It is the year 2043, 25 years in the future. You are faculty, dean, chair, provost or president at your dream university. How has engineering education changed?

For its 125th Anniversary Celebration, the American Society of Engineering Education is asking you to create a video that shows what engineering education will look like. The winning video will be shown at the 2019 ASEE Annual Conference in Tampa, Florida, and the winning team will win a trip to the conference and $3,000!

To win, undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral students should submit a 90-second video where you creatively explore these questions:

•      What does engineering education look like?
•      What changes have been implemented?
•      What does the student body look like? How are classes taught?

Register by Saturday, December 1, 2018. Your video must be submitted by Friday, February 1, 2019.

Questions? Contact Katie Carroll at k.carroll@asee.org.

Welcome to our first-year and newest transfer students! The Fulton Schools Career Center professional staff and our team of undergraduate and graduate peer career coaches are looking forward to meeting you and working with you.

Bonus tips for those who are experiencing our weather for the first time:

1. Stay hydrated! I am sure that everyone is telling you this. We are serious. Drink lots of water and carry it with you.
2. The best way to get from one place to another is not necessarily the most direct route. Look for shade and walk through air-conditioned buildings whenever possible.
3. This is only temporary. Gorgeous weather will be here soon.

Welcome back to all of our returning students! We missed you. We are looking forward to hearing about your most recent accomplishments when we help you to update your resumes.

Initially, all of you are going to be busy adjusting to new schedules, classes and professors. The fall recruiting season will be here before you know it. Campus recruiters are already posting positions in Handshake and making plans to visit campus.

The Fulton Schools Fall Career Fair will take place on September 25, 26 and 27. Rapid resume reviews by employers will take place on three Friday afternoons: September 7, 14 and 21. We are still finalizing our schedule of presentations and office hours. I will be sharing more information with you in the near future.
Have fun reconnecting with your friends and making new ones. Plan to come and see us soon!

Joyce Donahue is a career counselor in the Fulton Schools Career Center. She is a Certified Career Counselor through the National Career Development Association.

If you’re interested in seeing your organization reach new heights this year, register to attend the Fall 2018 Fulton Student Organization Leadership Retreat! Each registered Fulton Student Organization is invited to send two to three representatives to this event to maintain and maximize their FSO standing.

Do you like cars, engineering, racing and anything else with an engine?

Stop by our first general club meeting to learn about Sun Devil Motorsports!

Our team designs and builds a race car from scratch and competes against teams from around the world. If you want to put your education to use by building a real race car, this is the place for you!

Sun Devil Motorsports General Meeting
Friday, August 17, 2018
6 p.m.
John W. Schwada Building (SCOB) 152, Tempe campus [map]

Learn more about Sun Devil Motorsports. 

Looking for a student job? Become a math tutor for the Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program!

As an Academic Year Tutor, you will tutor previous JBMSHP participants in topics ranging from pre-calculus to upper division math, physics, chemistry and potentially engineering courses. They are looking for someone to work 10–15 hours per week.

If you are in good academic standing, sophomore status or above, have passed MAT 170 through MAT 275 and have prior tutoring or teaching experienced, you might be an ideal candidate! Find the full qualifications through the ASU Student Employment portal search, with the Req ID 43145BR.

Interested? Apply by Sunday, August 19, 2018, through the Student Employment portal with your resume, cover letter and three references. Then, send your unofficial transcript to Ciera Duran at crduran@asu.edu.

Students are often confused when asked in an interview to “tell me about a time when you failed.” They ask me, “What do they want to know? What am I supposed to tell them? I don’t want anyone to think of me as a failure!”