The Class of 2018 did an excellent job of engineering their mortarboards and hardhats at the Spring 2018 Fulton Schools Convocation ceremony! So many of you put in a lot of hard work, making it difficult to narrow it down to our top three.
And the winners are…
You have all worked very hard this semester. As you get closer to finals, we’re getting ready to recognize the achievements of everyone in the Class of 2018 at the Fulton Schools Convocation ceremonies!
On Friday, April 27, 201850 capstone project teams will present their culminating projects, including some of your fellow online students. Join us in person or via the live stream to see what our spring 2018 graduating electrical engineering students have been working on. Join us at the Engineering Center Patio from 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. or watch the live stream!
Watch a message from Professor Michael Kozicki, who is also the coordinator for the capstone course.
Check out creative solutions to real-world problems this Friday, April 27, 2018!
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.
SOAR is the Student Organization Awards and Recognition Ceremony, designed to recognize the accomplishments of Fulton Student Organizations for the 2017–2018 academic year! Join us to celebrate student organization excellence at the SOAR Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, April 25, 2018.
The Fulton Schools Maroon team faces the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Gold team at the ASU Academic Bowl. Image source: twitter.com/ASUAcademicBowl
The Fulton Schools Maroon and Gold Academic Bowl teams took home first and second place last night, earning around $35,000 in scholarship funding.
The final four teams came down to the two Fulton Schools teams, W. P. Carey School of Business Maroon and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Gold.
First place and around $24,000 in scholarship funding went to the Fulton Schools Maroon Team — Kai Yin, computer science; Peter Reniewicki, computer science; Bryan Ugaz, materials science and engineering; Allan Garry, aerospace engineering; and Enoch Kim, computer science engineering.
The Fulton Schools Gold team — Arielle Matthews, professional flight; Brian Wohlers, engineering; Kyle Xue, biomedical engineering; Geoffrey Wong, computer science, and Brian Kozik, computer science — earned second place and around $10,000 in scholarship funding.
Show your support for fellow Sun Devils by volunteering for Innovation Showcase!
Innovation Showcase is a massive exhibit of student-produced projects, demonstrating how Polytechnic School students from the Fulton Schools solve real-world problems with innovative and imaginative solutions.
We provide free professional portraits to all Fulton Schools students and staff. These photos can be used for LinkedIn profiles, FURI student abstracts, news stories, student organization directories or the ASU iSearch directory.
Take advantage of open hours to update your professional portraits — no appointment necessary. Wear business attire; neutral colors are best — avoid stripes or patterns. Black and other dark colors are fine.
Please bring your Sun Card or have your ASU ID number ready.
Download the flier
The Fulton Schools Career Center invites you to celebrate its 10-year anniversary Diamond Celebration Open House to meet the staff, learn about career resources and enjoy light appetizers!
Fulton Schools Career Center Diamond Celebration Open House
Friday, March 23, 2018
3–5 p.m.
Centerpoint (CTRPT) Building A Suite 107, Tempe campus [map]
