Unsure what resources are out there for you as an engineering student? Wondering where you should start? Don’t worry, KEEN Entrepreneurial Catalysts (ECs) are here to help!

The Engineering Academic Integrity Office is now holding virtual ceremonies for students interested in being inducted into the Order of the Engineer or taking the Pledge of the Computing Professional. Graduating seniors, alumni and faculty of ABET-accredited programs are invited to participate. The registration deadline is Wednesday, April 15, 2020.

Join us for our second event of the semester, Drone Defense! Work with mentors from the Department of Homeland Security Center for Excellence and Boeing, to solve a problem statement. We’ll have all the tools you need to build something and will be giving out cash prizes to the top three finishers!

For more information, contact team captain Colton Sowers at cdsowers@asu.edu.

Humanity faces challenges that have never been faced before. To meet them, humanity must transform learning to embrace exploration of the unknown, not just mastery of what is known, at societal scale. Digital technologies are the key to realizing this potential, but to date most educational technology has focused on widening access to traditional mastery models of teaching and learning. This presentation will describe how the Center for Education Through Exploration at ASU is working with NASA and others to pioneer new approaches to meet this challenge.

The Center for Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics is proud to host Jordan Wiens, Founder and CEO of Vector 35, as part of the CDF Seminar Series.

Now that Fulton Schools Spring Career Fair days are over, it is time to conduct your interviews with potential employers. At the present time, you may be interviewing with a campus recruiter or you may be conducting your interviews with companies that you found via networking or job search websites. If you have landed an interview…CONGRATS! At this stage, you have already completed all the preliminary work (i.e., applied to the company with your well-written résumé, conducted research on the company and have also established your familiarity with the industry). The question you may be asking yourself is “What are my next steps?”

Need homework help over the weekend? Not a problem! Fulton Schools tutoring is available on weekends in ECG104! Check out the full list of weekend hours (at all four locations). Stop by and get the help you need when you want it.

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.

Instructions to find your portrait will be given at the studio.

The Fulton Schools are offering a special information session on FURI for international students. Join and learn how to get started, find research opportunities and more at furi.engineering.asu.edu.