Attend our new career series Advice from a Technical Manager on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. (MST — Arizona Time) during summer. Each week a different manager will provide advice on getting hired for the job you want and answering your questions on this topic.
Attend our new career series Advice from a Technical Manager on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. (MST — Arizona Time) during summer. Each week a different manager will provide advice on getting hired for the job you want and answering your questions on this topic.
Engineers and scientists around the globe launch high-tech companies to move their ideas to the market. This three-credit courses are designed specifically for engineers and will take place during B Session this summer.
Every year, O4U hosts a weekend-long professional development conference for high achieving, high potential LGBTQ+ undergraduate students who are studying engineering or interested in going into engineering. Despite the unprecedented change and immense uncertainty due to COVID-19, O4U remains committed to its mission while recognizing the safety and well-being of each and every student remains of utmost importance. As such, O4U has made the difficult decision to host all of our 2020 conferences virtually.
Do you want an edge in your future career? Do you want to make an impact? Come learn tips and tricks from the pros to advance your career, life and ideas — and make it happen. Featuring a short talk, Leveraging Industrial Design in Your Life by Dean Bacalzo, a serial entrepreneur and a faculty member within ASU’s Industrial Design program.
Not sure what to do this summer? Join EPICS, an award winning program at ASU, to design, build, test and implement solutions in the community. Join a team of students and choose which real-world project you want to solve. Projects range from solar panel systems, water purification, COVID-19 solutions and designing toys for the animals at the Phoenix Zoo.
Enroll in EPICS: FSE 294 and work on projects this summer, helping the community and building your resume! Learn about the 50 other projects in the program!
Are you interested in entrepreneurship, but don’t know where to start? Are you considering a new idea, product, service or invention and need some early-stage guidance? Or, are you just a fan of entrepreneurial thinking and want to be around like minded Devils? If so, apply to the inaugural summer preSeed cohort and we’ll dive in together. 
ASU Venture Devils aims to catalyze the entrepreneurial success of founders by connecting them with Venture Mentors who provide dedicated startup support. Accepted founders also receive direct access to ASU seed funding opportunities, training and development offerings and more.
I’d like to commend you all for making the transition to remote delivery. As we enter the fourth week of social distancing, the faculty and staff remain fully committed to your academic success and well-being. Many support programs that you have come to rely on are still available — our tutoring center, career center and advisors are all operational and online.
While many things have changed around us, some things have not. We are proud of how faculty, staff and students have come together as a community. Please continue to support each other and uphold our code of conduct. Now is the time for all of us to step up as Sun Devils and professionals in the engineering, construction and technology fields we aspire to enter.
While you may not be able to interact in person, please stay connected to your faculty and advisors. Remember we are “better together apart” right now.
Stay safe, stay healthy and Go Devils!
Kyle Squires
Dean, Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
James Collofello
Vice Dean, Academic and Student Affairs
