See what our graduate students are researching at Underrepresented Intellect: a research symposium for graduate students of color. All graduate students, faculty and staff are invited to attend, provide feedback and support speakers, and undergraduate students are welcome to attend to observe and learn about graduate research.
Community Outreach and Advocacy for Refugees, or COAR, is a student organization here at ASU that focuses on helping and supporting refugees in the area.
Welcome to the spring 2019 semester! As you settle into your classes, don’t forget about all the exciting things the Fulton Schools have to offer outside the classroom. See how you can customize your experience this semester whether you’re a new student, in your second semester or year, an upperclassman or a graduate student!
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Race to innovate with students at universities around the world in a 48-hour intensive design experience with Devils Invent: Invent for the Planet 2019. Solve high-impact, global problems simultaneously with more than 20 international universities beginning Friday, February 15, 2019. New groups will join the race to innovate as time travels across the world. Student teams will work on provided design challenges in local teams and will be encouraged to connect with teams across the globe as they come online.
This past summer the members of SEDS-ASU Rocketry Division were hard at work building a rocket for the annual Spaceport America Cup competition. This organization is a chapter of the international organization, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space or SEDS. This chapter was formed last February becoming an official Fulton Student Organization.
These students built a 10-foot rocket with more than 500 pounds of thrust to reach 10,000 feet in altitude and carry an 8.8-pound payload. With the help of a few industry sponsors as well as ASU’s very own KEEN Grant, the team was able to raise more than $15,000 to build the rocket and travel to New Mexico for the launch. The team also partnered with several non-profit veteran organizations including: Wings for Warriors, Team Overland and The Veterans Community Center. SEDS-ASU Rocketry Division advertised these organizations on their social media raising awareness for them as well as raising donations for their efforts.
Hear about the opportunities that ASU American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers Student Chapter can provide you for engineering internships, jobs, scholarships and more.
Come to our next meeting on Wednesday, November 14, 2018, where Dan Hahne will present on chilled beams.
Arizona State University needs your vote to win the People’s Choice Award for Bayer’s 2018 Alka Rocket Challenge!
Now through Friday, November 2, 2018, you can like their photo on Bayer’s Facebook page to vote for our Sun Devil Team!
Check out the Sun Devil Alka Rocketeers’ submission video.
Are you a machine learning or IoT develop wanting to learn how to better apply Amazon Web Services? Check out the DataPalooza DeepLens Workshop!
DataPalooza
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Noon–4 p.m.
Computing Commons 102, Tempe campus [map] ***New location!***
Were there ghosts in your code one time? Electrical issues you just couldn’t figure out? A haunted 3D printer? Cursed lab equipment? A project that just made you scream? Tell us about a time you had an engineering project go horribly wrong — and how you fixed it or what you learned — for a Fulton Schools Halloween feature.
Send in your story by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, October 21, 2018.
Engineer up some spooky decorations for the 8th Annual Fulton Schools Halloween Decorating Contest!
