Welcome to the Fulton Schools! We have a host of events lined up to help orient you to your major, help you get involved in student orgs and find resources to help you be successful at ASU.
Check out the schedule of events below, or find more information about the Fulton Schools Fall Welcome events and ASU Welcome Week events.
All ASU Venture Devils and aspiring entrepreneurs are encouraged to register for the free Summer Startup Bootcamp.
The ASASU Council of Presidents is accepting applications for student positions on many university boards and committees across all campuses.
Review a list of available positions and apply online!
Both undergraduate and graduate students from all ASU campuses are encouraged to apply. Supplemental application materials (résumé/unofficial transcripts) must be submitted to dan.ashlock@asu.edu.
There is a shortage of students able to serve on the University Hearing Board during the summer – if that interests you please consider applying.
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until all positions are filled.
Are you looking for volunteer opportunities for your organization? Are you still in need of dean’s funding points? Please consider volunteering on behalf of your org and feel free to share this with your networks.
Join us for the final event of this series for the spring 2019 semester! Dennis Bonilla, chief technology officer for Baltu Studios, will give a guest lecture “Learn to not fear the dragon: using AR/VR to understand complex problems,” on Tuesday, April 17, 2019!
The Fulton Schools Maroon team competes in the 2019 ASU Academic Bowl. Photo courtesy of Melissa Stine
Fulton Schools students put their heads together and earned second place in the 2019 Arizona State University Academic Bowl. The Maroon team students — Kai Yin, a computer science junior; Geoffrey Wong, a computer science senior; Kyle Xue, a double-major biomedical engineering and computer science junior; Jack Fleitman, a computer science senior; Colton Sowers, a computer science senior; and Brian Kozik, a computer science junior and captain of the team — will split $10,000 in scholarship money.
In classic College Bowl style, the ASU Academic Bowl pits teams of four against each other in lightning-fast question and answer rounds for trivia in political science, pop culture and everything in between. Top teams earn scholarship money and bragging rights.
SKY (a meditation club at ASU) is holding a meditation/self-growth workshop called the Happiness Workshop from Friday, April 5 to Sunday, April 7, 2019. This is a three day workshop that teaches a person the healing art of meditation, centering breathing techniques and tools to reduce stress in one’s everyday life.
Science Olympiad is a National Science, Technology, Engineering and Math program that allows students to apply what they know in a competitions that take place in multiple locations on campus. Volunteer today to make the event a success on Saturday, April 6, 2019!
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me cheer on the two Fulton Schools teams competing in the 2019 Academic Bowl as they compete to win scholarship prizes and bragging rights!
On Tuesday, March 26, 2019, the Fulton Schools Maroon Team defeated the ASU School of Sustainability and twice defeated the ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, so far going 3-0. The Maroon Team moves onto the final rounds on Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Fulton Schools Gold team competes in their opening round of the Academic Bowl on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. First, they’ll face off with the ASU Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
2019 Academic Bowl
Opening rounds: Tuesday, March 26 and Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Semi-final and final rounds: Thursday, March 28, 2019
Student Pavilion (STPV) Senita Ballroom, Tempe campus [map]
Find the schedule and more at the ASU Academic Bowl website.
