The Fulton Ambassador Application is now live!
Fulton Ambassadors is a paraprofessional organization made of high-caliber students in the Fulton Schools who love to spread their passion for and knowledge of the Fulton Schools.
Celebrate a tradition-filled weekend packed with fun activities for all Sun Devils: Family Weekend 2018 is almost here!
You can help make Family Weekend a success by volunteering as an individual or as a group!
At the Fulton Schools, you have many opportunities to get involved outside of the classroom. Meet new friends, conduct research, find your inner entrepreneur, help your peers, introduce new generations to the joys of engineering and, above all, have fun! Here are six of ways to customize your experience.
Registered Fulton Student Organizations are eligible to apply for Fall 2018-Spring 2019 Dean’s Funding by noon on September 12, 2018 for funding to support your organization’s activities that meet the IRA’S standard, and get more connected to the Fulton Schools community.
Student organizations are encouraged to apply for funding for events, projects, and/or activities that meet the IRA Standard:
Proposals must be reviewed and signed by your faculty/staff advisor.
Organizations who have questions about the Dean’s Funding process that are not answered on the Dean’s Funding page are encouraged to contact Cortney Loui, coordinator-student engagement, by making an appointment.
Are you interested in shaping the next generation of female engineers? Join the Fulton Schools K12 Engineering Education and Outreach team at the 2018 Girls Make-A-Thon event for high school students!
Submit a proposal to facilitate a 40-minute workshop, panel or presentation for the participants. Submissions should be engaging and interactive, have a focus on building a career in an engineering field or teach an engineering skill.
Submit your proposal by Friday, September 14, 2018
We are looking for ASU volunteers for the entire day. Girls Make-A-Thon will be Saturday, October 20, 2018. from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Shifts are available and breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Volunteer at Girls Make-A-Thon
Saturday, October 20, 2018
9 a.m–4 p.m.
Memorial Union (MU) Turquoise Ballroom 220, Tempe campus [map]
Sign up to volunteer
If you have any questions, email Brittney Martin at Brittney.Martin@asu.edu.
Being a Fulton Schools student doesn’t mean “all work and no play.” Our traditional ceremonial symbol is the lightsaber, so you know we try not to take things too seriously! We hope that in addition to all of your studying, you will take some time to have fun. First-year students already experienced E2, our traditional welcome weekend extravaganza. And hopefully, you know that we wear gold on Fridays. Here are a few of our other traditions you shouldn’t miss out on.
As you progress through your studies at the Fulton Schools, you have more opportunities to help your peers in a variety of leadership positions and to inspire future Sun Devil engineers and technologists as community ambassadors.
Community Outreach and Advocacy for Refugees is a student organization that supports refugees in the area. We tutor refugee elementary school students at Crockett Elementary School.
These children often fall behind and need extra help, and so we work with the teachers of Crockett to provide personalized tutoring!
If you are interested in joining please fill out the application by Friday, August 31, 2018.
Tutor with COAR
Tuesdays and Thursdays
3:15–4 p.m.
501 N. 36th St, Phoenix, AZ 85008
Looking for more information? Email us at asucoar@gmail.com.
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 for more information
In recent years, there has been an increased interest in space exploration mostly because of Elon Musk and his company SpaceX. The launching of the Falcon Heavy and Starman into space was something millions of people tuned in to watch live.
Due to this interest and the BASE 11 Space Challenge, HELIOS Rocketry was founded.
The Base 11 Space Challenge is a $1 million+ prize for the first student-led team to design, test and launch a liquid-propelled, single stage rocket to an altitude of 100 kilometers (The Karman Line) by December 30, 2021.
Helios Rocketry is a team formed in response to this challenge and we are currently looking to add more members to our team!
