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Webinar: Does Geospatial AI Promise an Ethical Future for Spatial Analytics? Learn more February 8
ASU’s Spatial Analysis Research Center, or SPARC, in partnership with the American Association of Geographers, invites you to a webinar on Tuesday, February 8, 2022, to explore conversations over the ethical issues that arise in geographic research, particularly Geospatial Artificial Intelligence. Does GeoAI Promise an Ethical Future for Spatial Analytics?Tuesday, February 8, 20228–10:30 a.m.Register to attend…
Learn how to become a Certified Spark Facilitator and get course credit this spring!
Starting Spring 2022, we are offering the ASU Spark Method Certification course as a 1-credit course (Session B) for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in becoming conversation designers and getting certified as Spark facilitators. In its simplest form, the ASU Spark Method™ Spark is a conversational design tool that allows teams to quickly move from…
Check out the ASU Digital Equity Student Jam, February 4–5
On Thursday, ASU President Crow and Tami Erwin, Executive Vice President and CEO of Verizon Business, announced a new partnership to bring Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband to the university. Telehealth, remote farming, XR learning and digital equity are among the leading concepts enhanced by the 5G network Verizon is bringing to the university. As an ASU student,…
Attend the next Frank Rhodes Lecture: The Human Resource Curse, January 20
Learn how meritocracy has become the biggest obstacle to equality of opportunity in the United States today in this lecture based on the vast experience and research of Yale Law School Professor Daniel Markovits. ASU President Michael Crow will give a special introduction and the lecture will be moderated by Minu Ipe, managing director and…
Join ASU’s iGEM team
Are you looking for a summer research/learning opportunity? Consider joining ASU’s iGEM team! iGEM — International Genetically Engineered Machine — is a globally recognized synthetic biology competition that is highly interdisciplinary and relies on the combined efforts of many students from different backgrounds in order to produce a thorough and well-rounded project. Last year’s team…
Join us at International Night 2021, November 19
It’s time to celebrate our differences at International Night 2021, hosted by the Coalition of International Students. International Night 2021Friday, November 19, 20216–9 p.m.Sun Devil Fitness Complex (SDFCT) field, Tempe campus [map]Learn more and sign up to attend With representatives from over 136 countries, it’s a guarantee that you’ll learn something and experience something new…
Apply to Venture Devils and turn your idea into reality — deadline January 2
All ASU students, faculty, staff, alumni and community entrepreneurs with an affiliation to ASU are encouraged to apply to Venture Devils! Venture Devils empowers the entrepreneurial success of founders by connecting them with Venture Mentors who provide personalized support. Accepted founders also receive direct access to ASU seed funding opportunities, training and development offerings and…
Attend the ASU Law Admissions Information Event with the Environmental Law Society, November 19
Download the flyer. Did you know you can pursue a career in environmental law, sustainability law or environmental justice law? ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law has one of the nation’s leading programs in environmental law. The law school’s Environmental Law Society would like to welcome you to an information session at the law…
Work on InnovationSpace projects in three Spring 2022 courses
InnovationSpace is a transformative experience, where students in all majors build the skills of the future and develop their capacity for collaboration and innovation as they produce extraordinary projects. They are looking for passionate, motivated students in all majors who want to do work that matters. This spring semester InnovationSpace has four projects going in three…