What started as a gesture of assistance and caring has turned into a real-world experience and a life lesson for ASU School of Global Management and Leadership students.
As ASU students ponder career choices, the West campus "Career Fest" on October 9 is chance to meet and speak with recruiters from companies and organizations across the country.
The chance to discuss and learn more about religious differences and how they shape our world is offered Nov. 13 at ASU's West campus in an expert-panel format titled, "Religious Diversity and Public Discourse."
Owen Anderson, an assistant professor in ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, has written book he says is for "anyone interested in questions about religious belief in the modern world."
Irish artists' reflections on century-old photographs of American Indian life in Arizona form the basis of the "Response" exhibition, Oct. 1-23 at ASU's West campus.
ASU's College of Teacher Education and Leadership has earned a $3.7-million grant to provide school leadership training to nine high-poverty school districts around the state.
Fall 2008 educational offerings from ASU's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute will span the Valley from Sun City Grand in the northwest to ASU’s Polytechnic campus in the southeast.
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