The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering programs in the United States. Find events and opportunities exclusively for Fulton Schools faculty and staff members.
Are you looking for undergraduate students to join your lab? The Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative, or FURI, invites all Fulton Schools faculty to mentor students on semester-long funded research projects, showcased at the semiannual Fulton Forge Student Research Expo.
Join Fulton Schools faculty members as they present highlights from The Science and Practice of Team Science (2025) and reflect on developments and share locally based approaches to improving team science at ASU.
ASU students, faculty and researchers are invited to attend an insightful session on scholarly communication and publishing, with a focus on opportunities with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or IEEE.
The Kern Family Foundation provides each KEEN institutional partner, including ASU, with golden tickets for five people to attend the annual conference at no cost.
Join the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks as they host Binil Starly, school director and professor, for a seminar on the Digital Design and Manufacturing Challenge.
Get ready to show your spooky spirit in the 2025 Fulton Schools Halloween Competition. Register your team by Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025, to join the annual event.
Join Dean Kyle Squires and the Inclusive Excellence Faculty Advisory Council (IFAC) at the Mosaic Forum, which celebrates the Mosaic Award nominees and honors this year’s recipients: Sarah Stabenfeldt (SBHSE) and Steven Osburn (ASA).
Interested in learning about GCSP? Attend an info session, meet our faculty directors and learn more about the Grand Challenges and what it means to be a part of the GCSP community.
This seminar will explore how short, low-stakes writing can deepen learning in engineering classrooms — sparking curiosity, building connections across content and helping students create value in their learning.
Nature Masterclasses on-demand are now freely available to all faculty, staff and students at ASU thanks to the Fulton Schools Office of Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, or ORIEN, and the ASU Graduate College. Nature Masterclasses offer professional development training for researchers through online courses and workshops.
Volunteers will be asked to explore the tool throughout a three-month trial, attend a short training session or book a one-on-one with a ProQuest trainer, and complete a brief post-trial feedback survey. ProQuest instructors will provide priority training shortly after the trial begins.
This fall, Fulton Schools students will have the opportunity to engage with leading employers who are actively recruiting for internship and full-time positions. These visits provide valuable insight into career pathways and industry trends while allowing students to network directly with recruiters.
Don’t miss Semiconductor Day at ASU to learn about career opportunities in one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. Meet leading companies, hear from professionals shaping the future of microelectronics and discover pathways to internships and jobs.
With the new semester underway, the Fulton Schools Learning and Teaching Hub invites you to explore an expanded collection of On-Demand Modules with topics related to flipped and active learning.
At this Mentorship 360 workshop, you will learn about and practice using evidence-based tools — derived from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2019 report on the Science of Effective Mentorship in STEMM — that support effective mentorship practices you can employ with students at all levels and postdoctoral scholars.