The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering is dedicated to inclusive excellence as a core value. Find opportunities that promote inclusive excellence in STEM.
Whether you’re designing your first prototype, running simulations for your thesis or building something with your capstone team, your work and your perspective can SEA Change invites the ASU community to the 5th annual STEM Inclusion Summit on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. in the Senita Ballroom at the Student Pavilion on the…
Nominations are now open for the Building Inclusion and Leadership in Disability, or BUILD, Award, which recognizes disability inclusion in action. This award honors ASU faculty members, staff, academic professionals and groups whose work advances accessibility, belonging, leadership and meaningful participation across the university. Eligible impact may include teaching, research, service, mentoring, program development, accessibility…
BRIDGE to STEM is a pilot program at ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering designed for first-generation engineering students.
Arizona State University is hosting 17 students from Egypt through the Center of Excellence for Energy. Funded with the support of the American people through the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID, the center aims to support Egypt in reaching its target of 42% renewable energy by 2035.
Engineering Assistant Professor Kenan Song was awarded a $50,000 ASU Women and Philanthropy grant for a new project to design and manufacture biodegradable tissue scaffolds to cure pelvic organ prolapse in women. Song and his students in the Advanced Materials Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory, or AMAML, will work with physicians at Mayo Clinic to conduct this research with the overall goal of ensuring…
According to the National Academies, only one in seven doctorates in engineering are obtained by underrepresented groups including African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans. Research shows that several factors contribute to this disparity, but there haven’t been adequate resources available to support systemic change within academic institutions. Now, a new National Science Foundation grant will help uncover how…
The Diversity and Inclusion Initiative (DII@FSE) Task Force selected five awardees to receive funding under the DII@FSE Seed Funding Program.
Last year, in January 2019, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering launched a new initiative focusing on diversity and inclusion — DII@FSE — intended to dedicate focus to a topic that is a core value to the Fulton Schools and ASU as exemplified in the university charter. As part of the launch, a task force of…