Seminars, funding, mentorship, workshops, competitions and more — there’s always something going on at the Fulton Schools or the larger university community. Check out these opportunities and events.
The Fulton Schools will host four workshops this spring that new hires, probationary faculty, those considering submitting applications for promotion and tenure or promotion this next academic year, and faculty mentors are especially encouraged to attend.
Participate in the 2025 Global Environment Solutions Challenge with the theme of “Innovative Solutions to Plastic Pollution.” Teams of students worldwide are invited to participate and contribute to addressing the global challenge of plastic pollution.
Learn about careers in the semiconductor industry at the SEMI Professional Development Seminar.
This event offers a platform to engage with representatives from diverse companies and organizations, offering a gateway to explore exciting career prospects, gain insights into potential career trajectories and foster valuable professional connections in the space industry.
The Designing Actionable Solutions for a Secure Homeland, or DASSH, Student Design Challenge is your chance to tackle real-world homeland security challenges in a collaborative and innovative environment. This dynamic event will task participants to develop innovative solutions to real-world homeland security problems, focusing on securing the future while considering the evolving effects of artificial intelligence, or AI.
The Fulton Student Council is a voluntary leadership opportunity dedicated to student engagement, support and community-building. Members collaborate with the Student Success and Engagement office, advocate for student concerns and help direct activities.
Swing 4 SWE fosters connections that break down barriers and build a supportive network of allies. It’s an excellent opportunity to engage with our women engineering students and create meaningful relationships — all while enjoying the fun and camaraderie of golf.
Join the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks for the Macroscopic Ensemble Methods for Multi-robot Data Collection in Dynamic Environments seminar.
Would you like to connect with peers, gain new insights and refine your teaching strategies? Our Communities of Practice, or CoPs, are open to all members of the Fulton Schools community, and you can join at any time.
Cohort of Recently-hired Educators, or CORE, is a hands-on community of practice designed exclusively for new engineering faculty members at Arizona State University.
The Fulton Schools of Engineering Education Seminars, or SEEdS, is a monthly virtual speaker series previously known as the Teaching Community of Practice that invites all members of the Fulton Schools community to come together regularly to learn about and discuss topics related to engineering education.
Join the entire ASU community for the inaugural ASU Digital Health Summit on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. At the summit, you can present your work, connect with others and learn all that ASU is doing in the digital health space.
Join Arizona State University and fellow industry leaders for the third annual Space Summit on March 20, 2025, at the Omni Tempe Hotel, where you can explore Arizona’s dynamic space ecosystem.
This symposium will bring together key researchers and stakeholders from academia, industry and government to provide intellectually stimulating and forward-looking insights on efforts and challenges in addressing this important goal of reaching net-zero emissions.
The ASU Center for Clean Energy Materials, or CCEM, was established through funding by the U.S. Department of Energy to create the capabilities and know-how to accelerate research and development in the production, processing, use and recycling of critical minerals for batteries. CCEM will strengthen the domestic clean energy materials supply chain through science and…