The School of Music and the International Women's Brass Conference presents the Monarch Brass Ensemble for the final International Women's Brass Conference concert.

In the tradition of the highest artistic levels of brass playing, Monarch Brass was founded by Susan Slaughter, retired principal trumpet of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. This musical 'dream team' has and continues to represent the very best women brass soloists, orchestral, and premiere military band players throughout North America and Europe.

The School of Music and the International Women's Brass Conference presents Women in Jazz. Enjoy an evening of jazz music, featuring women jazz performers and music by women composers. Soloists trumpeter Jami Dauber from "DIVA", bass trombonist Jennifer Wharton with the Trombone Jazz Quartet, and trombonist Jen Krupa, are joined by the Arizona State University Faculty Jazz Trio, Michael Kocour (piano), Dwight Kilian (bass), and Dom Moio (drums).

The ASU Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certificate program consists of six hours of interactive in-person instruction covering the quality tools and concepts of Lean and Six Sigma. Instructors will facilitate collaborative sessions that empower individuals with six tools that can be immediately deployed in their work areas.

Additionally, instructors will work with participants throughout the program to ensure each participant obtains a solid understanding of the material that can be applied to their unique organizational challenges.

The School of Film, Dance and Theatre’s Industry/Motion dance clinic includes master classes, professional development seminars and practical, real-world advice for emerging professionals. The two-day clinic will be taught by Los Angeles dance industry professionals James Alsop, YNOT and Chisa Yamaguchi. Alsop has worked with artists such as Beyonce, Lady GaGa, Kelly Rowland, Janelle Monae, Wayne Brady and many more.

The School of Music and the International Women's Brass Conference presents the Athena Brass Band, the first all-female brass band in the United States, named after Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom.

Take charge and learn how to use your annual performance review as a development tool. This workshop will help you to prepare for your performance evaluation and take a more active role in the process.

Feel free to bring your lunch.

The School of Music and the International Women's Brass Conference presents Tempe Winds conducted by Mike Willson and the Phoenix Brass Collective with featured soloists  Rose French, Brianne Borden and Gail Robertson.  

As part of Arizona State University’s partnership with artist James Turrell on Roden Crater, a large-scale art installation of light and perception in northern Arizona, 60 students in Herberger Institute field labs got the chance to visit the site. The students, many of whom called the experience transformative, created an array of work, including sound installations, textile art, photography, literature, paintings and more, to reflect on and explore what they experienced. Now you can see some of this work in a special exhibition on ASU’s Tempe campus.

The ASU Postdoctoral Affairs Office and the ASU Graduate College are excited to present the first annual ASU Postdoc Career Conference. The one-day conference will bring together postdoctoral scholars and fellows to learn, network, and collaborate on topics related to job candidacy and competitiveness. This conference is designed to help our Arizona postdocs to be the most prepared and the most competitive candidates on the market. Postdocs, research scientists, and final-year PhD students are encouraged to attend.