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.     

In this full-day workshop, participants will have the unique opportunity to address compelling social challenges by designing humanities teaching modules for non-humanities disciplines, as well as to pitch ideas for real-time feedback from an expert panel. The workshop is open to humanities graduate students from around the university as well as to recent graduates.

Participation is free but registration is required.

About the keynote speaker

Leadership in the New American University’s Supervisor Development Program is for new and current ASU supervisors. Participants of the multiday program learn how to develop an effective team, manage optimal performance and maintain a positive work culture.

Applications are accepted March 27 through April 17 for the summer 2019 series.  Any ASU full-time faculty or staff can apply for this program. Participants must attend all days.

Program schedule

Compassion fatigue is an occupational hazard, which means that almost everyone who cares for patients or clients will eventually develop some measure of fatigue. Learn from Denise Beagley how to identify risk and resiliency factors essential to caring for one’s own health while providing professional care to others. Beagley, is the manager of Clinical Initiatives and Training at ASU's Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy. 

Produce on Wheels Without Waste disperses 10 million pounds of fresh, rescued produce annually to communities at various sites throughout southern Arizona and the metropolitan Tucson and Phoenix service areas.

Contribute $12 to shop for up to 70 pounds of fresh produce for your family or to share with neighbors, friends or someone in need.

Distribution of produce will take place at the ASU Tempe campus on Lot 59, which is located directly east of Wells Fargo Arena.