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The African-American Read-In invites you to read aloud an excerpt from your favorite black writer, or come and listen to pieces by some of America's greatest writers and orators.
Sponsored by the National Council of the Teachers of English and hosted locally by Writing Programs in the Department of English at Arizona State University, this event celebrates the contributions of African-American authors and the history of black literacy.
You can learn more about the read-in on the NCTE website.
This workshop provides you with the powerful tools and strategies that will help turn around Negaholism in others and yourself. Learn to transform negative attitudes into positive behaviors.
"Solving the problem of conflict in large-scale cooperative systems"
Supported by: The Center for Social Dynamics and Complexity and the Department of Psychology, College of LIberal Arts and Sciences
This recital has been cancelled.
Hear the jazz stars of tomorrow perform today, on Feb. 15, 2017.
The ASU Council for Arabic and Islamic Studies and the Arabic Studies Program would like to invite you and your networks to our Spring 2017 Arabic Film and Poetry Series.
Monday, Jan. 23: Classical Arabic Poetry
Language and Literature Building room 102, Tempe campus
Wednesday, Feb. 15: Film: "Al-Maseer (Destiny)
Language and Literature Building room 13
The story is set in the 12th century in Arab-ruled Spanish province Andalusia, where famed philosopher Averroes would be the most important commentor on Aristotle.
Produce On Wheels - With Out Waste (P.O.W.W.O.W.) disperses 10 million lbs. of fresh rescued produce annually to communities at various sites throughout Southern Arizona and the Metropolitan Tucson and Phoenix service areas. Contribute $10 to shop for up to 60 lbs. of fresh produce for your family or to share with neighbors, friends, or someone who's in need.
Distribution of produce will take place in the ASU West campus North Parking Lots by students from Changemaker Central.
The ASU Police Department will be at Casa De Oro talking about crime prevention resources. Officers will answer questions about using your elbows, fists, knees and feet to defend yourself, and what to expect when you engage in physical contact.
Learn more about the ASU PD R.A.D. program.
The third speaker of this spring's seminar series, Marco Martinez, assistant professor of mathematics at North Central College, will present his lecture: "Optimal Control for Management of an Invasive Species."
