Innovation and excellence
SEE the bigger engineering picture
High school juniors and seniors, including students from migrant communities, learn about engineering disciplines and the college experience at SEE@ASU
Walking with coffee is a little-understood feat of physics
Understanding the physics behind natural processes provides new applications for soft robotics, manufacturing automation
Stem cells help untangle Alzheimer’s, other disease origins
“Our hope is that, with this model system, we will not only understand the disease but also design and test more effective therapies.” – David Brafman
Engineering students still learning from collapse of World Trade Center
Looking back helps today’s engineers prevent future structural failures
COVID-19 information
Read Convergence
Discover stories of innovation, sustainability and technological advances in Convergence, the annual magazine of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Walking with coffee is a little-understood feat of physics
Understanding the physics behind natural processes provides new applications for soft robotics, manufacturing automation
Stem cells help untangle Alzheimer’s, other disease origins
“Our hope is that, with this model system, we will not only understand the disease but also design and test more effective therapies.” – David Brafman
Engineering students still learning from collapse of World Trade Center
Looking back helps today’s engineers prevent future structural failures
Beloved aviation faculty receives her wings
Mary Niemczyk, teacher, mentor, pilot and friend, is remembered for her contributions to the aviation program, its students and the community
Read Convergence 2020
Discover stories of innovation, sustainability and technological advances in Convergence, the annual magazine of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
COVID-19 information
Fall 2021 update FAQ page Latest updates
Events and opportunities
For students
- Attend the Graphic Information Technology Industry Panel at the Polytechnic campus, October 7
- State Farm is hosting a virtual career fair, September 28
- Nine tips for enhancing your LinkedIn profile — Jessica’s Career Tip of the Week
- Judges needed for EPICS High Olympiad MAKERS of Change Challenge in October
Fulton Schools facts
The Fulton Difference
“I came to ASU because college initially wasn’t an option for me and I wanted to change that…ASU was the first college that accepted me after passing my GED.”
Este Crespo,
Graphic information technology
“One thing from my experience in the Fulton Schools that I’m going to take with me is my ability to overcome and learn from failure.”
Kira Tijerino, Mechanical engineering
“One good thing from my experience at Fulton is the connections I made with my peers. I know these relationships will last even after I graduate.”
Chris Tam, Aviation
“Engineering has shown me that I am capable of more than I once thought, that I could do math and science and be creative at the same time.”
Delaney Kranz, Computer science
“I came to ASU because college initially wasn’t an option for me and I wanted to change that…ASU was the first college that accepted me after passing my GED.”
Este Crespo,
Graphic information technology
“One thing from my experience in the Fulton Schools that I’m going to take with me is my ability to overcome and learn from failure.”
Kira Tijerino, Mechanical engineering
“One good thing from my experience at Fulton is the connections I made with my peers. I know these relationships will last even after I graduate.”
Chris Tam, Aviation