NSF supports Engineering for US All
The Fulton Schools is one of three universities, three education organizations and 70 high schools that will create the first pre-college engineering course, Engineering for US All (E4USA), supported by an NSF grant awarded in part to Ann McKenna, director of The Polytechnic School.
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Innovation and excellence
Inspired by Teachers’ research experiences
ASU engineering research centers are helping K-12 and community college teachers bring the excitement of STEM discovery to their classrooms.
Solar energy — in space!
Fulton Schools startup is developing solar cell technology that is cheaper and more resilient to the harsh environment of space
Super alloy
Researchers from the Fulton Schools and Army Research Laboratory designed an alloy of copper and tantalum that can withstand extreme impact and heat.
$3M grant for smart city research
Fulton Schools faculty are part of a new project which aims to understand and develop smart cities with citizens at the forefront of attention.
Careers commence
Job-seeking Fulton Schools students met with recruiters at the Fall 2018 Fulton Schools Career Fair. Check out the highlights!
Sub-zero sustainability
A thermal energy systems company, a utility, a grocery chain and ASU engineers are teaming to bring energy- and cost-saving innovations to industrial freezers.
Increasing diversity in engineering? YESW!
Young Engineers Shape the World gives high schoolers opportunities to experience engineering, promoting diversity in the field.
Future-forward faculty
Mike Chester and Darshan Karwat were invited to the U.S. Frontiers of Engineering symposium for researchers to discuss progressive engineering developments.
“Going to school doesn’t mean only going to school for classes, it means having a connection and a lot of opportunities and that’s what the Fulton Schools provides to us.”
Ivana Ninkovic
Engineering Management
Get involved outside the classroom
Send by October 21
Were there ghosts in your code one time? Electrical issues you just couldn’t figure out? A haunted 3D printer? Cursed lab equipment? A project that just made you scream? Tell us about a time you had an engineering project go horribly wrong — and how you fixed it or what you learned — for a Fulton Schools Halloween feature.
Get a free professional portrait
Take advantage of open studio hours to update your professional portraits — free and no appointment necessary. Please bring your Sun Card or have your ASU ID number ready. Dates and locations vary. See the schedule for October.
Graduating? Attend a Grad Fair for discounted regalia
Get everything you need for graduation! Purchase the official ASU cap, gown and tassel at a Grad Fair. This is the only time the graduation packages will be offered at a discount. Attend at the Tempe or Poly campus.
ASU Innovation Open: Apply by October 31
The ASU Innovation Open is designed to fuel multidisciplinary teams of collegiate founders as they harness the power of entrepreneurship to tackle the world’s most challenging problems.
