Academic Bowl
Academic Bowl 2023, March 21-22
The Spring 2023 Academic Bowl will take place March 21-22
Cheer on the Fulton Schools Academic Bowl teams on Tuesday, March 21, 2023, and Wednesday, March 22, 2023!
Fulton Schools Gold Team vs. College of Integrative Sciences and Arts
Tuesday, March 21, 2023
4–6:15 p.m.
Student Pavilion (STPV), Tempe campus [map]
Fulton Schools Maroon Team vs. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Maroon Team
Tuesday, March 21, 2023
7–9:20 p.m.
Student Pavilion (STPV), Tempe campus [map]
If either of our teams makes it to the finals, come back on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, to cheer them on to victory!
Semi-Final and Final Rounds
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
5:30–7:25 p.m.
Student Pavilion (STPV), Tempe campus [map]
Learn more about the ASU Academic Bowl and see the full schedule.
Join the Academic Bowl!
Do you love trivia? Have quick reflexes? Interested in competing in quiz bowl competitions? The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering is seeking undergraduate Fulton Schools’ students to compete in the ASU-Wide quiz bowl competition for scholarship funding and bragging rights. Learn more about the team here.
The Academic Bowl pits college teams against each other in a fast-paced round of trivia that covers everything from political science to pop culture. The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering will field two teams of four plus alternates. We are currently seeking 6 new team members.
To audition for a team, you must be a full-time Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering undergraduate student in good academic standing. Tryouts consist of completing a 100-question quiz in the most efficient time possible. Tryouts are graded on a weighted points scale based on time taken to complete the test and the number of correct answers, unanswered questions and incorrect answers. Also, remember to bring your pen and paper!
Meet the teams, learn more about the Fulton Schools’ participation in the Academic Bowl, and the ASU-wide Academic Bowl: https://academicbowl.asu.edu/.
Questions? Contact Tim Rooney at [email protected].
Meet the teams
2022 Teams
Kyle Hunter, Sophomore, Aerospace
Dylan Clark, Freshman, Aerospace
Ryan Dagnino, Freshman, Computer Science
Joshua Tint, Freshman, Computer Science, Captain
Emmie Benard, Senior, Materials, (alternate)
Amory Lowe, Junior, BME
Hannah Sweis, Junior, Mechanical
Zayaan Bharucha, Freshman, Civil Engineeing
Ameya Thatte, Junior, Industrial, Captain
Yash Raj Singh Thakur, Freshman, Computer Science (alternate)
Past Participants
Engineering Gold
- Arielle Mathews, Professional Flight
- Interests: I like to read, write, sing, play my violin and ukulele, as well as bake
- Brian Wohlers, Engineering
- Interests: Wood working, Working on cars, Painting, Modeling, War gaming, Board gaming, Video gaming, Card gaming, Mud Runs, and Reading
- Kyle Xue, Biomedical Engineering
- Interests: I love playing ping pong and also enjoy gaming and finding new music to listen to.
- Geoffrey Wong, Computer Science
- Interests: Chess
- Brian Kozik, computer science
- Interests: I like to run, hang out with friends, and read books.
Engineering Maroon
Engineering Maroon
- Wesley Fullmer, electrical engineering
- Pradyumna Kadambi, electrical engineering
- Rohan Murty, chemical engineering
- Daniel Martin, computer systems engineering
- Matthew Askins, aerospace engineering
Engineering Gold
- Daniel Aukland, engineering
- Jose “Miggy” Eusebio, computer science
- Allan Garry, aerospace engineering
- Andrew Hoetker, chemical engineering
- Enoch Kim, computer science engineering
Engineering Maroon
- Wesley Fullmer, electrical engineering
- Pradyumna Kadambi, electrical engineering
- Rohan Murty, chemical engineering
- Daniel Martin, computer systems engineering
- Matthew Askins, aerospace engineering
Engineering Gold
- Daniel Aukland, engineering
- Jose “Miggy” Eusebio, computer science
- Allan Garry, aerospace engineering
- Andrew Hoetker, chemical engineering
- Jon Malapit, electrical engineering
Engineering Maroon
- John Ernzen
- Wesley Fullmer
- Pradyumma Kadambi
- Albert Stanton
Engineering Gold
- Alex Van Houghton
- Jon Malapit
- Miggy Eusebio
- Nicholas Nick Wagner
- Zach Paul
Engineering Maroon (2012 champions)
- John Ernzen, biomedical engineering
- Wesley Fullmer, electrical engineering
- Pradyumma Kadambi, chemical engineering
- Albert Stanton, civil engineering
- Katelyn Keberle (alternate), materials science and engineering
Engineering Gold
- Jose Eusebio, computer science
- Shawn Haupt, biomedical engineering
- Zach Paul, computer science
- Alek Van Houghton, chemical engineering
- Frea Mehta (alternate), Biomedical Engineering
Engineering Gold
- John Ernzen, biomedical engineering
- Ethan Holshouser, computer science
- Eric Lehnhardt, biomedical engineering
- Joe Yu, electrical engineering
- Grayson Stanton (alternate), civil engineering
Engineering Maroon
- Alex Davis, industrial engineering
- Brendan Fries
- Shawn Haupt, biomedical engineering
- Zach Paul
Engineering Gold
- Alex Davis, industrial engineering
- Lauren AlLee, chemical engineering
- John Ernzen, biomedical engineering
- Joe Yu, electrical engineering
- Eric Lehnhardt, biomedical engineering
Engineering Maroon
- Eric Collinge, biomedical engineering
- Joseph Januzzi, civil engineering
- Shawn Haupt, biomedical engineering
- Vincent Rollins, civil engineering
- Alex Van Houghton, chemical engineering
2008
Engineering Gold
- Michael Veto
- Cameron Karimi
- Vincent Rollins
- Andrew Latimer
2007
Fulton Engineering team
- Karl Sturm
- Tim Shaw
- Joe Jannuzzi
- Paul Gambill
2006
Fulton Engineering team (2006 champions)
- Karl Sturm
- Amy Teegarden
- Andrew Holle
- Marko Manojlovic
What is the Academic Bowl?
The ASU Academic Bowl is an annual event that began in 2006. This high-energy competition among the university’s colleges. Each four-member team is challenged to stretch their knowledge of every topic—from world politics and pop culture to history and geography—in a lightening-fast question and answer round.
If you have a passion for learning, possess a wide range of knowledge about various (possibly obscure) topics, and can quickly hit the buzzer, this is the event for you.
Each year, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering supports two teams to compete in ASU’s Academic Bowl competition. The competition draws a larger audience every year with friends, families, and fans donning signs, sometimes costumes, in an effort to cheer on their favorite team.
Early elimination rounds take place at the Memorial Union on the Tempe campus. The final rounds take place in the Eight, Arizona PBS studios on ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus, where they are broadcast in front of a live audience.