ASU engineering faculty mentors were recently recognized for their outstanding student mentorship
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ASU-ACCEL
The Arizona Center for Comprehensive Education and Life Skills has collaborated with ASU allowing undergraduate students to develop or modify assistive devices.
In Our Own Words: A conversation with Terry Alford
Professor Terry Alford, a highly regarded teacher and mentor, shares experiences and insights on creating an inclusive environment in higher education from his ASU career spanning nearly 25 years.
National Society of Black Engineers
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is one of many Fulton Schools Student organizations dedicated to the support and promotion of diversity within the Fulton Schools. The NSBE mission is “to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who...
Fulton Schools Diversity Difference programs
Diversity Difference programs offer learning opportunities for faculty, staff, and students to engage in active dialogue on topics related to diversity, especially within the university.
FSE Equity Book Club
The FSE Equity Book Club strives to cultivate an environment where education and awareness regarding racism in society and academia are fostered among faculty and staff through reading, discourse and engagement.
Minority Involvement in Manufacturing Engineering
The MIME program aims to increase student diversity in ASU’s manufacturing engineering program and has already increased participation by students from underrepresented groups since the start of the program in July of 2020.
Employment Assistance & Social Engagement (EASE)
The Employment Assistance & Social Engagement (EASE) program provides peer mentoring for Fulton Schools students with an Autism Spectrum Disorder to assist with the transition to college life, and later, career readiness skills.