The A. Wade Smith and Elsie Moore Memorial Lecture on Race Relations is the only endowed lecture at any college or university with a rich over-20-year history featuring renowned experts on race relations.
The A. Wade Smith Memorial Lecture on Race Relations was created in 1995 to perpetuate Smith’s tireless efforts to improve race relations across ASU campuses and within the greater community.
If you want to positively impact our students in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University, we encourage you to consider contributing to one of our scholarship funds. Your support is paramount to ensuring our students can attend college and continue pursuing their dreams. We greatly appreciate your generosity as it helps us fulfill our mission of educating scholars who will make a difference in the world after graduation.
Reach out to a member of our team for more information on ways to support and give to The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the many academic units and centers we serve. You can also stop by our office in Armstrong Hall.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences completes our Academic Advising Award process each fall semester. Please visit here for more details about our awards and the nomination process.
The benefits of having a college education are abundant and far-reaching, and a degree in liberal arts and sciences has unmatched value in the constantly evolving, global workforce. Don’t let the cost of tuition stop you from studying in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and pursuing your dream job. We think your education is well worth the investment and will pay off in the future.
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