The College is in the process of making spring 2020 workshops available digitally via Zoom video. More information will be posted as updates are made.
ONLINE: Adjusting Habits for Remote Learning
We're all learning and moving forward together, remotely. Join Live Well@ASU and follow these 6 tips to build new habits that work as you adjust your study habits. Watch online.
ONLINE: Effectively Using Your Summer
Learn about the different internships and experiential learning opportunities you can get involved with to leverage your summer. Additionally, we will review the timeline to apply for positions and how to market your skillset. Watch online.
ONLINE: It’s Your Money: Money Management
Participants receive firsthand experience as they follow fictitious couple Andrew and Megan through the four-step process of "Taking Control of Your Money."
1. Assess the "now"
2. Look into the future
3. See where your money goes
4. Create a spending plan
In addition, participants learn the "Envelope System," and the "Debt Snowball" technique. Watch online.
ONLINE: Finals Prep
This workshop will cover study tips to help you get ready for exams and avoid last-minute cramming, as well as personal wellness and how to stay healthy while you finish up the semester. Watch online.
ONLINE: Major of the Week: Global Studies
In Global Studies, you'll explore the cultures, economics, institutions and social issues that shape our increasingly globalized world. You will examine the causes and consequences of problems that cross-national boundaries and the governance of these problems in social, cultural and economic contexts. You can be an agent of change as you travel domestically and abroad to address real-world challenges. Watch online.
POSTPONED: Major of the Week: Physics
Learn nature's most fundamental laws to understand the world around us. Through rigorous foundational coursework, you will learn to analyze complex problems and gain valuable quantitative reasoning skills that can be applied to any technical field.
POSTPONED: Stress Management
Join LiveWell@ASU to learn about Peak Performance and how it can help you manage stress, reach your personal and professional goals and avoid burnout. Discuss ways to ‘Build Your Best You’ by understanding challenges, opportunities and skillsets that can assist you on your path to success.
POSTPONED: Major of the Week: English
Undergraduate students can pursue BA degrees in English with a concentration in creative writing; linguistics; literature; secondary education; or writing, rhetorics and literacies. Our goal is to educate citizens who can think, read, write and act in robust and significant ways to meet new challenges. The critical thinking, reading comprehension and analytic expression skills that are cultivated while earning a degree in English are transferable into any endeavor. Earning an undergraduate or graduate English degree from ASU will serve you in any art form, any discipline, any profession.
POSTPONED: Major of the Week: Mathematics and Statistical Sciences
Did you know you can use math to change the world? With a degree in mathematics from ASU, your career possibilities are endless. Math is at work in every part of our world — it’s a universal language. Whether you want to manage the impacts of climate change or reduce the spread of disease, you will learn critical thinking skills that can be applied to almost any problem.
POSTPONED: Major of the Week: Transborder Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies
When you study in the School of Transborder Studies at Arizona State University, you’ll deepen your understanding and appreciation of the Chicana/o and Latina/o experience in the United States/Mexico borderlands. You’ll explore the concerns, social problems, health inequalities and political issues that influence these communities and their respective nations of origin. As you broaden your perspective of transborder studies, you’ll become an agent of social change who’s eager to find solutions for the problems facing Mexican origin and Latina/o communities.
POSTPONED: Major of the Week: Anthropology
In Anthropology, you can learn how and why humans evolved. Explore how our evolutionary biological, social and cultural trajectories help us understand the meaning of being human in past, present and future environments as you develop strong critical-thinking and oral and written expression skills, which are important for success in many careers.