To round out the 50th anniversary year of education outreach and public events for the discovery of "Lucy," the Institute of Human Origins at ASU has several grand finale offerings.
Arizona State University is offering suicide-prevention training to faculty and staff to recognize when someone is struggling and to help that person connect to resources.
Sally C. Morton, executive vice president of ASU Knowledge Enterprise, and Jennifer Carlson, a professor of sociology and director of the Center for the Study of Guns in Society, have joined a select few ASU faculty members elected to the National Academy of Medicine. Their election marks the first time two ASU faculty members have been elected in the same class.
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Hispanic Heritage Month: ASU alumna retraces her lineage to the Mexican mother of Tempe, a pioneer who contributed to ASU’s founding.
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