In spring 2025, Steve Sassaman, outdoorsman and assistant clinical professor, will teach two special topic courses that incorporate encounters with nature that benefit the mind and body.
For the first time, new research shows even brief contact with a common weed killer can cause lasting damage to the brain, which may persist long after direct exposure ends.
ASU’s Sun Devils 4 Life degree completion program provides opportunities for student-athletes outside of the traditional six-year window to receive post-eligibility aid in completing their degrees.
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