A crucial part of medical education is hands-on learning within a hospital, and this affiliation ensures that ASU students will have access to high-quality hospital facilities.
It took Sonia Reyes Corella more than 40 years to discover she is a descendant of a Mexican pioneer — a woman who contributed to the founding of Arizona State University — but now she hopes to continue her legacy.
With projects in 15 countries around the world, most of which have little or no internet access, SolarSPELL recently started working with health care providers in the Hopi Nation and with the Phoenix Fire Department’s Community Assistance Program.
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