ASU's Week in Pictures
ASU President Michael Crow (left) addresses the audience prior to the start of a discussion on the future of water during the “Changing Planet” town hall, held at the Galvin Playhouse Aug. 25.
In the production truck, the show’s director runs the production of both the live web cast and the recording of the show, which will be broadcast in Nov. on The Weather Channel and featured in the December issue of Discover magazine.
Anne Thompson, left, NBC News chief environmental affairs correspondent, listens as Grady Gammage Jr. makes a point about the future of fresh water in the Southwest and around the world during the “Changing Planet” town hall event. Gammage, an ASU sustainability scholar and senior research fellow, was joined on stage by Nevada water manager Pat Mulroy, climatologist Heidi Cullen, and former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson.
Students leave class in Coor Hall late in the afternoon.
Chad Westover (far right), a master’s student in graphics information technology at ASU’s Polytechnic campus photographs (for the GIT Commercial Photography Studio) Khalil Corbin (left) and Michael Ruiz who were posing with Sparky as part of the Poly Passport to Student Life, a Polytechnic campus activity during Fall Welcome.
Danica Mendivil returns the ball against Denver University, Aug. 26, as ASU went on to win 3-0 in the opening matches of the Sheraton Classic. The Sun Devils lost to San Jose State later in the tournament. Arizona State hits the road to compete in the Iowa State Challenge, Sept. 2. For up to date news on the team, visit http://thesundevils.cstv.com/sports/w-volley/asu-w-volley-body.html
South Carolina’s Danielle Manning (17) and ASU’s Taylor McCarter (28) take a spill as they struggle for control of the ball as the Sun Devils beat South Carolina 1-0, Aug. 27. The Sun Devils make their first road trip of the season as they travel to the east coast to play Virginia on Sept. 2 and Old Dominion on Sept. 4. For up to date news on the team, please go to: http://thesundevils.cstv.com/sports/w-soccer/asu-w-soccer-body.html
ASU students arrive on campus via the Metro Light Rail. ASU offers a variety of commuter options for students and employees alike. For more information visit http://cfo.asu.edu/pts-commuter.
Students find the new Changemaker Central facility in the Memorial Union a great place to work. Ivan Tang (right), a junior business management major and Joshua Watson (center), a senior who is finishing his course work in education along with family studies and human development work on their projects. Alumnus Alex Wilson (left) uses the space to develop plans for his non-profit organization.
Christian Manion and Emma Fernandez, members of the ASU chapter of AIESEC, the world's largest student-run organization, work hard to locate internships for international students. The international platform enables young people to explore and develop their leadership potential so they can have a positive impact on society.
Danya Anouti (left) and Michael Alnemy take advantage of the Changemaker Central facility in the Memorial Union to work on their networking. Both seniors, Anouti has a dual major – global studies and biological science – and Alnemy is majoring in global studies.
Students make their way past the new social environmental sculpture in the “X-Square” space on ASU’s Tempe campus. For more information on the X-Square competition, visit http://herbergerinstitute.asu.edu/institute/initiatives/xsquare.php.