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More than 1,000 student clubs and organizations provide an opportunity for every student to become involved.
The student-led initiative Sun Devil Civility presents workshops in person and online to raise awareness among Sun Devils and strengthen ASU’s culture of inclusion on campus.
Workshops can be chosen from a menu of topics offered on the Sun Devil Civility website. Some topics include Essential Skills for Managing Conflict; Same Spaces, Different Faces; and Everyday Sexism. The workshops are free, available to anyone and can be presented to groups ranging in size from 10 to 150 people.
The student-led initiative Sun Devil Civility presents workshops in person and online to raise awareness among Sun Devils and strengthen ASU’s culture of inclusion on campus.
Workshops can be chosen from a menu of topics offered on the Sun Devil Civility website. Some topics include Essential Skills for Managing Conflict; Same Spaces, Different Faces; and Everyday Sexism. The workshops are free, available to anyone and can be presented to groups ranging in size from 10 to 150 people.
Find your community at ASU!
Find your community at ASU!
Mason Ford was intimidated when he was met with hundreds of faces after walking into his first lecture at Arizona State University. However, Ford, a sophomore transfer student from Augustana University in South Dakota, learned quickly that people were willing to help as long as he made an effort to reach out.
Ford found his purpose on campus, walking on to ASU’s track and field team and graduating with a degree in business, sports and media studies.
Now, as a second-year master’s student studying sports law and business, Ford is working with Devils 4 Devils as an outreach and education coordinator to provide the same resources that helped him thrive as a student athlete.
Mason Ford was intimidated when he was met with hundreds of faces after walking into his first lecture at Arizona State University. However, Ford, a sophomore transfer student from Augustana University in South Dakota, learned quickly that people were willing to help as long as he made an effort to reach out.
Ford found his purpose on campus, walking on to ASU’s track and field team and graduating with a degree in business, sports and media studies.
Now, as a second-year master’s student studying sports law and business, Ford is working with Devils 4 Devils as an outreach and education coordinator to provide the same resources that helped him thrive as a student athlete.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
