The Changemaker Community Action Grant (CAG) Committee manages a student-led grantmaking process that awards project and seed-funding to the most promising student ideas to make a positive impact through service, civic engagement, sustainability, and entrepreneurship/innovation. 

The committee manages all aspects of the grantmaking process including outreach, judging, and grantee selection through a semester-long virtual process.

The team awarded close to $100,000 in funding to more than 70 student teams last year.

Students from all ASU Campus locations are welcome to join!

Note: If you are interested in applying for a grant, please see Sun Devil Sync for an array of office hours and workshops available to potential applicants.

The American Universities China Association (AUCA) is hosting a spring student career development forum, bringing students and alumni together from overseas universities, connecting them with employment opportunities in China.

April 13th, 9:30 am CST - 12:00 pm CST

The School of Life Sciences (SOLS) has partnered with ASU’s Thunderbird School of Global Management to offer a specialized and accelerated 4+1 Master of Global Management degree that delivers cross-cultural, hands-on training in the nuances of international management, preparing you with the perfect balance of practical and people skills to inspire, influence and drive global success.

Through the 4+1 program, pair your ASU undergraduate SOLS degree with a Master of Global Management (MGM) from Thunderbird and broaden your global mindset, your global skillset and your global marketability--all through just one additional year of study. The 4+1 program was designed specifically for ASU undergraduates who have completed at least 90 credits of their undergraduate program requirements prior to taking the MGM courses.

Within the MGM degree, students select 1-2 multi-disciplinary concentrations to studying including one in Integrated Healthcare and one in Healthcare Delivery – both offered through the ASU’s College of Health Solutions. Also offered, through ASU’s School of Sustainability is the concentration in Sustainability Solutions and Sustainable Tourism, offered by the ASU Watt’s College of Public Service and Community Solutions.

For current ASU students, Thunderbird is offering a GRE/GMAT waiver for all students with a 3.25 cumulative GPA, and scholarships are available to reduce the program cost even more.

Join us on February 23 and April 13 from noon – 1pm (AZ time) for a virtual informational session and learn more about the 4+1 program, while having the opportunity to connect with Thunderbird faculty who teach in the program, and a Thunderbird Admissions Specialist to talk about program requirements, scholarships, and much more!

The American Universities China Association (AUCA) hosts career events for students from American universities that are returning to China. This Spring 2021 In-person Career Fair in Shanghai on April 13 is an excellent opportunity for you to meet with outstanding employers in China. Employers at this event are actively recruiting students, including ASU students, for opportunities located in China.
Due to the limited capacity of the career event, we highly recommend you to complete the RSVP by your earliest convenience.

April 13th, 1:30 pm CST to 5:30 pm CST

Come cool off with some super soakers, water balloons, and more. In addition to relaxing in our SDFW pool. 

Are you looking to learn and have a learn about the impact of gender on interpersonal interactions and discuss methods for promoting gender equity and inclusion in social and professional spaces? Then SDC invites you to attend our Everyday Sexism. This workshop is open for all members of the ASU community to attend. It’s going to be a great discussion and we hope to see you there! Register here: https://asu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsdOqorD0qGdVXiqUQh90hxurnWhuDblst.

For more information contact Nakita Saxon at nakita.saxon@asu.edu.