The Labriola National American Indian Data Center, in partnership with the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands, is inviting you to our annual Indigenous Open Mic Poetry Night. Our host for this semester is renowned poet Jake Skeets (Diné). He is Black Streak Wood, born for Water’s Edge. He earned an MFA in poetry from the Institute of American Indian Arts while living in Phoenix, Arizona.
Our event, "Black History Month Inclusion Town Hall: Be Who You Want to Be in 2023," will seek to bring together voices from multiple areas of campus for an event that celebrates Black History Month and facilitates intersectional dialogue across groups.
The show tells the story of ten women who faced the consequences of the war in Ukraine. By dramatizing the honest confessions of Ukrainian women, the viewer is put in front of the atrocities women encounter in the war, a raw and unadorned reality of their lives; a reality that, unfortunately, is not foreign to us today. PAGING UKRAINE covers experiences of women and war, women in war and women after the war–the small stories of ordinary people.
The show tells the story of ten women who faced the consequences of the war in Ukraine. By dramatizing the honest confessions of Ukrainian women, the viewer is put in front of the atrocities women encounter in the war, a raw and unadorned reality of their lives; a reality that, unfortunately, is not foreign to us today. PAGING UKRAINE covers experiences of women and war, women in war and women after the war–the small stories of ordinary people.
The Piper Writers House is excited to host an open mic poetry reading in celebration of Black history Month! We invite you to share your poetry, whether you are a page poet, a slam or performance poet, or maybe aren’t yet comfortable calling yourself a poet at all. Storytelling and spoken word welcome!
We are honored to host two featured speakers, Clottee Hammons and Sean Medlin, who will be performing original works to kick off the reading.
- Read more about Spanish version: Supporting your (future) Sun Devil: Next steps for ASU K12 families
Join ASU Family, Admissions and New Student Programs to prepare for supporting your student's successful transition to ASU. Find out next steps for students and families, learn about key resources and hear advice from current university families in this 60 minute session designed specifically for families of ASU Prep and Access ASU students.
ASU information session for the families of High School Seniors enrolled with ASU Prep and Access ASU to support a successful transition towards college.
Celebrate the start of your ASU experience and your Sun Devil’s new journey with events and programs.
For families of International students starting ASU in the Spring semester we will host an International Family Orientation Session on Dec 15th. If you are unable to attend our International Family Orientation you are welcome to either of our other Family Orientation Sessions.
International Session:
International Session: December 15th, 2022 Time 6:30-8:00 a.m. AZ time