Come and support the #20 ASU Wrestling team during their first home match of the season.

ASU vs. local rival Grand Canyon
Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009
2 p.m.
Tempe campus, Wells Fargo Arena

All home matches are FREE for students with a valid Sun Card.

View the full 2009-10 Sun Devil Wrestling schedule.

Get ready for the ASU vs. University of Arizona football game on Nov. 28.

Trade in a red shirt! The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is sponsoring a T-shirt trade in event for ASU students.

Exchange a red shirt for a gold one!
Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009
8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 
Tempe campus, Old Main

Students can bring any red shirt – of any size or in any condition – to the north steps of Old Main on ASU’s Tempe campus and receive a new, free gold T-shirt in return. Students can wear their new gold shirt to cheer on the Sun Devils, who will be fighting for the Territorial Cup, the trophy awarded to the winner of the ASU-U of A contest each year.

H1N1 flu vaccines are available for ASU students age 24 and younger. Other high-priority groups as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can also get ther vaccine at any of the ASU Health Centers duing normal business hours.

Information:

ASU Health Services

Pandemic Influenza information

The Coalition of International Students (CIS) is hosting International Night on Saturday, Nov. 21 at 6:30 p.m on Hayden lawn.

This is a night where international students and several student organizations come together to entertain the audience through performances highlighting the diversity of cultures. Come for a fun evening of song, dance, food and entertainment. Everybody is invited!!

Learn about the Coalition of International Students.

For event information or question contact Fabian Lenero at Flenero@asu.edu.

Are you feeling stressed or anxious? Assess your stress level and mental health.

Excessive stress, depression, anxiety and strong feelings, all have a profound effect on mental health, physical health, productivity, and enjoyment of life. Maintaining good stress management and emotional well-being are important parts of any wellness program. 

Take the free Personal Wellness Profile provided by ASU Wellness and Health Promotion to:

• assess your current stress level and mental health;
• learn more about campus wellness resources; and
• receive suggestions for which preventive actions to take to achieve and maintain optimum health.

Stay healthy and get the H1N1 vaccine.

Vaccines will be administered today, Wednesday, Nov. 18 and tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 19.

Visit www.asu.edu/pandemic for details.

The uResearch site has all the tools you need to launch your search for a research topic, faculty advisor and opportunities for research internships.

Read about other undergraduates and their research, follow two young animators who produced and directed their own short film, hear an English literature major read from her original work of fiction, and meet a doctor-in training who re-imagined his research path after meeting a Quichua shaman in Ecuador.

By engaging in undergraduate research, you’ll learn to apply what you already know to current issues that interest you. You’ll impact the lives of others, develop new skills, meet fellow students and faculty with similar interests, and gain confidence as you learn.

Visit http://uresearch.asu.edu today.

Are you looking for a good community service project? Do you need community service hours?

Join us this Saturday!

Second Annual Community Clean Upb
Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009
9-11 a.m.
Evelyn Park - McKellips Road & College Ave. (Transportation will be provided for students who need it.)

Register now. If you have questions, please contact Jennifer Stults at jennifer.stults@asu.edu or 480-965-2935.

This event is sponsored by Student Engagement.

Camp Darfur is an interactive awareness and education event that brings attention to the ongoing genocide in Darfur, Sudan. This event gives individuals the opportunity to discover their own power to make a difference.

The genocide in Darfur has taken the lives of an estimated 400,000 people, and more than 2.5 million are displaced and in grave danger. Camp Darfur gives you an opportunity to send a message of peace and solidarity to the people of Darfur.

Camp Darfur
West campus, Fletcher Lawn
Wednesday, Nov. 18 and Thursday, Nov. 10
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Visit the Four Realms of Discovery Web site to learn more about this event.

Since Teach For America’s inception in 1990, the Teach for America network has grown to include 24,000 individuals.

Currently, some 7,300 Teach For America corp members teach in 35 urban and rural low-income communities to ensure that all students have the opportunity to attain an excellent education regardless of income, race, or Zip code. They are working extraordinarily hard to ensure that their students achieve academic success despite inequities they may face.

Sign up now to learn more about Teach For America programs, the impact, and how you can get involved.

Teach For America: http://teachforamerica.org

Support your Sun Devil Men’s Basketball team at their first home game!

ASU versus Western Illinois
Friday, Nov. 13, 2009
7 p.m.
Tempe campus, Wells Fargo Arena

We need you to be there loud, and in gold with your Sun Devil spirit to help the team tip off the new season!

If you purchased student season tickets, then you are covered for Men’s Basketball games this season. Remember to pick up your game day vouchers to ensure that you receive access to games.

Single game tickets are $10 and are on sale beginning Nov. 10 at the Sun Devil Ticket Office. Visit the Sun Devil Athletics site for the 2009-10 Men’s Basketball schedule.

ASU’s Graduate College presents the Explore Graduate School Seminar Series, which offers workshops to inform prospective graduate students about selecting programs/schools tailored to career goals, navigating the application process, understanding financial options, and making oneself an attractive candidate to admissions committees.

For more information, explore Graduate College seminars and find workshop topics, dates, times and locations.

Come support the lady Sun Devils on Thursday, Nov. 5 as they host Vanguard in a FREE exhibition game beginning at 6 p.m. in Wells Fargo Arena.

Visit the Sun Devils Web site for the full 2009-10 Women’s Basketball home game schedule. All games are free for ASU students with a Sun Card.

The ASU Office of Public Affairs invites all interested graduates to participate in the Fall 2009 Hispanic Convocation ceremony. The Hispanic Convocation, a tradition established by ASU Hispanic students more than twenty years ago, celebrates the accomplishments of ASU’s Hispanic graduates. Participation is open to all students who are graduating this semester.

Hispanic Convocation
Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009
Tempe campus, Grady Gammage Auditorium
5 p.m.

In order to participate in the ceremony, students must fill out the online registration form available in My ASU in the Graduation section. Registrations must be submitted by Wednesday, Nov. 18. Registration fee is $10.

For more information, visit our Hispanic Convocation Web site or call 480-965-8890.

If you haven’t already met with your academic advisor this semester, now is the time.

Get ready for the spring 2010 semester by looking over the spring course schedule, reviewing your major map, meeting with your advisor, and registering for spring classes.

Find your enrollment appointment in My ASU. Enrollment appointments begin today, November 2, 2009. Go to the My Classes box in My ASU and click on the Spring ‘10 tab.