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- Professor’s book delivers facts on drug smuggling
Crinominology professor Scott Decker tackles the many myths surrounding drug smuggling, providing answers straight from the source.
- Distinguished professor gives lecture on 'Philosophy of Communication'
Dr. Calvin O. Schrag gives lecture and has dinner with Honors and graduate students and Communication Studies faculty.
- Human Services grad commits to social work in Sudan
For ASU student Kristen Ventola, a three-year commitment to do social work in Sudan upon her May graduation combines her passion for social justice with her love of travelling.
- Course redesign aims to build better public speakers
A grant-funded course redesign is helping students replace fear with success when they stand up to for the dreaded excercise of public speaking.
- College of Human Services offers pair of advanced degrees
The diverse learning environments of two of ASU’s campuses are the common demoninator in a pair of new advanced degree offerings in recreation and tourism at the West and Downtown locations.
- ASU partners with DES to advance service integration
A report detailing 105 innovations and breakthroughs tested by state social service practitioners and designed to improve DES services is the latest body of work performed by ASU's Partnership for Community Development.
- Cesar Chavez Conference focuses on behavioral health
Hundreds of behavioral health professionals from communities across Arizona will gather at Arizona State University’s West campus for the Fourth Annual Cesar Chavez Behavioral Health Conference.
- Conference targets problem solving in criminal justice
Four of this country's top criminologists will gather at ASU's Wewst campus to provide an in-depth look at "Causes and Responses to Violence in America."
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