Assistant Professors Kelsey Lyberger and Molly Bechtel lead a new medical and veterinary entomology course, giving students hands-on experience studying insects and ticks that impact public health.
College of Integrative Sciences and Arts Professor Igor Shovkovy explores how powerful magnetic fields shape matter at the universe’s extremes, advancing physics research and expanding research opportunities in CISA’s applied physics program.
Associate Professor Michael Dugger advances experimental physics research while giving students hands-on experience exploring the universe’s smallest building blocks and developing skills for future discovery and innovation.
The pre-veterinary program’s applied curriculum empowered Simone Vega Rabelo to pursue valuable undergraduate research, bringing her closer to her goal of becoming a veterinarian.
The Latinx Oral History Lab hosted Elena Foulis, associate professor at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, at ASU’s Labriola National American Indian Data Center to share “Embodied Encuentros,” a talk on ethical, community-centered approaches to working with Latina/o/e communities on oral history research projects.
Associate Professor Vanessa Fonseca-Chávez’s new book, "Hispanics in Concho," features community stories and more than 100 years of photos from a small town called Concho in northeastern Arizona, a town with a direct connection to her hometown of Albuquerque and herself.
