Students

Fulton Schools students take to a summer of study abroads

September 2, 2016

Dozens of students participated in faculty-directed study abroad programs, which are specially designed and led by faculty members in the Fulton Schools.

Get to know the class of 2020!

August 19, 2016

Learn about some of the newest additions to the Fulton Schools of Engineering.

French connection: An enlightening international research exchange

August 10, 2016

A week of international interaction with fellow doctoral students motivates Imane Lamrani to more tenaciously pursue her research and career aspirations.

ASU team wins first prize at Intel Cup in China

August 9, 2016

The ASU VIPLE and Minnowboard Robot Project team continued a string of excellent performances at the Intel Cup by ASU students by winning their second straight first prize award.

Clinton Laulo gets feet wet in hydrology with AHS Bouwer Intern Scholarship

August 2, 2016

Clinton Laulo was able to work in three areas of the water industry thanks to the Arizona Hydrological Society's Herman Bouwer Intern Scholarship.

Driven to succeed: ASU automotive team gearing up for strong comeback

June 24, 2016

Setbacks at off-road vehicle competitions this year haven’t dimmed the Sun Devil Racing Development club’s hopes of rising to the top in near future.

ASU engineers take on rivals, earn first place Materials Bowl award

June 13, 2016

ASU students won two of the top three prizes at the annual Materials Bowl competition against the University of Arizona. The Materials Bowl is a capstone project competition that showcases MSE students to industry.

Pakistani engineering students battle energy crisis, gender roles

June 9, 2016

Supportive parents, a hunger for scientific knowledge and progressive academic programs have fueled two Pakistani students' successes in engineering as part of the U.S.-Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies in Energy (USPCAS-E) program at Arizona State University.

Amelia Earhart Fellowship will propel student’s aerospace materials research

May 30, 2016

Aerospace engineering doctoral student Nithya Subramanian won an Amelia Earhart Fellowship, which aims to support and grow the number of women in the aerospace industry.

Engineering students among top performers at NASA’s Human Exploration Rover Challenge

May 16, 2016

A team of engineering students returned to the event, climbing 20 places and leaving with the goal to break the top 10 next year.

Palais Outstanding Doctoral Award continues to motivate graduate students

May 13, 2016

After a career spanning 50 years with ASU, Emeritus Professor Joseph Palais continues to contribute to the university through the Palais Outstanding Doctoral Student Award.

Gaining elevation: Aeronautics team on the rise

May 12, 2016

ASU’s Air Devils student aviation club is on an upward trajectory after a strong performance in a leading international competition.

Body language interpretation research connects computer science student with ASL community

May 9, 2016

When Prajwal Paudyal began his research on human-computing interfaces, he also found an interest in American Sign Language. He combined the two to improve gesture-based computer input.

Meet Spring 2016’s outstanding, distinguished undergraduates

May 6, 2016

Standout undergraduates from the six schools in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are recognized and honored for their academic performance and contribution to their field and community.

Melissa Dunn — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

One of the biggest challenges for Melissa Dunn as an undergraduate was that she couldn’t do everything. She sure did her best to try, though. Dunn took advantage of all that Arizona State University has to offer.

Andrew Hickey — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

During his undergraduate years, Andrew Hickey conducted research, started a nonprofit education outreach venture, raised funds for a student organization and learned to dance

Nathaniel Flick — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

Nathaniel Flick, a computer systems engineering student in Barrett, the Honors College, has always enjoyed building and creating along with taking on new challenges, so engineering was a natural career path for him after being exposed to it in high school.

Morgan Kelley — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

Morgan Kelley's achievements earned her not only the award for outstanding chemical engineering undergraduate but the overall outstanding graduate honor the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering