At a recent ASU Lunch and Learn, Nicole Hill, Program Manager at the Flinn Foundation, shared insights from the 

Dr. Ana Silvia Cervantes Figueroa, a Crossing Latinidades Mellon Fellow and ASU alumna, explores feminist reimaginings of the witch archetype in Hispanic literature.

Insights for faculty on how to guide their doctoral students to success. Featuring Bradley Ryner, associate dean of graduate initiatives in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Danielle Wallace, associate professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Embarking on the dissertation journey can feel like being dropped into unfamiliar terrain without a map.

Riley Braase, a DMA graduate in clarinet performance from Arizona State University and his wife, Mikaela Hannon, who is also completing her DMA in

Rezaul Karim believes that in the world of healthcare, communication is key. In this Q&A, this Enrichment Fellow discusses his passion for solving health disparities and long-term aspirations.

In this conversation, PhD student Alejandra Sandoval-Martinez discusses representation in academia as a Latinx woman, addressing healthcare disparities and the importance of mentorship in higher education.

In this Q&A, first-year Global Health student Autumn Pauley details her work as a research assistant with a Mexican and Filipino background, the importance of mental health and future career plans.

This month, we highlight Tripke Travel Grant recipient Mirtha Garcia, a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences who has had a lifelong passion for sociocultural anthropology.

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