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New semester begins today
First
summer term wrapped up last week, with grades due to be posted by
noon Tuesday. First summer term grades should be available to
students through AccessPoint by Thursday. The second summer term
begins today; final exams will be Aug. 2, followed by Summer
Commencement on Friday, Aug. 3.
Independence Day is Wednesday,
July 4
The national holiday,
Independence Day, will be observed Wednesday, July 4. The university
will be closed that day; classes will resume Thursday. The next
edition of Inside ASU will be Monday, July 9.
Hours extended for services in Student Union
As a service to
students and their families, the Student Union will extend its hours
beginning next week. As of Monday, July 9, the following offices
will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursdays:
Admissions, Financial Aid, Residence Life, Career Services,
Disability Services, Counseling Center, Testing Center, Registrar,
Student Account Services and the Bookstore. The new hours will be in
effect through the remainder of the summer; results will be
evaluated to determine if this schedule will continue into the fall.
Marlay and Wick present to
international educators
S ue
Marlay and
 David
Wick, International Programs, recently made presentations at the
national conference of NAFSA: Association of International Educators
in Minneapolis. Both of them participated in leadership meetings,
and each of them made session presentations. Wick’s presentation
addressed marketing in international education, while Marlay’s
addressed leadership in NAFSA and in other professional
organizations.
Radio show will explore impact
of agricultural run-off
Today's radio show in the
series produced by the Department of Biological Sciences and KASU
will be broadcast at 4:44 p.m. The topic will be eutrophication in
the Gulf of Mexico caused by agricultural run-off from the
Mississippi River. Dr. Steven Green, Soil and Water
Conservation, will be the interviewee. Next week’s show will be
about mad cow disease and the interviewee will be Dr. Anne Grippo,
Biology.
Women have opportunity
to learn more football
Steve Roberts, ASU
Football, will explain the game from a different perspective at a clinic
Thursday, July 26. The first Women’s Football Clinic will be offered
at the Football Complex, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Roberts said the
clinic is being offered to women who "want to learn a little more
about the game of football.” After registration and a social hour
from 5:30-6:30, those attending will get a crash course in the
basics of football. The fee is $20, which covers dinner and
raffle prizes. Proceeds will go to the ASU Tickets for Kids
Program. Casual, loose-fitting shirts and shorts are recommended. For details or to pre-register, contact the Athletics Marketing
Department at 972-3930.
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