Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
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Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
Learn more
Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
Learn moreThe Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions leads the university in the production of research that has system-wide and largescale impact on a myriad of social, behavioral, economic, and political challenges. Through rigorous applied research, we are developing solutions with the potential to better our response to pressing issues and positively impact our communities locally, nationally and globally.
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One in four suicides in Arizona are related to violence involving an intimate partner, according to a new report from Arizona State University’s Center for...
Every semester, when thousands of students move their graduation cap tassels from right to left, it doesn’t mean education has ended for them. Arizona State University has committed to offering...
Professor Paul Hirt wears many hats at Arizona State University as well as in the community: active public speaker, lecturer and facilitator...
Mary K. Feeney, professor and Lincoln Professor of Ethics in ASU’s School of Public Affairs, has been selected by the National Academy of Public Administration...
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The Watts College name reflects a generous gift made by Mike and Cindy Watts as an investment in our diverse and mission-driven student body who do not wait to graduate until they make a difference in the communities that they serve.
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