• Read more about Michael Crow honors recipients of 2020 President’s Awards and SUN Awards

• Read more about ASU launches wide range of new programs for fall 2020 semester

Two faculty members at ASU’s Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions will use a new $1.3 million grant to study killings of one intimate partner by another to learn more about the factors that might increase the risk of these tragedies.

• Read more about Watts College professors awarded $1.3 million grant to study possible factors leading to intimate-partner homicide

• Read more about ASU professor receives grant to study risks of contracting COVID-19 in correctional institutions

A professor in the School of Community Resources and Development (SCRD) who is a senior sustainability scientist at ASU’s Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability has been named interim associate dean of research in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions for the 2020-2021 academic year.

• Read more about New interim associate dean, colleagues examine ways Arizona’s tourism industry can best respond to COVID-19 pandemic

• Read more about School of Public Affairs' rankings for public administration research rise to No. 2 in nation, No. 4 in world

Donald Siegel,  Foundation Professor of Public Policy and Management and director of the School of Public Affairs (SPA), has been elected dean of the Fellows of the Academy of Management (AOM). Siegel is the first ASU faculty member to achieve this distinction. AOM is a global professional association of more than 20,000 academics who teach management.

• Read more about School of Public Affairs director Donald Siegel elected dean of fellows of prestigious Academy of Management

• Read more about 3 mothers and classmates wrap up work on their online master’s degrees

• Read more about Quick thinking keeps instruction going for incarcerated students in ASU's 'Inside-Out' class

• Read more about ASU college reaches out to students to hear their pandemic-related concerns