Developer. Designer. Dork. Assistant Teaching Professor at @ASUEngineering, part of the fall 2018 cohort of @UIFellows. Write the code. Design the things.
Our school year [virtual] Code/Art clubs for girls in grades 3-8 is open for registration! Joining a club is a great way for girls to connect with a community of coders and increase their #tech skills through weekly #creativecoding projects. Register: https://t.co/f2wc6zkzhr
Tech-savvy #ASUEngineering graphic information technology students are experts in conveying a message through design. @PolySchoolASU celebrates their creative storytelling at the GIT Awards ceremony. https://t.co/EmIWjmvOQm
Know any high school students in the Phoenix area who are passionate about hacking & computer science? The Center for Cybersecurity @asu_gsi is accepting applications for our summer '22 research internship! Due: March 21. Spread the word!
💻More info: https://t.co/iwicC7W0QA
If you're looking to make a difference in education around the world, we have a number of Spring 2022 internship opportunities available! For more information: https://t.co/4Alz7JvtWa. Deadline for applications is November 14, so apply today!
Prepare for the Technical Interview 🗣💻
Learn what to expect and how to prepare for upcoming interviews this Tuesday.
Tues 7pm CAVC 351
RSVP https://t.co/JORZk76S6D
Let's get creative making fireworks at home. For more 4th of July art ideas, check out our post on our iArt activity page: https://t.co/6SGLf6e7Da
And make plans to visit the museum this 4th of July. Details: https://t.co/pTraAycnd1 #4thofJuly#kidcrafts#fireworks
Father's Day is this Sunday. We found some crafty ideas for homemade gifts. You also can bring Dad to the museum on Sunday (June 20) and make a special craft with him! Details: https://t.co/5mgb3NPNBB
30 ideas: https://t.co/qqPlkWll2a #kidcrafts#fathersday
Are you someone who will have completed a graduate program by Spring 2021 and who is passionate about improving the well-being of the communities around you? @ASU's University Innovation Fellowship may be for you. Details below.
THREAD: Lots of us learned classical music from watching old cartoons, so I’m going to identify the pieces that frequently popped up.
One of the most recognizable is Franz Liszt’s “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2,” performed by those great piano virtuosos Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry.