The Polytechnic School at ASU

30 years of the ASU Polytechnic campus deserves an anniversary mark to match ✨

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the campus, we’re inviting students and alumni to design a commemorative anniversary mark that reflects the innovation, creativity and spirit of the Polytechnic community.

Whether your style is bold, nostalgic, minimal or futuristic, we want to see your vision for Polytechnic’s next chapter.

🏆 The winning design will be featured across anniversary promotions, signage and webpages.

📅 Submissions due:
June 30, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

🎨 Open to current ASU Polytechnic students and alumni.

📍 Learn more and submit here: https://innercircle.engineering.asu.edu/2026/05/celebrate-30-years-of-asus-polytechnic-campus-by-designing-commemorative-artwork/

Sometimes growth looks like slowing down and showing up. 💛

Kaelyn Flowers, an engineering student in the mechanical engineering systems concentration, is focused on being more intentional with her time — prioritizing meaningful moments with the people she cares about.

Her journey with the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers, or SASE, began at a national conference in Boston, an experience that reshaped how she viewed the organization and inspired her to step into a leadership role on the E-Board.

Through community, connection and personal growth, Kaelyn is building both her engineering career and the life she wants around it.

🌏✨ During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re proud to honor student voices who are building community, excelling in engineering and inspiring future generations in STEM.

Finding your place can change everything. ⚡

For Oliver Permana, a clean energy systems graduate student, attending his first Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers, or SASE, national conference in Atlanta was a defining moment — one that confirmed he was exactly where he was meant to be.

Now, he’s working toward a future in the clean energy industry, with goals of contributing to more sustainable systems after graduation.

Through SASE, Oliver has built community while continuing to pursue opportunities in his field, actively seeking internships that will help launch his career.

🌏✨ During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re proud to honor student voices who are building community, excelling in engineering and inspiring future generations in STEM.

🎓Congratulations to all Outstanding Graduates, Impact Award recipients and Grand Challenges Scholars in the Fulton Schools!

Read all of the profiles here: https://news.engineering.asu.edu/outstanding-graduates-spring-2026/

🎓As graduation season is winding down, three Sun Devils are celebrating a milestone for not only themselves, but the program they have completed.

Morgan Cividanes, Rahul Kashyap and John Lewis are the first graduates of the Doctor of Information Technology program offered by The Polytechnic School.

The program, which was launched in 2024, follows a scholar-practitioner model in which students integrate advanced technical knowledge, leadership and applied research to solve real-world challenges and was created to address a growing workforce need for technology leaders who combine technical expertise with strategic leadership skills.

🎉Congratulations!



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🎓Outstanding Graduate Madelyn Wolf found her path in cybersecurity after realizing how much she enjoyed problem-solving and understanding technology behind the scenes. At ASU, she conducted a security risk assessment for a regional bank’s data center and designed Mindful Nourish, a wellness website inspired by her own journey.

After graduation, Madelyn plans to pursue opportunities in information technology security while continuing at ASU in a master’s program focused on human-centered artificial intelligence.

🎉Congratulations Madelyn!

Read her full profile here: https://news.engineering.asu.edu/graduate/madelyn-wolf/

🎓Outstanding Graduate Blayn Saucier has a passion for protecting the environment, both outside and in the workplace. In environmental and resource management, she found a path that combines workplace safety, occupational health and industrial hygiene.

As ASU student liaison with the Arizona chapter of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, she connected students with professionals and mentors.

After graduation, Blayn will join Honeywell Aerospace as a health, safety and environmental engineer II and will also pursue a graduate degree in industrial hygiene.

🎉Congratulations Blayn!

Read her full profile here: https://news.engineering.asu.edu/graduate/blayn-saucier/

🎓Outstanding Graduate Kaylani Reyes has used graphic information technology to explore how design works, feels and connects people. At ASU, she combined user research, prototyping and strategy through projects like a Nintendo Switch app redesign, while also becoming a lead promotional artist in her professional work.

After graduation, Kaylani will pursue a master’s degree in user experience, with a long-term goal of designing immersive digital experiences in gaming and entertainment.

🎉Congratulations Kaylani!

Read her full profile here: https://news.engineering.asu.edu/graduate/kaylani-reyes/

🎓Outstanding Graduate Carolyn Morton found the right fit for her in the technological entrepreneurship and management program where she learned how to turn ideas into impactful solutions.

She is proud of her leadership role in the Women in Technology, Entrepreneurship and Management club, where she helped grow membership numbers and built a community that will continue to thrive.

After graduating, Carolyn will continue working with Innovate Cybersecurity in Tempe.

🎉Congratulations Carolyn!

Read her full profile here: https://news.engineering.asu.edu/graduate/carolyn-morton/