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ASU School of Community Resources and Development Advancing the economic, environmental and cultural well-being of our local and global communities.

Walk-in Advising available Monday-Friday: 9-11:30AM & 1-3:30PM

Mark A. Hager, professor emeritus in ASU’s School of Community Resources and Development, will lead a three-year, $1.1 m...
10/14/2026

Mark A. Hager, professor emeritus in ASU’s School of Community Resources and Development, will lead a three-year, $1.1 million study funded by AmeriCorps to identify practices associated with welcoming volunteer environments and develop evidence-based resources for organizations that engage volunteers.
Read more at https://bit.ly/4jidl6d

The Arizona Trail is shared by more than hikers, cyclists and horseback riders. New ASU research analyzing more than 500...
10/12/2026

The Arizona Trail is shared by more than hikers, cyclists and horseback riders. New ASU research analyzing more than 500,000 wildlife camera images documented 25 mammal species using the trail.

Faranak Parkami, a PhD candidate in community resources and development, explains how the findings could help trail managers support wildlife conservation and encourage responsible recreation.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4hDnVna

London became the classroom for students studying sport management, tourism and events as they explored how major sporti...
10/09/2026

London became the classroom for students studying sport management, tourism and events as they explored how major sporting events can shape local communities during the inaugural Union Jack Classic.

See where a degree in sport management, tourism and events can take you: https://scrd.asu.edu

Read the full story: bit.ly/4hWlgUz

Tourism is often connected to fun, rest and relaxation, but it can also help us better understand history, tragedy and h...
10/06/2026

Tourism is often connected to fun, rest and relaxation, but it can also help us better understand history, tragedy and humanity.
Through the Dark Tourism study abroad program, students studying tourism and hospitality explored how culturally sensitive tourism can create meaningful learning experiences and deeper connections to the places we visit.
Read the full story at http://bit.ly/4yztcSE

As extreme weather events increasingly impact destinations around the world, recent flooding in the Grand Canyon has bro...
10/02/2026

As extreme weather events increasingly impact destinations around the world, recent flooding in the Grand Canyon has brought devastating loss and raised important questions about long-term effects. Megha Budruk, associate professor, and Christine Vogt, professor emeritus, share their insight on how tourism and local Native community economies may be affected. Read the full story: http://bit.ly/4hk6iat

10/01/2026

Please join us in welcoming Carissa Slotterback as dean of the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions! 🎉

A nationally recognized leader in public affairs, urban planning and public service education, she joins us from the University of Pittsburgh, where she served as dean of the School of Public and International Affairs since 2020. We look forward to working alongside her to continue preparing future public servants and advancing solutions responsive to community needs. Welcome to Watts, Dean Slotterback!

Parks, Recreation and Sport Management major Nate Swanepoel is balancing life as an ASU student with coaching, training ...
09/30/2026

Parks, Recreation and Sport Management major Nate Swanepoel is balancing life as an ASU student with coaching, training and competing in gymnastics around the world.
We recently caught up with Nate to learn more about his journey on campus and beyond. Read more:https://bit.ly/47f4Scw

In its 21st program year, Public Allies Arizona, part of the Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation, ...
09/29/2026

In its 21st program year, Public Allies Arizona, part of the Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation, will place 33 developing leaders for 10 months of service at Arizona nonprofit and public organizations. A $1 million financial commitment will help support Arizona communities and this signature workforce development program cultivating future nonprofit leaders.

Learn more about Public Allies and a degree in nonprofit leadership & management at https://bit.ly/4ArRkYv

Community partners play an essential role in helping students connect classroom learning with real-world experience.Rece...
09/28/2026

Community partners play an essential role in helping students connect classroom learning with real-world experience.
Recently, we recognized two outstanding community partners, the Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU and the Phoenix VA Hospital, with our annual awards in appreciation of their support, insight and commitment to experiential learning. We’re grateful for their partnership and look forward to another fantastic year of learning together.

Please join us in celebrating Erin Oselu, one of our new PhD students this semester! We’re grateful to welcome you into ...
09/25/2026

Please join us in celebrating Erin Oselu, one of our new PhD students this semester! We’re grateful to welcome you into our community and excited for the work ahead.

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Phoenix, AZ
85004

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