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Patty Ferguson-Bohnee is a clinical professor of law. Ferguson-Bohnee is an expert in Indian law, election law and policy matters, voting rights and status clarification of tribes.
Thom Reilly is a professor in the School of Public Affairs and co-director of the Center for an Independent and Sustainable Democracy. Reilly is an expert in child welfare, public administration and human resources management.
Harris Lewin is a prominent genome scientist spearheading one of biology’s most ambitious moonshot goals — a complete DNA catalog of life's genetic code by the end of this decade.
Stavros Kavouras directs the Hydration Science Lab, where he studies the mechanisms by which water intake impacts health and performance.
Traditional higher education in America feels broken. Overrated. Inaccessible. A magnet for soaring operational bloat and sinking graduation rates. That’s why ASU has spent 20 years orchestrating the most significant shift in higher education since Socrates was giving lectures.
Pencie Culiver, a Mirabella resident and ASU alumna, brings generations together through heartfelt conversations at ASU’s Friendship Bench, creating a space for students to share, connect, and feel heard.
For the eighth straight year, U.S. News & World Report ranks ASU No. 1 on its “Most Innovative Schools” list, ahead of Stanford and MIT. ASU again topped the list based on a survey of peers: College presidents, provosts and admissions deans around the country nominated up to 10 colleges or universities that are making the most innovative improvements.
ASU is in the top 1 percent of the world's most prestigious universities as ranked by Times Higher Education in the only global performance tables that measure research-intensive universities across core missions: teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook.
ASU, Harvard, Stanford and the University of Chicago are the only four institutions in the nation with elite Rhodes, Marshall and Churchill scholarship winners. ASU’s six faculty and 15 student Fulbright scholars in the U.S. government’s flagship international exchange program are yet another testament to the breadth and excellence of the university’s programs.
ASU graduate programs place among the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2018 “Best Graduate Schools” rankings. Twenty-one graduate programs are top 10 in the country, ranking among the best schools for law, education, business, public affairs, fine arts and others.
