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  • A satellite view of Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean, partially obscured by heavy, swirling cloud cover indicative of severe weather systems or a hurricane. The image highlights vulnerable coastal regions, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Pacific Ocean, providing geographic context for tracking meteorological hazards, storm paths and regional disaster impact mapping.

    How ASU is building disaster readiness into the conservation workforce

    As natural disasters reshape protected landscapes, the conservation workforce needs skills that degree pipelines alone cannot supply fast enough. ASU Learning Enterprise is…

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  • An upward, low-angle view showing a modern, glass-faceted building seamlessly blending with a lush, green forest canopy. The transparent and tinted teal glass panels reflect and overlay the dense trees, moss-covered branches, and bright sunlight filtering through the leaves, creating a visual harmony between architecture and nature.

    Building the conservation design workforce

    Conservation is shifting from protecting habitat to rebuilding it. That demands practitioners who can design at the systems level, and a new Conservation…

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  • A wide shot inside Chase Field stadium showing the massive video board above the outfield. The screen displays a close-up of Marco Serrato, Vice President of ASU's Learning Enterprise, wearing a custom purple baseball jersey, with a text overlay identifying him. The surrounding stadium structure features bright lights, sponsor signs, and the Chase Field logo.

    Marco Serrato honored during Arizona Diamondbacks Mexican Heritage Night

    ASU Learning Enterprise vice president recognized for expanding educational opportunity during a celebration of the impact of Mexican and Hispanic communities

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  • ASU ACT Hero

    ASU and ACT expand college access for Arizona high school learners

    A new collaboration connects ACT test-takers directly to university coursework, helping students earn college credit in high school.

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  • High school students in a rural dual enrollment program walk together along a campus sidewalk outside a Ray Unified School District building.

    When dual enrollment is designed for every student

    For many rural districts, dual enrollment is limited by logistics: staffing, scheduling and minimum enrollment requirements that are hard to meet. Ray Unified…

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  • Maggie Eubanks, Head of Schools at Palmetto Bay Academy in Miami, Florida, prepares students for success with the Accelerate ASU dual enrollment program

    Accelerate ASU expands opportunity for neurodivergent students

    Through ASU’s flexible dual enrollment model, students with autism are discovering new possibilities after high school

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