1. Arizona State University Student Name

2. Arizona State University  “One university, geographically distributed”  ASU Main  ASU East  ASU West

3. Arizona State University West  Located in NW Phoenix (25 mi from ASU Main)  4,900 upper devision & graduate students  30 degree programs  Commuter

4. ASU East  Located in East Mesa (20 miles from ASU Main)  Home to the College of Technology and Applied Sciences and the Morrison School of Agribusiness and Resource Management

5. Arizona State University Main  Located in Tempe (adjacent to SE Phoenix)  43,800 students (33,400 undergraduates)  95 undergraduate majors  On-campus residentiel communities

6. Arizona State University Main  Unique characteristics  One of few four-year institutions in growing metropoltan area  Serves large community college population  diverse, non-traditional student body

7. Arizona State University Main  Average age is 23 (7% over 30)  Only 44% live in Tempe  12% enrolled less than 7 semester hours.  55% have more than 12 transfer hours  10% live on campus  33% of undergraduates are seniors

8. Arizona State University Main Organization  Academic Organization  Nine Academic Colleges  University Honors College  College of Extended Education  College of Law  Graduate College

9. Arizona State University Main Organization  Administrative Organization  Academic Affairs  Administrative Services  Institutional Advancement  Research  Student Affairs

10. ASU Main Student Affairs organization  Arizona Prevention Resource Center  Career Services  Counseling & Consultation  Educational Development  Memorial Union  Recreational Sports  Registrar

11. ASU Main Student Affairs Organization  Student Development  Student Financial Assistance  Student Health  Student Information Systems  Student Life  Undergraduate Admissions

12. Student Services Building  Completed in 1988  Goal of “saving steps” for students

13. Hayden Library  One of six libraries on the Main campus  Houses materials in the humanities and social sciences, including business and education.

14. Nelson Fine Arts Center  Designed by architect Antoine Predock  Always free admission