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ASU Night of the Open Door is a Signature Event and ASU is a Foundational Partner of the Arizona SciTech Festival.

Note to guests:

• All Activities operate from4 to 9 p.m. unless otherwise notedin the program.

• Parking is free for Night of the Open Door visitors in select ASUparking lots and structures. Seeprogram map, Night of the Open Door app or website for locationsand details.

• Public restrooms are available in allASU buildings.

• Need assistance? Look for thevolunteers with the “Ask Me!” signsor stop by the registration booth.

Welcome to Night of the Open Door, Arizona State University’s annual open house

Listed in this program are the activities hosted by ASU’s colleges, schools, programs and student groups, providing guests with a sampling of the most innovative university in the nation.

There is something for everyone. Night of the Open Door is an opportunity for visitors of all ages to participate in hands-on activities, explore laboratories and innovative learning spaces, and speak directly to the faculty, staff and students that make ASU such a special place.

So come in and look around.

Each of ASU’s campuses have a unique identity and we invite you to visit all of our campus locations throughout the month of February.

Night of the Open Door is included in the Devils on College app!

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Attend Night of the Open Door at all five valley campuses

Downtown Phoenix: Friday, Feb. 3, 4–9 p.m. West: Saturday, Feb. 11, 4–9 p.m. Polytechnic: Friday, Feb. 17, 4–9 p.m. Thunderbird: Saturday, Feb. 18, 4–8 p.m. Tempe: Saturday, Feb. 25, 3–9 p.m.

West campusSaturday, Feb. 11, 4–9 p.m.

ASU Night of the Open Door @ West offers events and interactive activities in mathematical and natural sciences, humanities, arts and cultural studies, education and business, along with dozens of hands-on activities that excite curiosity for teachers, kids, lifelong learners and parents.

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Faculty Office/Administration (FAB)

Serving Our Communities: College of Public Service & Community SolutionsCourtyard

Interested in making a difference in your community? College of Public Service & Community Solutions is committed to transforming communities. Stop by our informational booth to learn more about our degree programs offered at the West campus, Criminology and Criminal Justice and Social Work. Stop by our booth to share your personally-crafted solution for Arizona communities.

Host: School of Criminology & Criminal Justice and the School of Social Work

• Social Science

Can you beat a lie detector?Basement, Room B23

Participate in a 15 minute activity where you will put on a motion tracking suit and play the game “two truths and a lie.” As we project your skeleton on a large wall, learn more about the research behind our detection algorithms based on body movement tracking.

Host: School of Social & Behavioral Sciences

• Social Science

You Are What You Eat: Dietary Effects on Visual and Cognitive HealthBasement, Room B20

Demonstration of how people measure visual health and a short presentation of the correlation

between a healthy diet and visual health in young people and between good dietary practices throughout life, visual health, and cognition (intelligence) in the elderly. The moral of the story is: “Eat healthy, live long, and be smart”


• Social Science

University Center (UCB)

You Can Do the Cube - Rubik’s Cube Competition8 a.m.–4 p.m.LaSala Ballroom

Kicking off the Night of the Open Door event at west campus, the You Can Do the Cube, Rubik’s Cube Competition has become an annual event. Teams can register up until January 20, 2017 at www.YouCanDoTheCube.com.

Host: Herberger Young Scholars Academy

• Engineering

The Collection: Art by African American Artists from Metro Phoenix4–8 p.m.ArtSpace West Gallery, Room 170

Stop by the ArtSpace West gallery through and enjoy a featured exhibit entitled “The Collection: Art By African American Artists From Metro Phoenix.” Part of the campus Black History Month Celebration, this installation will feature unique paintings, sculptures and visual art works by African American artists from the greater Metro Phoenix area.

Host: School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies

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ASU BookstoreBookstore

Show your Arizona State University pride all year long with our authentic assortment of ASU collegiate apparel - including t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more. With sizes available for men,

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African sculptures tucked away in storage. A struggle for control of the collection, spurred by the media, ensues in this entertaining but also thought-provoking play. Tickets can be purchased in advance at brownpapertickets.com or at the door. $10 general, $7 seniors and $5 students.

For mature audiences.

Duration: 2 hours with an intermission.


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women, kids and baby, the whole family can cheer on ASU in style, every season. Looking for more than apparel? We’ve got Arizona State University gift ideas covered, with options ranging from drinkware to diploma frames to gift cards. Plus, our selection of textbooks, computers, and supplies will ensure every ASU fan is prepared for success.

Host: ASU Bookstore

• Humanities

Tours of Second Stage West & Studio Space4–7 p.m.Second Stage West

Are you interested in the theater? Travel to the lower level of the University Center Building and step right onto the stage where plays and other productions are performed. Tour the different areas which bring our special events to life by our talented artists. Tours will conclude at 7 p.m. to accommodate the start time of Permanent Collection, a play by Thomas Gibbons, which begins at 7:30 p.m.


• Art/Design

“Permanent Collection,” a Play by Thomas GibbonsPerformance begins at 7:30 p.m.Second Stage West

A co-production with iTheatre Collaborative, the journey of the play begins when an African-American businessman becomes the new director of a Foundation and discovers that their world-famous art collection includes several significant

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Casa De Oro Housing ToursLobby

Come see the Casa De Oro residence hall! View where our students are living in our Freshman hall. Full building tours are being offered.

Schedule: 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m.

Host: Residential Life Casa Del Oro

• Student Life

Classroom/Lab/Computer Classroom (CLCC)

C.S.I.: ASU WestBasement

Enter the crime scene lab to view vignettes of crime scenes and act as the “CSI” to determine what should be collected or even what may have happened.

Host: School of Mathematical & Natural Sciences

• Natural Science

Inside the Atom: An Introduction to the Amazing World of Particle Physics!Room 180

See inside a high energy electron accelerator, learn how we detect subatomic particles moving near the speed of light, and find out what ASU scientists are studying at the frontiers of space.


• Natural Science

Synchronization of ChaosThird Floor Lobby

Be marveled by oscillators that spontaneously lock to a common frequency and learn about other applied math principles.


• Natural Science

What’s a Polyhedron?Third Floor Lobby

Learn about math shapes by using paper plates to construct a take-home polyhedron.


• Natural Science

Black Widow SpidersThird Floor Lobby

Face your fears and get up close to some of the exciting research projects of our faculty and students. Don’t miss your opportunity to get eye-to-eye with a black widow spider!


• Natural Science

Examine Research on Cancer, Aging, Drug Development and More!Third Floor Hallway

Current ASU students will discuss their latest biomedical research and present research

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posters on projects in cancer, aging, and drug development studies.


• Natural Science

Current and VoltageRoom 385

For an electrifying experience, learn about current and voltage by hooking up light bulbs and batteries in circuit components during this hands-on lab activity.


• Natural Science

Electronic CircuitsRoom 385

Geared to those who are a bit more advanced in their knowledge of electricity. This hands-on lab activity will demonstrate the building blocks of electronic circuits including the resistor, capacitor, inductor, diode, and transistor.


• Natural Science

Sound and Light SpectraRoom 385

Visit this hands-on lab activity where you can split light into a rainbow and graph sound intensity of various noisemakers including wind chimes and drums.


• Natural Science

Teach is ArtCourtyard

Join the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College in an artistic expression into the art, impact and meaning of the most important profession in the world. Great for children and adults alike. Take some time to draw, paint, explore, and express the impact that great teaching and teachers have had on you!

Host: Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College

• Art/Design

Fletcher Lawn

Show Your Design From Around The WorldShow Your Design offers participants designs from around the world applied with Henna.

Host: Thunderbird School of Global Management

• Culture/Language

Let’s Get Down to BusinessCome visit the W.P. Carey School of Business activity to learn about how to create a business from start to finish! Real W.P. Carey students will help you start with an idea and turn it into a business. You can also learn about codes and how to decipher some secrets. Join us and foster your entrepreneurial spirit!

Host: W.P. Carey School of Business

• Business

Where Are You?“Where Are You?” tests individuals abilities to recognize land marks, natural resources and cultural pictures. This event will be age based so the little ones can participate and take away a prize!

Host: Thunderbird School of Global Management


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Sands Classroom & Lecture Hall (SANDS)

Neuroscience of ChocolateRoom 101

The Cognitive and Vision Science Lab will offer demonstrations on the effects of chocolate consumption on brain function. Be sure to stop by if you have a craving!


• Social Science

Fooling the Brain and the Art of Visual IllusionsRoom 101

The Cognitive and Vision Science Lab will demonstrate their research on Psychology and Visual Illusions. Stop by and be mesmerized by their findings.


• Social Science

Summer Experience at WestRoom 101

Stop by and learn about the Summer Experience at West! If you are a high school student, take

advantage of a day or overnight program to get a sneak preview of university life.


• Social Science

Make Headlines and Earn Your Press Badge!Room 103

Earn your Junior Reporter Press Badge and learn how to interview people at this fun activity! The veteran journalists from the ASU Now team will teach students the basics of getting the facts and putting together a headline and intro, and then participants will get to test their new skills with a variety of ASU experts as their subjects. After their interview, students will write it up on vintage typewriters and an editor will give it the OK. If they meet their “deadline,” students will walk away with their official ASU Now press badge!

Schedule: 4:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m.

Host: ASU Now


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SANDS: Sands Classroom & Lecture Hall

SDFCW: Sun Devil Fitness Complex

UCB: University Center Building

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Explore, Learn and ConnectRoom 105

Explore your interests, your options, your future. With me3®, ASU’s interactive online picture game, chart your academic pathway from high school through college while matching careers and majors to your interests and passions. If you’re ready to connect with your future, try me3® for free today: asu.edu/me3. Show us a screenshot of your top three careers at the Explore, Learn and Connect booth to receive a special gift! We’ll even have games and activities for the Future Sun Devils who aren’t in high school yet so they can discover careers that may interest them, too.

Host: Outreach

• Student Life

Zen DenRoom 121

Come experience the Zen Den – a relaxing space where ASU West campus students come to rest and unwind in a Zen-like atmosphere during the busy semester. The low-lighting, comfy bean bag chairs, and overall tranquil space will instantly have you sitting back and enjoying your time there.

Host: Education Outreach and Student Services

• Health & Wellness

Bowling with BarrettRoom 126

Come hang out with current Barrett students, faculty, staff, and the Associate Dean in the Barrett classroom space and attempt some light-hearted, indoor bowling! Information will be available for

any students who are interested in applying to the Honors College or learning more about the various resources and opportunities it offers.

Host: Barrett, the Honors College

• Student Life

Chinese Language and Cultural ExchangeRoom 129

The Global Launch program at ASU West is delighted to participate in the Night of the Open Door. Our students who have traveled across the globe to study here at ASU West will reverse roles on this night and become the teachers. We are excited to offer an introduction to the Chinese language and culture presented by our wonderful Global Launch students.

Host: Global Launch


Language DemonstrationRoom 131

You can learn to speak Spanish, Arabic, or Mandarin! See how our language professors make it easy for you to start learning these important global languages. Latin American Studies and Global Languages from New College, in collaboration with the Thunderbird Bachelor of Global Management Program, will present mini-language trainings.

Host: New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences


Make a Healthy Change Prize WheelRoom 133

If you really want to make a change to be healthier in 2017, let’s do it together. When you share your change with us, the commitment will improve your outcome and you can spin our prize wheel to win a free gift. Don’t forget to come back next year to share your success!

Host: College of Nursing and Health Innovation


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Meet Sammy the Simulation ManikinRoom 133

Meet Sammy the Simulation Manikin and experience how nursing students use simulation technology to recognize heart and breath sounds and respond to patients’ needs. Choose from a wide array of medical props and take pictures with Sammy to share with your friends.

Host: College of Nursing and Health Innovation


Logical Fallacies and AdvertisementRoom 135

Learn the (ill)logic behind advertisement. Fake news vs. Real news. You be the judge!

Host: School of Humanities, Arts & Cultural Studies


Becoming a Sun Devil4-5 p.m.Second Floor, Room 201

Come to “Becoming a Sun Devil,” a special program for high school freshman, sophomores and juniors to explore what ASU can offer you. With more than 350 degrees, there’s a program for you here. Interested in scholarship and internship opportunities? We’ve got them. Looking for a university that’s affordable and boasts an award-winning faculty? That’s us. RSVP here: https://visit.asu.edu/becoming

Host: Admission Services

• Student Life

Sweet TweetsThird Floor (C.A.L.L. Lab) and Breezeway

Visit the Communication Assessment & Learning Lab (C.A.L.L.) to record, write, draw, photograph, or create a Valentine’s message to share on Twitter. Get a sweet treat for your sweet tweet! #CottonCandy


• Social Science

Top: Make Your Own Comics, pg. 11Center: Pixel Art, pg. 12Bottom: CSI: ASU West, pg. 3

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Sweet Tweets Live FeedOutdoor Courtyard

Live social media feed of Sweet Tweets! Get your ticket for a free sweet treat! #CottonCandy


• Social Science

Army ROTC Pull-Up Contest and Face PaintingOutdoor Courtyard

The Sun Devil Battalion at Arizona State University is one of the premier Army Reserve Officer’s Training Corps (ROTC) programs in the country. We will be showcasing all of the exciting opportunities that our cadets take advantage of on the road to becoming outstanding Army officers. Children can enjoy face painting, pull up competition, football toss, and much more. High school students can learn about scholarship options, extracurricular activities, officer career choices, and cultural programs that we have to offer. Stop by our display to find out more! For additional information, visit our website: http://militaryscience.asu.edu

Host: Military Science

• Social Science

The Kiva (KIVA)

Play a Game of Jeopardy!A simulation of the popular Jeopardy game show on an awesome video screen that focuses on questions related to the six primary academic disciplines in our school: Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance, English, History, Philosophical and Religious Studies, Social and Cultural Analysis, and Latin American Studies.


• Humanities

The Quad

Arizona Army National Guard - Obstacle CourseThe Arizona Army National Guard will be showcasing the exciting opportunities that are available to eligible men and women to serve their country. Soldiers learn skills that translate into civilian jobs and gain experience that can’t be taught in a classroom. Children can enjoy an obstacle course to test their coordination and fitness. Stop by our display to find out more! For additional information, visit our website:https://state.nationalguard.com/arizona

Host: Military Science

• Social Science

Student Talent ShowcaseOutdoor Stage

Enjoy a variety of student performances throughout the evening. See our ASU students showcase their many talents beyond their studies. From beautiful singing groups to compelling dance moves, there is something for everyone!

Host: Student Engagement

• Student Life

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Fletcher Library (FLHLB)

Angry BirdsNorth Patio

Career and Professional Development Services invite you to join in the live-action form of the pop culture phenomenon, Angry Birds. Test your skills with our slingshot and see if you can angle the birds to knock down those pigs!

Host: Career & Professional Development Services

• Humanities

Color FoamNorth Patio

What do you get when you combine foam, glue, food coloring and liquid starch? Colorful foam! Participants will scientifically create the perfect concoction, deciding the color of their work, and more importantly have FUN PLAYING WITH FOAM! Hands-on learning is critical to students understanding scientific concepts. Research shows that hands-on projects help students learn better. This helps students understand complex concepts more readily and boosts their self-confidence.

Host: ASUW TRIO Student Support Services STEM

• Natural Science

Keep Your (Impaired) Eyes on the Prize!North Patio

The ASU Police Department will be present with Driving Under Influence (DUI) Simulation goggles. We will have a remote control car, where participants will be asked to manipulate

the course while wearing goggles that simulate a blood alcohol level over the legal limit. We will also have a fish bowl and ask the participants to shoot a ping pong ball into the bowl while wearing the same goggles. Simulated field sobriety tests will also be conducted, again while DUI impairment goggles are worn.

Host: ASU Police Dept. Sgts/Command Support

• Student Life

Crossing Over the Centuries to the Current World of Visual ArtsFirst and Second Floors

A collaboration between the Cultural Arts Coalition and the South Mountain Magnet Visual Arts High School program.

Host: Fletcher Library

• Art/Design

GamingWest Group Study Area

Visitors can come play a variety of board games and video games with friends, family, or the Society of West ASU Gamers (SWAG). Play games for a chance to win prizes and earn bragging rights!

Host: ASUW Library

• Student Life

Make Your Own ComicWest Group Study Area

Visitors can select pre-made illustrations from popular comic books to color and fill in your own personal dialogue. Once you’ve created your scenes, put them together to create your own original comic! Panels include popular heroes from Marvel and DC, My Little Pony, Adventure Time, and more.

Host: ASUW Library

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Minecraft Building Area & PhotoboothWest Group Study Area

Visitors can interact with life-size Minecraft blocks and animals, as well as tools and costume pieces to take pictures with. But be careful, there are rumors that there may be an Ender Dragon lurking in the library!

Host: ASUW Library


Pixel ArtWest Group Study Area

Create your own pixel art using Perler Beads, or use one of our templates to create popular pixel characters from video games, comics, and more. Never used Perler beads before? No problem! Our Pixel Art Experts will show you how to create magnificent works of art.

Host: ASUW Library

• Art/Design

Painting with American Indian Student Support ServicesRoom 117

Grab a brush and let your creative side free!

Host: American Indian Student Support Services-West

• Art/Design

Sun Devil Fitness Complex (SDFCW)

Bio-DotsFirst floor

Participants will receive a Bio-dot which is a creative way to be aware of one’s emotions. Bio-dots monitor the stress a person experiences through the colors displayed on the dot placed on their hand. Wear the dot to monitor stress levels throughout the day. It also shows how your body reacts to different situations. Participants will learn relaxation skills to see how they can move from a state of being tense to calm.

Host: ASUW Counseling Services & Health Services

• Natural Science

Fletcher Library (FLHLB)

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Sun Devil SpiritFirst Floor

Come get in the Sun Devil Spirit with students and staff by playing life-size board games, classic tailgate games, Angry Birds, basketball, and more. Want to encapsulate your Sun Devil spirit? Be sure to have your picture taken in front of our Night of the Open Door backdrop.

Host: ASUW Dean of Students

• Student Life

Gumbo Demo5–8 p.m.First Floor, Testing Kitchen

Gumbo, a traditional stew originating in Louisiana amongst African Americans, means Okra, a must for any variety of good tasting, strongly flavored dishes. Usually a mixture of meat, chicken, or seafood with vegetables, there are as many recipes as there are great cooks in the kitchen. Join Dr. Duku Anokye as she demonstrates making her award-winning recipe. Come to see the ingredients, smell the aromas, and stay to enjoy the taste! .

Host: Black History Month Committee - West campus


Dancing Devils BoothSecond Floor, Multipurpose Room

The Dancing Devils will be hosting simple dance lessons for those who would love to learn a few moves to best out at your next dancing party! Come play some games and learn how to dance with the Dancing Devils. Those with two left feet are more than welcome!

Host: ASU Dancing Devils

• Art/Design

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Faculty Office/Administration (FAB)

Cookies and Hot Cocoa StationCourtyard

Need a boost of energy to visit all the activities? Be sure to stop by for some cookies and hot cocoa!

Verde Dining Pavilion (VRDE)

Verde Dining Pavilion4–7 p.m.Verde Dining Pavilion provides an All-You-Care-To-Eat dining experience. Everything, from personally carved roast beef and grilled steak enchiladas to freshly baked breads, is prepared right before your eyes.

Jamba Juice10 a.m.–12 a.m.Jamba Juice smoothies are made with ingredients so classic, these blended-to-order masterpieces include all of your favorites: real whole fruit and 100% fruit juice.

P.O.D. Market10 a.m.–12 a.m.The P.O.D. Market combines the corner store with the style of a modern market, featuring grab ‘n go dining options for any time of day and traditional essentials found in a convenience store.

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Classroom/Lab/Computer Classroom (CLCC)

Cookies and Hot Cocoa StationFirst Floor Breezeway

Need a boost of energy to visit all the activities? Be sure to stop by for some cookies and hot cocoa!

Fletcher Library

Food Truck AlleyNorth Patio (Outdoors)

Enjoy dinner or a snack from the follow food trucks! Queso Good, Burgers Amore, White Eyes Fry Bread. There will also be tailgate games to enjoy while you are eating.

Starbucks10 a.m.–9 p.m.First Floor

Stop by Starbucks for refreshing drinks and freshly baked goods!

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