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In partnership with ASU's Institute of Humanities Research, ASU Art Museum, and Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, the Global Institute of Sustainability's new series will bring more experts from around the world to imagine a sustainable future through art, history, and storytelling.

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School of Sustainability master's graduate Andrea Baty develops employee engagement programs, finds volunteer opportunities, and devises sustainability strategies for the Sportswear division of VF Corporation, an $11 billion clothing company.

The National Resource Defense Council and Green Sports Alliance highlights the Sun Devil Athletics department for its dedication to sustainability and nine solar power systems, the most of any athletic department in the country.

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As an artist and a professor in the School of Art, Julie Anand questions conventional boundaries including the ones between artistic media, science and art, and bodies and their environments.