Expand the role of the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory as a global leader in delivering solutions to planetary-scale challenges.
Build capacity to address urgent planetary challenges with speed, scale and immediate impact.
President Crow joins Nadine Strossen, legal scholar and former president of the American Civil Liberties Union, and Larry H. Summers, former US Secretary of the Treasury and former president of Harvard University, for a conversation about free speech on American college and university campuses. The panel was moderated by Douglas Belkin, higher education reporter for the Wall Street Journal,. on March 4, 2025, on the ASU Tempe campus.
President Crow uses the evolution of the iPhone as an example of the vital impact of academic research on the development of technologies and innovations that people use every day. The talk, with Rice University President Reginald DesRoches, was hosted by the Baker Institute of Public Policy on February 24, 2025, in Houston.
President Crow co-teaches Public Affairs 547 each spring at ASU, a graduate-level course that examines the impact and importance of science and technology policy, innovation and leadership in shaping the future.
A closer look at the science, technology and public affairs graduate-level course co-taught each spring by President Crow, which focused the role of science and technology policy in designing the future.
When is a tomato more than a tomato? Crow guides class to a wider view of technology
President Crow presents ASU's annual operational and financial review to the Arizona Board of Regents. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the university's progress during the 2024 calendar year.
Recorded on the ASU Tempe campus.
President Crow congratulates the Class of 2024 and describes the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, while urging them to use their knowledge and talents to make the world better for all.
President Crow addressed graduate and undergraduates during separate University Commencement ceremonies, congratulating their achievements, reminding them to demonstrate gratitude to those who helped them along the way, and urging them to use their knowledge and talent to build a meaningful legacy that improves our nation and the lives of others.
President Crow exhorts new grads to 'make this country better, stronger, more just'
President Crow shares his thoughts on climate and sustainability, higher education, and being named to the TIME100 Climate list.
"The objective is the Girl Scout motto": ASU's Michael Crow on being a TIME climate leader.
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