Each year college students continue to face increasing levels of stress and anxiety influenced by the many chronic stressors prevalent in our world. Academic pressures, financial challenges and the constant push to succeed can leave students burned out and isolated.

On Sept.

By Erin Schneiderman

On April 24th, the School of Community Resources and Development faculty, staff and student scholarship winners attended an End of Year Celebration in the historic Westward Ho Concho Room.

Hey Sun Devils! Ready to celebrate Earth Week in a fun and meaningful way?

Join Spark Change, a weeklong series of nature-inspired experiences from April 21–27.

Arizona State University’s School of Community Resources and Development (SCRD) has formed a partnership with the National Inclusion Project (NIP) to bring accessible and inclusive recreation training to students.

On Feb.

In the summer of 2024 while most students were working or relaxing, 13 students from ASU opted to spend their time learning about sustainable tourism and park management in five national parks, conservancies and protected areas across Kenya. The study abroad trip was led by Profess

Pictured, from left to right: Dr. Nick Wise, undergrad student Katelyn Skabelund, PhD student Ziming Jin and Dr. Megha Budruk.

In a collaborative effort to strengthen conservation and park management practices, Arizona State University recently organized a specialized short course for park administrators from China’s Sichuan Forestry and Grassland Bureau, focusing on National Park Management and Wildlife Protec