Congratulations,
Fall 2022 Graduates!
Congratulations, graduates!
Congratulations to the 2,167 Fall 2022 graduates of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see your impact on the world!
See it all again!
Revisit some of best moments of the Fall 2022 Convocation, including image galleries, the “You’re Ready” video and decorated mortarboards.
Keep checking back, as we’ll add more when it becomes available!
Meet the exceptional graduates of Fall 2022
Each semester the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering recognizes students who have worked diligently to excel academically and contribute to advancing the Fulton Schools mission. Meet the future of engineering and engineering sciences!
Our graduates in the news
Each semester, ASU News publishes profiles of notable ASU graduates. Below are the Fulton Schools Fall 2022 graduates who are being featured by ASU News.
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Entrepreneurial-spirited graduate prioritizes social service
Rashmi Solanki’s passion for social service and leadership served her well during her time at ASU as a member of the Technological and Entrepreneurship Management Advisory Board where she advocated…
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Opportunities to build entrepreneurship skills brought student to ASU
Shreeshiv Patel says his decision to study at Arizona State University was motivated by the emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship in many of the university’s degree programs.
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ASU grad found herself in environmental engineering
Sydney Wickman has found a passion for improving access to clean water and has spent time assessing the impact of energy usage at industrial facilities. After graduation, she plans to…
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ASU grad inspired to give back, encourage others with engineering degree
When first-generation college student Lisa Redhouse decided to continue her education, she found the environmental and resource management program would help her give back to Indigenous communities and inspire those…
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Catalysts for a nature-based future
On a trip home to Philadelphia after 20 years in the Marine Corps, Nick Heier noticed the anaerobic state of the creeks he used to spend time in. This was…
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Outstanding graduate helped make web game with NASA
During his time at ASU, software engineering student Marcus Maczynski worked with mission partner Jet Proportion Laboratory to make an outreach-oriented web game as part of his capstone project. After…
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Computer systems engineering student honored as outstanding graduate
During his time at ASU, Samuel Dicaro worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant and has been honored with several awards and scholarships. Following graduation, Dicaro plans to complete the final…