Publications
Books | Magazines | 5-Year Report
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- Fall 2008 Issue of the SOLS Magazine
Did you know that School of Life Sciences’ faculty, students, alumni, and emeriti are conducting research on all seven continents and across the oceans? Their bold ideas are bringing about fundamental change and meaningful partnerships globally. Come with us as we travel from Gabon to China to Costa Rica working with communities, advancing education, informing policy and opening new vistas in aging and emergent disease, sustainability, evolution, biodiversity, and understanding ancient earth, here-and-now cooperation, and our future life on planet Earth.
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- Spring 2008 Issue of the SOLS Magazine
The heart of SOLS is its people. With more than 600 faculty and staff and nearly two thousand undergraduate students, life sciences takes a lesson from ecosystems: that collaborative relationships connect and propel us all forward in our research, careers, and self-discovery. So come with us on a collective journey as we build an arboretum, imagine organisms from space, develop an entomology course, create a dog show star, and celebrate marriages, anniversaries, creative partnerships, and who and what we love in life.
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- Fall 2007 Issue of the SOLS Magazine
As you can tell from our cover, finding ways to communicate is essential in our ever–changing, fast-paced world. Comic books traditionally delve into the world of superheroes and fantasy, but we increasingly see the boundaries between science fact and fantasy shift as what was once extraordinary becomes a commonplace foundation fueling the next breakthrough. Open the cover and see how differences in media and technology offer new tools to educate students and examine science.
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- Spring 2007 Issue of the SOLS Magazine
We invite you to ring in spring with our newest issue about new research that is blooming in School of Life Sciences and how our students and alumni have contributed to their communities, locally and worldwide. Come globetrot with alumnus Gary Jahn, see how Emeritus professor Winifred Doane promotes science in Arizona, and look over our graduate students’ shoulders as they help shape learning experiences for children in public school and undergraduates at ASU. Review how assistant professors Stephen Pratt and Shelley Haydel open our eyes to the fantastic on earth.
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- Fall 2006 Issue of the SOLS Magazine
We have a new look! We hope that you like where we are headed with our graphics and our stories. In these next two issues of the SOLS Newsletter, we introduce a section that highlights faculty whose creative lives extend from and are partnered with their artistic endeavors. We hope that you enjoy reading how the students, faculty and staff of the School of Life Sciences, along with our alumni and emeriti are engaged in innovation, creation, and discovery that will shed light on the mysteries and wonders of our shared life on Earth.
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- Spring 2006 Issue of the SOLS Magazine (newsletter format)
The second issue of the SOLS Newsletter has arrived! We hope you enjoy the this issue and we welcome your comments for future issues.
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- Premiere Issue of the SOLS Magazine (newsletter format)
It’s arrived. The first issue of the SOLS Newsletter is here and ready for your viewing. You can click on the link below to grab your own PDF copy of the newsletter. Share it with colleages, and alumni by sending the link to this page or the PDF file as an attachment. We hope you enjoy the first issue and we welcome your comments for future issues. For questions or comments, please contact the Managing Editor, listed below.
Contact Us!
We are particularly interested in reconnecting with Alumni and Emeriti. If you have information to include in this magazine, please contact us at SOLS@asu.edu. Manuscripts should be less than 1000 words, photos should be high resolution, and submissions should include all pertinent contact information.
Send to Managing Editor, Margaret (Peggy) Coulombe, margaret.coulombe@asu.edu attention SOLS Magazine, P.O. Box 874501, Tempe, Arizona, 85287–4501