Tag Archives: ASU
ASU Football: Immediate Impact Players in 2012 Recruiting Class
Outside of the yearly Duel in the Desert game against Arizona and the possible bowl appearances, National Letter of Intent Day is one of the biggest days for ASU football and Sun Devil nation. With fresh new faces committing to … Continue reading
SunPower Solar Power Plant Planned For ASU Polytechnic Campus
SRP and Arizona State University (ASU) have teamed up to build a 1-megawatt, solar power plant on the Polytechnic campus in Mesa. The plant will feature the first commercial deployment of SunPower C7 Tracker technology. This solar photovoltaic tracking system … Continue reading
Clean Air Cab Partners with ASU, Promotes Sustainability
Come September, Clean Air Cab will be promoting two new Arizona State University-themed cabs, which will help promote sustainability as well as raise money for scholarships. The company, based in Mesa, is Arizona’s first completely carbon neutral taxicab service. Clean … Continue reading
Speaker: Kirsten Shaw ~ BIG Green Expo & Conference 2011
Kirsten Shaw, AE3Q Kirsten Shaw is a Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant, a Building Performance Institute (BPI) Building Analyst and Shell certified professional and a RESNET HERS Rater. She provides certification training for future energy auditors and home performance contractors for … Continue reading
Speaker: Lori Singleton ~ BIG Green Expo & Conference 2011
Lori Singleton, Salt River Project (SRP) Lori Singleton is the manager of sustainability initiatives and technologies at Salt River Project. She is a 29-year employee of SRP and 40-year resident of Arizona. She is responsible for design and implementation of … Continue reading
Are Self-Service Technologies Making Your Business Better?
Self-service technologies, which automate routine interactions between companies and customers, are a source of convenience and efficiency to both parties — until something goes wrong and the customer cannot make the system work. Many companies should be focusing more closely … Continue reading
The Art Of Negotiating With Your Boss, Part Two
One of the most difficult tasks for a worker is negotiating with a boss. Whether it’s getting a raise or a new assignment, or a simple request for more office supplies, asking a boss for anything can be nerve-wracking. Knowledge@W. … Continue reading
Jimmy Woo’s Doesn’t Disappoint In Old Town Scottsdale
If you crave excellent Mexican, Italian, Contemporary American, or even old-fashioned ice cream, Old Town Scottsdale has always been the place to go. With P.F. Chang’s dominating the Chinese food scene a few blocks down at Scottsdale Fashion Square, there … Continue reading
Arizona’s Health Care Providers Are Working To Eradicate On-Site Infections
Hospital-acquired infections — illnesses that attack patients after they have been admitted — have health care officials taking myriad steps to combat, control and prevent this insidious enemy. One of those steps is a name change courtesy of the U.S. … Continue reading
High Foreclosure Rate And Unemployment Make Housing Recovery Hard To Read
The Phoenix resale market slowed a bit in May when compared to April, possibly because activity spiked last month as the federal first-time home buyer program came to a close, according to Jay Butler, associate professor of real estate and … Continue reading













