ASU in the Community - What users are saying about ASU in the Community

What users are saying about ASU in the Community

Nice job with the new web site! Looks very thorough -- and has a lot of research/knowledge based programs in it also! I'll be able to refer community folks from around the state to use this tool. Also, it looks like this will be a great place for us to start when we do university searches in order to explore potential community partnerships. –Barbara Shaw-Snyder, ASU for Arizona-Building Great Communities

I have referenced the ASU in the Community site…my compliments!—It is a great resource and has a very nice look and feel.—Sam DiGangi, University Technology Office

What a wonderful resource! – Janet LaBar, Communications Director, Greater Phoenix Economic Council

Your web site is so easy to use! – Pamela Bridgmon, University of Arizona Faculty Center

I went to the web site and it looks great! Very accessible - as well as visually appealing. I really like the pull down boxes - where people can be specific about the programs that they are looking for. —Penny Pasque, University of Michigan

ASU in the Community was the perfect tool for helping me find a list of ASU’s science, math, engineering and technology outreach programs for a reporter who was writing a story. I love the look of the new pages, and the search capability is awesome! – Terri Shafer, Assistant Vice President of Marketing and Strategic Communications, ASU Office of Public Affairs
Thank you again for the fine feature by Michael Jung on Chain Reaction. You are being read. I received more than 100 requests for subscriptions to Chain Reaction from individual readers and teachers who say they saw the story on the web. Many of those teachers are requesting classroom sets of 35 copies for their schools. Your story will result in more than 1,000 new student readers for Chain Reaction at dozens of schools around Arizona. We are busy stuffing envelopes and labeling boxes to fill orders. –Conrad Storad, ASU Research Publications
I just wanted to say thank you for the great article and pictures of COAR in action! I've seen your previous articles and you do a really good job of capturing the most important aspects of the feature. We've gotten so many comments about the article and our organization ever since it appeared on the main ASU homepage, so thanks you, our organization has gathered more support and become more influential in the community! –Tanny Men, COAR/Community Outreach and Advocacy for Refugees

What users are saying about ASU in the Community Nice job with the new web site! Looks very thorough -- and has a lot of research/knowledge based programs in it also! I'll be able to refer community folks from around the state to use this tool. Also, it looks like this will be a great place for us to start when we do university searches in order to explore potential community partnerships. –Barbara Shaw-Snyder, ASU for Arizona-Building Great Communities I have referenced the ASU in the Community site…my compliments!—It is a great resource and has a very nice look and feel.—Sam DiGangi, University Technology Office What a wonderful resource! – Janet LaBar, Communications Director, Greater Phoenix Economic Council Your web site is so easy to use! – Pamela Bridgmon, University of Arizona Faculty Center I went to the web site and it looks great! Very accessible - as well as visually appealing. I really like the pull down boxes - where people can be specific about the programs that they are looking for. —Penny Pasque, University of Michigan ASU in the Community was the perfect tool for helping me find a list of ASU’s science, math, engineering and technology outreach programs for a reporter who was writing a story. I love the look of the new pages, and the search capability is awesome! – Terri Shafer, Assistant Vice President of Marketing and Strategic Communications, ASU Office of Public Affairs Thank you again for the fine feature by Michael Jung on Chain Reaction. You are being read. I received more than 100 requests for subscriptions to Chain Reaction from individual readers and teachers who say they saw the story on the web. Many of those teachers are requesting classroom sets of 35 copies for their schools. Your story will result in more than 1,000 new student readers for Chain Reaction at dozens of schools around Arizona. We are busy stuffing envelopes and labeling boxes to fill orders. –Conrad Storad, ASU Research Publications I just wanted to say thank you for the great article and pictures of COAR in action! I've seen your previous articles and you do a really good job of capturing the most important aspects of the feature. We've gotten so many comments about the article and our organization ever since it appeared on the main ASU homepage, so thanks you, our organization has gathered more support and become more influential in the community! –Tanny Men, COAR/Community Outreach and Advocacy for Refugees	Sign up to receive a new feature story about ASU community partnerships each month. ASU in the Community was initially developed to provide a list of ASU’s community outreach activities. Recognizing that there is a greater need for more detailed information about community outreach programs, this web site represents the first phase of ASU in the Community. Use the feedback form to send us your ideas for what should be included in the next phase. Tell us how you would like to be able to use the site, what information should be collected, and any other ideas you have for the continued development of ASU in the Community.
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