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It’s your money: 3 tips on how to keep more of it
“Just spend less” is easier said than done. Instead, find the balance between what you earn and spend in this quick, two-minute read from ASU alum Emily Schwartz.
Schwartz is the assistant vice president of MidFirst Bank and leads the Making Smart Money Moves series of webinars and workshops to help people of all ages create a thriving financial future. View upcoming sessions.Read it now
Take your summer up a notch with ASU for You
Complete an online class in something you’ve always been curious about, try a fun at-home activity, connect with engaged communities of lifelong learners or pursue a credential to help you stand out to future employers. Whatever you’re interested in, ASU’s most valuable digital learning tools are available at your fingertips this summer.Check it out
Save the date: Upcoming events
June
10
Connect with employers looking to hire Sun Devil alumni. At this event, you’ll meet virtually with one or more Arizona employers who have open positions in career areas of your interest.
June
17
Join the ASU Alumni Association Thursday, June 17 at noonArizona time on LinkedIn live as we announce the Sun Devil 100 Class of 2021 and their rankings. The Sun Devil 100 annual awards ceremony recognizes the top 100 fastest growing alumni-owned and alumni-led organizations.
July
13
Making Smart Money Moves: Paying for Big Life Events: Marriage and a Baby
July’s topic is paying for big life events. Join the ASU Alumni Association and financial guru Emily Schwartz of MidFirst Bank for the latest session in this financial series.
July
15 and 22
Spark a Connection — virtual event for new students, alumni and ASU families
All Sun Devils are invited to “Spark a Connection” at our virtual ASU Campus. New students, alumni, family members and ASU staff are invited to interact using avatars and hear more about the Sun Devil Alumni Network and how you can connect with fellow Sun Devils no matter where you are in the world.
July
30
Join us for this virtual recruiting event designed to connect you with employers who have open employment opportunities across a variety of functions and industries and are looking to hire alumni and new grads.See more events
Stories alumni are reading
A legacy of giving back
For the Allison family, ASU holds many treasured memories. Learn how a nearly 30-year Sun Devil family legacy started and blossomed to help build a community for Native people at ASU.
Medallion Scholars hold clothing drive to help the homeless community
Students from ASU’s Medallion Scholarship Program organized a service project to not only help the community but also reduce waste.
Emotional intelligence is critical — build yours with Trailhead
In today’s remote and hybrid settings, emotional intelligence, empathetic communication and relationship building are more important than ever. ASU is partnering with Salesforce Trailhead to launch two new badges that empower anyone to skill up their EQ.
#FoodieFriday highlights alumni culinary business, Sana Sana
On Friday, May 21, the Alumni Association, the J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute and Sun Devils across the states prepared healthy, tasty plant-based recipes from Sana Sana.Read more news
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No Capitol Watch This Week! Stay Tuned For Next Week!
Legislature at stand still on budget after passing Day 150 of the session. The AZ GOP has focused their efforts at the end of this extremely long legislative session, not on the budget process, but on bills that they wanted to see passed that weren’t during the session. Bills that have died like SB1532, the Teacher Gag Bill which is now HB2898, and HB2891, the GOP Power Grab Bill, have been some of the irrelevant and unnecessary policies tucked away in the Budget Reconciliation Bills.
If there is no budget by the end of this month, then Arizona will have its very own government shutdown. If GOP legislators continue to push bills that have either been vetoed or have failed on the Senate/House floor, then Arizona citizens will be the ones who face the consequences.
Flat Tax Failed!! Although the AZ Leg has been unable to pass budget bills that will end the session, there was a bill HB2900, which would have introduced a flat tax in Arizona. This flat tax proposed by Ducey and the AZ GOP would have given tax cuts to only the wealthiest Arizonans. It also would have cut hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for our Arizona cities and towns, which at the end of the day, if our cities and towns aren’t properly funded, then regular citizens are the ones who suffer. The fact that this bill failed (barely by one vote) is a step in the right direction, however there is potential for provisions in this bill to be reintroduced.
Amp Up AZ! This week, Progress Arizona, Fuerte, Rural AZ Engage, Our Voice Our Vote and more are coming together for a week of action to spread more information about Redistricting and Fair Maps!
On Thursday, there will be a Jeopardy Game Night at 5:30 hosted by Our Voice Our Vote and All on the Line which you are able to sign up for HERE.
On Friday, we will be hosting an Open-Mic Night with talented artists, performers, and passionate members of the community! You can sign up and learn more about this event HERE.
Arizona 411 is a weekly newsletter to give you a weekly recap on what’s happening at the state legislature.
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2021 Midyear Outlook Webcast
Register now to join Wells Fargo Investment Institute strategists for a live webcast discussing the outlook for the economy, markets, and investments for the second half of 2021 and for 2022. Help us build the conversation by emailing us your questions by close of business June 15.
During the webinar Darrell Cronk, Chief Investment Officer of Wealth and Investment Management (WIM), will lead a conversation about:
- U.S. economic growth and inflation expectations
- Potential investor implications of individual and corporate tax changes
- Favored equity asset classes and sectors for year two of the bull market
- Portfolio positioning for bond investors as longer term rates rise
- Top five portfolio moves investors should consider in the second half of 2021
Thursday, June 17
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JUNE 09, 2021″Once you set your goal, write it down and carve out time in your schedule to work on it. Committing to spending time on your goal will help you achieve it.” — Edward R. Laskowski, M.D.Move MoreDaily activities that burn caloriesYou probably know that regular physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. It lowers your risk of chronic health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, depression and some cancers. Find out how even daily chores and tasks can add up to offer big health benefits.See how effective your daily movements are »Healthy Eating
Tips for using the pyramid
The Mayo Clinic Healthy Weight Pyramid is a tool that can guide you toward healthy eating as you work to reach a healthy weight. But do you know how to apply it to your life? With awareness and planning, you can customize this approach to make it work for you.
Get tips for using the pyramid »Today’s Diet Tip
You don’t have to ditch dessert!
Did you know that you can eat sweets on the Mayo Clinic Diet once you complete the first two weeks of the Lose It! phase? Keep your treats to 75 calories a day, or save them up to be used for a bigger treat at the end of the week or for a special occasion.