Frank Dillon is the new director of the Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy in the
At Arizona State University, we are committed to fostering the success of more than 9,000 active duty military, veterans and their dependents enrolled at ASU.
Besides being ranked No. 1 for innovation, we are also home to programs that rate in the top 5 for the nation in graduate degrees in public affairs, such as the No. 2 in Criminology and Criminal Justice and No. 3 ranked programs in Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Information and Technology Management, Local Government Management, in addition to the graduate business program in Supply Chain and Logistics.
We are also home to some of the nation's top online programs. We have been recognized for being No. 1 in Online Bachelor's Programs in the U.S. and our online graduate master's programs were ranked No. 1 in General Management, as well as Marketing, in MBA programs, as were our graduate programs in Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Administration, and Instructional Media in education. (US News & World Report, 2021).
Whatever goals you wish to pursue, we have the people and support services to help all of our service members and their families thrive.
ASU: A Leader in National Defense
Salute to Service honors student, alumni, faculty and staff veterans with an annual series of events on all Arizona State University campuses in celebration of Veterans Day. more
The GI Bill® was designed to offer financial assistance to our servicemembers and veterans and their families in pursuit of educational or training goals. Do you know how to get your benefits started? more
The Pat Tillman Veterans Center provides a central hub for ASU’s commitment to student veteran success. more
ASU's Chinese Flagship-ROTC program prepares ROTC students to achieve a superior level of proficiency in Mandarin Chinese and become commissioned officers and effective cross-cultural communicators in all branches of the military. more
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For over a decade, Jonathan Koppell, dean of the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions, has been a transformative leader for ASU.