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Watts College features some of the best schools in the nation
Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
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Watts College features some of the best schools in the nation
Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
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Watts College features some of the best schools in the nation
Watts College has the #5 ranked school of criminal justice in the nation, as well as top rated programs in public affairs and social work.
Learn more
Research at Watts College
The Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions leads the university in the production of research that has system-wide and largescale impact on a myriad of social, behavioral, economic, and political challenges. Through rigorous applied research, we are developing solutions with the potential to better our response to pressing issues and positively impact our communities locally, nationally and globally.
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September 20, 2019
Mary K. Feeney, professor and Lincoln Professor of Ethics in ASU’s School of Public Affairs, has been selected by the National Academy of Public Administration...
August 27, 2019
The Southwest’s long-standing drought has left the state staring down a historic and first-ever Colorado River water cutback in 2020.
Starting Jan. 1, Arizona will see a 6.9% reduction of...
August 26, 2019
Nearly 1 in 4 Arizona teens have used a highly potent form of marijuana known as marijuana concentrate, according to a new study by Arizona State University researchers.
Among nearly 50,...
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About the Watts
The Watts College name reflects a generous gift made by Mike and Cindy Watts as an investment in our diverse and mission-driven student body who do not wait to graduate until they make a difference in the communities that they serve.
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