Decision Theater | Support Decision Theater

The Arizona State University Decision Theater connects the science of ASU with the needs of the community. It's a home for policy makers, community leaders, business leaders and others to explore issues ranging from urban growth and the education to the environment and public health.

The Decision Theater is making a big difference as it uses technology, talent, and tools to help leaders find the best solutions for major challenges.

We invite you to become part of these solutions by becoming a Friend of the Decision Theater. Your support contributes to the technology, talent, and tools available to those seeking to make the best decisions possible—decisions that impact future generations.

Choose the level that's right for you...

Silver - $100 or more (annual)

	Name listed on Decision Theater website
	Email subscription to Decision Theater news
	Promotional kit that includes a pen, notepad, and DVD

Gold - $500 or more (annual)

	Everything above
	An invitation to our annual reception

Platinum - $1,000 or more (annual)

	Everything above
	Listing on membership poster displayed in the Decision Theater's lobby

Lifetime - $25,000 or more

	Everything above
	Adoption of a seat in the Decision Theater
	Special mention in certain promotional materials
	Private tours and demonstrations for you and your guests

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The Decision Theater opened its doors on May 23, 2005, largely due to the generosity of philanthropist, businessman, and visionary Ira A. Fulton. His $3 million contribution, along with additional funding from the university, enabled this state-of-the-art facility to be built. When Dr. Michael Crow joined the university as president in 2002, he had a vision for a New American University which includes the concept of "social embeddedness"—being engaged in the community and making research more relevant to society. The Decision Theater is one example of the New American University in action. It brings together science and community to explore issues ranging from land use and pollution to education and health.

Arizona State University has long been considered a hub of research in the areas of computer aided geometric design and scientific visualizations. Building on that experience, ASU's Partnership for Research in Spatial Modeling developed a small Decision Theater prototype in late 2004. It evolved into the current Decision Theater.

Lifetime
Ira & Mary Lou Fulton

Platinum
Denver Metro Chamber Foundation
Rick & Mary Shangraw

Silver
Linell Cady
Carolyn Forbes
The Buseck Family Trust
Sarah Leonard
Jonathan Fink
Prasanth Prasanna
Lee Skinner
Gnanasakthi Sabarathinam
Ramya Gnanasakthi
Beth Meier
John Skinner