Development of a design to divert a domestic terrorist attack was the project that earned a team of ASU students the $10,000 prize in the latest Devils Invent event, one in a series of STEM design challenges organized and coordinated by the Fulton Schools. The hackathon, which took place over 30 hours, brought together 23 teams from 11 colleges in the U.S. for the competition with the theme “Protecting America’s Public Access Areas.” With guidance from academic and industry mentors, the student teams exhibited their design and hands-on technical skills to work on solutions to homeland security challenges, says Melissa Stine, a Fulton Schools student success and engagement coordinator.