NAU news
20Thursday, Jun. 20, 2013
Research & Academics
NAU study estimates financial impact of 2010 Schultz Fire
2010 Schultz Fire The comprehensive evaluation reveals the devastating financial impact wildfires have on public, private and non-profit resources. READ MORE
Study ties water value among irrigators to forest restoration24 May
Athletic training program transitions to master’s degree22 May
Professor’s dream course tackles impacts of wired world on human psychology9 May
New program aims to improve student writing skills6 May
Campus & Community
Grant helps NAU contribute to job creation, environmental cleanup
ITEP logo Communities in Navajo Nation to benefit. READ MORE
New building to provide modern setting for science education at NAU7 June
NAU welcomes incoming students to campus7 June
Summer bug camp returns to NAU5 June
Senior selected for intensive international fellowship4 June
Happenings
Summer Seminar Series kicks off with terrorism discussion
Political science professor Lori Poloni-Staudinger kicks off the university’s Summer Seminar Series with a discussion about ongoing threat of terrorism—both international and domestic, such as the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, pictured above. The bombing of the federal building there remained the most lethal terrorist attack on U.S. soil until Sept. 11, 2001.
An interdisciplinary Summer Seminar Series is sure to spark discussion on campus and in the community. READ MORE
Cline Library honors powwow history at new exhibit9 November
Athletics
Athletics program exceeding NCAA academic standards
Women's Tennis NAU student-athletes have again shown they measure up academically, according to an NCAA Academic Progress Report released this week. READ MORE
Men’s Track wins Big Sky title13 May
Outstanding student-athletes honored with Golden Eagle Awards12 April
Faculty & Staff
Regents approve university budget requests
ABOR The Arizona Board of Regents approved the FY14 annual operating budgets for the three universities at its regular meeting yesterday at the High Country Conference Center in Flagstaff. READ MORE
ITS increases disk space allocations14 June
Cabinet highlights: June 3, 20133 June
Lot closures, new parking options29 May
Dining scholarships and more to benefit from Employee Giving Campaign5 March
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Blogs
INSIGHTS & REFLECTIONS FROM ACROSS CAMPUS
Bringing quality to competency John Haeger Haeger: We can employ technology to ensure that the foundational aspects of a liberal arts education underpin our online ventures. Read More
Finding the time and place to tell our stories Laura Huenneke Huenneke: Responsiveness is one form of outreach. Read More
Thank you for being the difference that matters Mason Gerety Gerety: Faculty and staff have set a new standard for philanthropic support at NAU. Read More