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Research & Academics
NAU study discovers power of art making on mood
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Ann Collier researches the correlation between creating with textiles and well being, findings with implications for art therapy. READ MORE
NAU researcher to streamline crime scene investigations26 February
Swimming and Diving makes a splash with Scholar All-America Team accolade25 February
NAU researcher works to understand forces of abrupt environmental change18 February
New graduate program geared toward native nation building17 February
Campus & Community
Obituary: Joshua Sawtelle, business student
JoshSawtelle Joshua Brent Sawtelle, a student in the W.A. Franke College of Business, died Feb. 27, 2015. He was 23. READ MORE
NAU contributes nearly $2 billion to Arizona economy, new study says4 March
Wear True Blue for sweet rewards27 February
Survey seeks feedback on NAU football game experience27 February
Obituary: Kenneth John Chokie, public administration student25 February
Happenings
Video game symposium returns to NAU
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NAU's Interdisciplinary Writing Program will host the Undergraduate Videogame Symposium March 26-28 in Liberal Arts, building 18. READ MORE
Regents to meet at NAU March 114 March
Appreciation mixer to celebrate classified staff27 February
NAU vocalists and Flagstaff Symphony to perform music of the Beatles24 February
Film festival celebrates French cinema20 February
Faculty & Staff
Student Success Coaching accepting applications for team coaches
ssc-spring14-48 Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, March 13. READ MORE
Forums scheduled for School of Nursing dean27 February
Obituary: Marilyn Joan ‘Jo’ Watters, former accounting assistant27 February
PeopleSoft systems offline March 5-825 February
Faculty and staff invited to apply to University Leadership Program20 February
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