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Employee fitness program offers small group training sessions

"Lose to Gain" challenges NAU employees to commit to a fitness program for the summer to help improve their health and wellness. Continue reading

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Outstanding work rewarded with achievement awards

Several employees have been recognized for excelling in their professional roles, promoting a positive sense of community and actively supporting the university's mission. Continue reading

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Conference offers professional development opportunity for women

NAU is hosting a two-day conference in June that examines challenges and issues facing women who have careers in higher education. Continue reading

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Summer hours begin May 13

Your alarm clocks should ring a little early on Monday, May 13, when Northern Arizona University begins summer hours, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Continue reading

President John Haeger

Haeger highlights ‘massive transformation’ during technology panel

Speakers reinforce that change is real and here to stay. Continue reading

Alex Alvarez, Laurie K. Dickson, Anne Scott and Gioia Woods

Faculty celebrated with awards, recognition

Faculty known for their commitment to students and to the university received awards during a ceremony at the High Country Conference Center on April 24. Continue reading

College Teachers of the Year 2013

Faculty Awards 2013

More than 50 awards were presented to faculty who demonstrate excellence in their profession throughout the year. Continue reading

Claude Clifton

Obituary: Claude Elmer Clifton, retired electrical engineer

Claude Elmer Clifton, retired electrical engineer, died April 7, 2013. He was 96. Continue reading

Cabinet highlights: April 15, 2013

Fall enrollment, spring commencement, homecoming and more. Continue reading

Retirees to be honored at farewell gala

Dozens of individuals will be honored during the 2013 NAU Retirement Dinner on April 30. Continue reading

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