Regents' professors

Seven new Regents’ professors showcase NAU’s research and scholarly excellence

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Campus & Community

The Diné legacy: NAU professors, alumni join long list of contributors to collaborate, share stories in new anthology of Navajo literature

NAU professor Jeff Berglund was co-editor on the anthology, which represents Diné literary artistry and features interviews, biographies and contributions from several Diné authors, including many NAU alumni. The collection has already received several positive remarks and reviews.

Campus & Community

Graduate Shantel Henry: Scientist from the start finds her place in STEM

A first-generation senior studying biology and chemistry, Henry has realized her self-worth through undergraduate research with professors Frank Von Hippel and Catherine Propper. Henry presented a poster at this week’s Virtual Undergraduate Expo and Symposium.

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School of Art showcases senior talent in annual Spring BFA Exhibition

Senior art students, who have completed four years of intensive artistic and critical development, will showcase their art at the Beasley Gallery.

Research & Academics

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Deciduous trees offset carbon loss from Alaskan boreal fires, new study out of NAU finds

The study, led by Ecoss' Michelle Mack, began after the 2004 fire season in Alaska, which led to a dramatic shift in the trees that grew in the area. Researchers found the aspen and birch trees absorbed more carbon more quickly than the black spruce it replaced.

Madison McNeal presentation over Zoom

That’s a wrap: Second virtual Undergraduate Symposium sees another year of student success despite pandemic

The symposium was held online for the second year in a row, but that didn't stop students from showcasing their talents, ongoing research and accomplishments achieved in the midst of a pandemic.

Regents' professors

Seven new Regents’ professors showcase NAU’s research and scholarly excellence

Regents' professor is the highest rank a faculty member can achieve. Each of the professors was nominated by their peers for outstanding achievements and international recognition in their fields. The Arizona Board of Regents approved the promotions at their meeting Thursday.

Campus & Community

Bordeaux

Bonjour Bordeaux: NAU establishes bidirectional dual degree programs with France

A new partnership with the University of Bordeaux in France will allow biology and geology undergraduate students to participate in a bidirectional dual degree program. Students will earn degrees from both institutions, which will open up pathways to internationalize their future education.

The Diné Reader cover image

The Diné legacy: NAU professors, alumni join long list of contributors to collaborate, share stories in new anthology of Navajo literature

NAU professor Jeff Berglund was co-editor on the anthology, which represents Diné literary artistry and features interviews, biographies and contributions from several Diné authors, including many NAU alumni. The collection has already received several positive remarks and reviews.

Graduate Shantel Henry: Scientist from the start finds her place in STEM

A first-generation senior studying biology and chemistry, Henry has realized her self-worth through undergraduate research with professors Frank Von Hippel and Catherine Propper. Henry presented a poster at this week’s Virtual Undergraduate Expo and Symposium.

Happenings

BFA Art Show green graphic

School of Art showcases senior talent in annual Spring BFA Exhibition

Senior art students, who have completed four years of intensive artistic and critical development, will showcase their art at the Beasley Gallery.

In virtual roundtable, panelists discuss the need for the U.S. to confront anti-Asian violence

Undergrad Symposium

Join NAU’s virtual Expo and Symposium April 12-16 to see undergraduate research in action

The NAU and Flagstaff communities are invited to participate in this annual weeklong event showcasing undergraduate research in the arts, business, education, engineering and the humanities.