The 2008 edition of Horizons magazine will be delivered across campus over the next few weeks, as well as to educational leaders and decision makers throughout the country.
This year’s edition highlights several of NAU’s research achievements and other accomplishments. Articles include:
- Several researchers who are working to beat cancer at its own game
- Loretta Mayer’s research on women’s health, which has an offshoot that could lead to discoveries that would radically change the way animals are spayed
- How the Martin-Springer Institute is applying lessons learned from the Holocaust to promote moral courage, altruism and tolerance
- Anthropology professor Kelley Hays-Gilpin’s expertise on Native American rock art and its reflection of ancient society
- The university’s multi-pronged approach to regain the nation’s advantage in math and science
- Paul Beier and his work on “road crossings” for larger animals to help them thrive
A pdf version is available online.
The magazine will be sent to:
- Arizona Board of Regents
- Arizona delegation, U.S. House and Senate
- Arizona House of Representatives
- Arizona Senate
- Flagstaff Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Flagstaff City Council
- Coconino County Board of Supervisors
- Northern Arizona University peer institutions
- Public University High Research Activity Peers
- Arizona Community College Presidents
- Arizona Department of Education board
- Arizona State Board of Charter Schools
- Arizona school district superintendents
- Arizona high school principals and guidance counselors
- Arizona tribal chairs/presidents
- President Haeger’s Valley Board of Advisors
- Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce members
- Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce executive board and board of directors
- Arizona media contacts
- Selected donors
If you have suggestions for additional mailings, e-mail Isa.Rueda@nau.edu or call (928) 523-2282.