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In the Spotlight: May 25, 2018
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- NAU-TV is a finalist in the SVG College Sports Media awards. NAU-TV has two nominated programs out of seven finalists in the outstanding live game production-collegiate student category.
- Psychological sciences professor Michelle Miller gave an invited address at the 2ndInternational Forum on Future World, Future Learning at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The conference… Read more
In the Student Spotlight: April 20, 2018
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- Thomas Torres, a biology student and intern on the NAU Gartersnake project, completed the Boston Marathon Monday with a time of 3:32:30. Torres will graduate in May with a post-baccalaureate degree in biology and a wildlife ecology and management certificate.
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Read moreIn the Student Spotlight: June 1, 2017
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- Recent NAU graduates Gabrielle Delio and Whitney Holeva were invited to write an article in the Public Health Post about the benefits to active transportation. The article is titled “Active Transportation Presents New Opportunities” and details why active transportation, such as walking or riding a bike to and from school, is a potential way… Read more
Cline Library to unveil new Learning Studio
Cline Library will celebrate the opening of its new learning space with an open house from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, in room 249 of the library.
The transformed second floor space features a highly configurable workspace for classes of up to 70 students and is fitted with advanced digital technology.
Inside the Learning Studio instructors can push content from a lectern computer or their own device to any or all the displays throughout the room interface.… Read more
Repeat photography partnership to aid scientists in understanding climate change
A new partnership between Cline Library and the Southwest Experimental Garden Array will use repeat photography to document earlier ecological and environmental conditions at garden sites distributed throughout northern Arizona to research how species respond to climate change and land-use management.
“By comparing historical and contemporary photos, researchers can literally see how the plant community is changing over time, which is tremendously valuable,” said Thomas Whitham, SEGA’s principal investigator and NAU Regents’ Professor. “For example, repeat photography allows us to… Read more
Wrongful convictions in focus when freed member of ‘West Memphis Three’ speaks at NAU
Sometimes the justice system gets it wrong, but that doesn’t end all hope of eventually making things right.
In the case of Damien Echols, the notoriety of perceived guilt is rivaled only by the attention shone upon reprieve. After 18 years on death row as one of the “West Memphis Three,” Echols is now free, and an author. He will tell his story at 7 p.m. Monday, April 22, in Cline Library Auditorium on the Northern Arizona University campus.… Read more