Don't be alarmed: Summer hours start Monday Your alarm clocks should ring a little early on Monday when NAU begins summer hours, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Summer hours traditionally have included casual attire. Department heads should work with their vice presidents and Human Resources if they want to establish different standards of dress and appearance for their respective areas.

New feature highlights accomplishments
Inside NAU introduces a new monthly feature that showcases significant accomplishments, initiatives, research and scholarly activities, student achievements and campus events.

Welcome new hires
Northern Arizona University welcomed 10 new employees during the month of April.

SPOTLIGHT: Kudos to NAU faculty, staff and students for these recent accomplishments:

• Annette McGivney, journalism lecturer in the School of Communication
• Eileen Mahoney, director of the Gateway Student Success Center
• Religious studies major Karlie Knudtsen
• NAU student-athletes Carson Boddicker and Maria Hechanova

Roberta Kelly leaving Yuma for North Carolina
The NAU-Yuma director of operations is leaving her position at the end of the spring semester to join the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.

NAU poised to produce
classic dancers
He's danced on stages throughout the world, and now Andrew Needhammer is sharing his passion for pirouettes with Flagstaff.

KNAU takes a spell and second place
Word is out: A team from KNAU came in second at the recent 2008 Mountain Spelling Bee fundraiser for Literacy Volunteers of Coconino County.

Conference explores teaching technologies
Faculty members can explore how technology can enhance their teaching at the Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology, May 19-21 in The W.A. Franke College of Business.

Dog Gone
Santa Fe Reporter, 4/23/2008

Group pushes for city's support to fight 'education crisis'
Yuma Daily Sun, 4/7/2008