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Scientific journals urged to redact
deadly avian flu research
An international debate involving NAU Regents' Professor Paul Keim is churning over releasing research results detailing the mutation of the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus, making it more transmissible between animals and humans.

   

chub

Study of feeding behaviors
points to challenges for native fish
A study detailing the feeding behaviors of four species of fish found in the Colorado River and its tributaries uncovered a few surprises and opened new insights to the challenges faced by native fish species in the Southwest.
   
recent headlines
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Training session offered in SPEAK series

 • Athletics to host Feb. 9 faculty-staff appreciation night
• 'Excited' Lumberjack greets Obama in Phoenix • Bookstore hosting book-signing with local chef
• NAU Theater dancing to 'Dancing at Lughnasa' • Obituary: David J. Prior, former dean, Arts and Sciences
 
university news
• Cabinet Highlights: Jan. 24, 2012
   
• NAU alumni among Arizona's
exemplary principals
   
• NAU redefining itself, president tells
state Legislature
   
• NAU’s joint community college partnerships draw growing number of students
   
• NAU becoming national model for lessons in community building
   
• NAU-Yuma’s business program earns additional accreditation
   
• 1899 Bar and Grill featured in ‘Sunset’ magazine


NAU in the news

research & academic news
• Teach for America event builds 
closer partnership with NAU
   
• Hampton Fellowship adds fuel
to cancer fight
   
• New business dean hopes to
build on existing strengths
   
• Partnership with biotech firm
magnifies student skills


department news
• NAU student-athletes break
semester GPA record
   
• Employee giving campaign
starts up again
   
• Boost your tech skills with ITS training
   
• Plan ahead with online payment system
   
• Shuttle service launches Rapid Ride
   
• Get your health goals on track
with NAUfit


events
• Arizona anniversary brings author,
alumna back to NAU
   
• Flagstaff Fandango to celebrate state
centennial, feature local flavor
   
• Horizons Concert Series announces
spring offerings

 

spotlight

Recognizing the activities and accomplishments of faculty, staff and students
 
• Ann Marie Chischilly appeared on the KAET-TV show Arizona Horizon.
   
• Donelle Ruwe published an essay on British perceptions of Judaisim in the Enlightenment. 
   
• Alexandra A. Carpino has been invited to participate in the 2012-13 lecture program of the Archaeological Institute of America as the Cinelli Lecturer.
   
• Pam Stephens was selected as the 2012 Arizona Art Educator of the Year by the National Art Education Association.
   
• Eric Otenyo recently published the textbook, e-Government: The Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Administration.
   
• Xavier Sanders was invited to attend U.S. Department of Agriculture's 2012 Agricultural Outlook Forum.


 
videos

NAU President John Haeger appeared on the PBS show 'Arizona Horizon' to talk about how budget challenges have reshaped the university and the innovative ways through which NAU aims to boost student success. Watch the full segment above, which originally aired on Jan. 17. Or watch it online at the Arizona Horizon website.
     
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