National organization recognizes NAU success
with Latino students
The American Association of State Colleges and Universities identified NAU as one of 11 publicly funded institutions nationwide that have proven effective in graduating Latino students.

Elevate your giving with the NAU Fund
Invest in the university's future by contributing to the annual NAU Fund Faculty and Staff Campaign.

Watch for special NAU publication
NAU accomplishments and endeavors during the past year are featured in a special newspaper section to appear in Thursday's Lumberjack and Saturday's Arizona Daily Sun.

New performance appraisal system begins in June
Training sessions have been scheduled for a new performance appraisal system for classified staff and service professionals.

Construction brings summer traffic changes
Installation of utilities and other projects for the hotel-conference center complex will mean some traffic changes on north campus throughout the summer.

A new 'Inside NAU' television show is ready for viewing
Get to know NAU better by watching the latest version of Inside NAU, the television show.

Long-time English professor dies
Lawrence Martin Davis, who taught English at NAU from 1963 through 1986, died April 22. He was 83.

NAU Symphony Orchestra closes season
with Shakespeare
The season wraps up with the last of its Masterwork series, Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet, at 3 p.m. May 6 in Ardrey Auditorium.

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

• Mary I. Dereshiwsky, associate professor of educational leadership
• Joseph Martin, associate professor of educational leadership
• Richard Quartaroli, Cline Library special collections librarian
• Martin D. Sommerness, professor of journalism
• Jen Tsonis, a forestry undergrad who works for the Ecological Restoration Institute; speech communication major Robert Mack of Cline Library; John Nauman, lab manager for the chemistry department; and Amy Whipple, assistant research professor in the biology department
• The Lumberjack newspaper and senior public relations and advertising major Nicole Heinicke
• Gail Westerlund, management analyst, and Tom Carpenter, associate director of the Graduate College
• J. Judson Wynne, cave research scientist and NAU doctoral student in biology

Meet the candidates for two vital campus positions
Meet the candidates for the dean of the Graduate College and for the Frances B. McAllister Endowed Chair in Community, Culture and Environment during a series of open forums.

E-mail users should switch from Eudora
by June 30, ITS says
The e-mail program will no longer be supported by NAU or its manufacturer.

Bookstore adds new wrinkle to buyback
The NAU Bookstore is going all out to buy back textbooks and save students money.

Escape expensive meals with a taste
of The Inn at NAU
Beginning May 30, The Inn will be open to the public with a daily breakfast buffet, served 7 to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to 11 a.m. on weekends.

Bus arrival system alerts riders
The system is available at NextBus.com, inside the University Union and at the Ardrey, SBS, Rolle and Bookstore bus stop shelters.

Remade toner cartridges help environment, budgets
Campus Supply has partnered with QCToner, a Flagstaff-based non-profit company, to provide remanufactured toner cartridges at a discounted price.

NAU launches new web search tool
Visitors to the NAU web site are more likely to find what they're looking for since the university launched a Google-based search engine. The new tool continuously updates web pages, so most web areas are reviewed daily for updates and additions.

Safety in numbers
Chiefland Citizen (Chiefland, Fla.), 5/1/2007

Slide Rock research bearing fruit
Arizona Daily Sun, 5/1/2007

Town-gown partnership spurs NAU revival
Arizona Daily Sun, April 30, 2007

Cell phones bigger road fear than guns,
statewide survey finds
East Valley Tribune, 4/27/2007