NAU helps Arizona form forest strategies
When Gov. Janet Napolitano and the Arizona Forest Health Advisory Council set out to plan for the future health of Arizona forests, they turned to Northern Arizona University.

Assessment efforts recognized
Several academic units and programs have received university recognition for their efforts in assessing student learning.

Civic minded
KNAU now has an earth-friendly car thanks to a donation of a hybrid Civic from Flagstaff Honda.

Generosity the centerpiece at NAU's United Way kick-off luncheon
Dozens turned out for the 2007 NAU United Way "Together We Matter" campaign kick-off luncheon last week at The Inn at NAU.

Stuck with a weak mate? Species compensate to increase viable offspring
Science Daily, 9/19/2007

NAU women win golf event
Arizona Republic, 9/19/2007

Lopez Lomong on HBO this month
The NAU track and field student-athlete will be featured on Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel throughout the remainder of September.

'World without Us' author visits NAU
Alan Weisman wrote The New York Times best-selling book, The World without Us, to demonstrate how Earth would respond if humans simply went away.

School of Music presents
new classical series
The nine-part series will feature brass, piano, strings, winds and voices performing traditional and contemporary classical music.

Autism film series further explores
Summer Reading themes
The series will examine key themes in Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the
Night-time.

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

• Jacqueline Cantsee-Howe, a 2007 graduate of NAU's Applied Indigenous Studies program
• Gypsy M. Denzine, associate dean of the College of Education
• Barbara-Jo Maier, assistant professor of theater
• Marilya Reese, professor of German