NAU closed Monday NAU will be closed Monday, Jan. 21, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Inside NAU will publish its regular issue on Thursday, Jan. 24.

Winter Session enrollment jumps
Enrollment in Northern Arizona University's 2007 Winter Session jumped higher for the sixth consecutive year.

Ardeen Woodworth Fredrick,
former English professor, dies at 77
Ardeen Woodworth Fredrick, who taught English at NAU for nearly 30 years, died Jan. 7 in Flagstaff.

NAU student recognized as state's
top Army ROTC cadet
Kevin Sweet, a senior history major in NAU's Army ROTC program, was selected out of nearly 400 cadets in Arizona.

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

• John Kemoli Sagala, a doctoral student in political science
• Donelle Ruwe, associate professor of English
• Brett Dickson, an assistant research professor of environmental sciences

NAU ranks in top 40 for
conservation biology research
Northern Arizona University ranks in the top 40 of academic institutions in the United States and Canada for research productivity in the field of conservation biology.

Researcher seeks clues to disease evolution in songbird
A native Hawaiian bird that has developed a resistance to disease has captured the attention of NAU scientist Jeff Foster.

Joan Hadden retiring; reception today
Joan Hadden, assistant to the dean in the College of Education, is retiring from NAU after 16 years. A reception in her honor will be held from 4-5:30 p.m. today, Jan. 16, in the Regents Library at the College of Education.

Free calendars available through
Printing Services
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New era checks in for hotel school
Arizona Daily Sun, 1/16/2008

Haeger: Cutting $16M this spring nearly impossible
Arizona Daily Sun, 1/10/2008