Golden celebration for School of Forestry
Join Northern Arizona University's School of Forestry as it celebrates its 50th anniversary throughout 2008.

Share your summer photos
All summer long, Inside NAU will share your summer photos with our readers.

Global food supply could benefit
from rodent-control technology
A Flagstaff-based biotech company is going international with a rodent-control technology developed by a trio of NAU researchers that could mean more food for hundreds of millions of people in developing countries.

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

• Debbie Craig, assistant professor of physical therapy and director of the athletic training program
• George Fox, athletics equipment coordinator
• Adaline Lacy Tsingine, a graduate student in the school counseling program
• Nicole Tracy-Ventura, who received her doctoral degree in applied linguistics in May

Change on the horizon for
NAU's Institute for Native Americans
The institute is undergoing a change in its leadership, while continuing its steadfast commitment to indigenous cultures.

HR schedules open house
Human Resources is inviting the campus community to an open house from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday,
June 19.

Training available for new Federal Work Study online hiring form
Employers on campus who hire students under Federal Work Study should plan to attend a training session.

Flagstaff startup to test rodent-control technology on rice-field rats for Australian government
Arizona Republic, 6/18/2008

NAU completes Cornville community park design
The Verde Independent, 6/16/2008

Science/tech school in the works
Arizona Daily Sun, 6/15/2008

Small tech companies highlighted
Arizona Republic, 6/13/2008