NAU and CCC to pilot comprehensive
joint admission program
The Arizona Board of Regents has given NAU the go-ahead to pilot a joint admission program with Coconino Community College this fall that could serve as a model for increasing access to higher education for Arizonans.

Audit report reinforces web security needs
NAU already had begun taking steps to secure its web systems when a state audit was released last week pointing to security flaws at Arizona's universities.

New institute to ease the pain
of health-care issues
The Interdisciplinary Health Policy Institute was created to help Arizona's ailing health-care system.

HR manager dies; services planned
Marilyn Woelk Seumptewa, a benefits manager in Human Resources, died Tuesday, June 24. She was 56.

Longtime history professor dies
Franklin Jeffrey Platt, known for recording oral histories of Holocaust survivors, died June 6. He was 66.

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

NAU jumps into conference-center business
Arizona Republic, 6/20/2008

High Country Conference Center at Flagstaff
KNAU, 6/20/2008

Does your personality type decide how you get ill?
Daily Mail, 06/24/2008

Go online to order parking permits
Parking permits for 2008-09 are available online, and Parking Services will begin mailing permits in mid-July.

Prof's new book drives
partnership successes
A new book co-authored by an NAU Regents' Professor is putting partnerships on the road to success.

Farce in Flagstaff
Togas, mistaken identities and some of the best talent in town will combine to create a wild and bawdy time in Flagstaff in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

Music camp presents free concert
NAU's Curry Summer Music Camp at will present a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 1, in Ardrey Auditorium.

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

• Jim Mead, director of NAU's Laboratory of Quaternary Paleontology
• Daniel L. Kain, dean of the College of Education
• Rich Hofstetter, assistant research professor in the School of Forestry
• Jim Wilce, professor of anthropology
• Alexandra A. Carpino, associate professor of art history and associate chair of Humanities, Arts, and Religion
• Mary I. Dereshiwsky, associate professor of educational leadership
• Forestry professor Margaret M. Moore and former master's student Thomas Heinlein