Nominations sought for
Distinguished Teaching Fellows
The award targets teaching scholars whose student-related activities represent the highest levels of excellence and who make a significant impact on undergraduate learning at NAU.
Faculty and staff invited to development series
A series of faculty development presentations about teaching and learning are in queue to engage faculty and staff.
Constitution Week to
feature modern issues
Spokespeople from the Barack Obama and John McCain presidential campaigns will speak during NAU's U.S. Constitution Week celebration at 7 p.m. today, Sept. 17, in Prochnow Auditorium.
ARD pulls in another honor
Northern Arizona University's award-winning Applied Research and Development building has another honor to hang on its green mantel.
Building for the future featured
in newest 'Inside NAU' TV show
The grand opening of the High Country Conference Center is featured in the season premiere of Inside NAU the television show, which also takes a look at upcoming construction on campus and why it will be worth the wait.
SPEED Q&A: NAU stays green
while under construction
As NAU embarks on the SPEED initiative, questions are arriving regarding the upcoming construction and some of the disruption that will go with it. A new web site is being developed that will post the questions and answers.
Get on the giving road
with United Way
The 2008 United Way campaign theme captures the flavor of northern Arizona's Route 66 with "Paving the Way to a Better Community."
Boy soldier recounts his
chilling, first-hand experience
While some teenagers carry around
a skateboard, one was wielding an AK-47, killing everything in sight. NAU students, faculty and staff will have the opportunity to hear him speak about his life as a child soldier.
'Write Like a Chemist'
authors to stage book signing
Marin Robinson, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, and English professor Fredricka Stoller, will sign copies of their book Write Like a Chemist: A Writing Resource for Chemistry Majors from 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 24 in the NAU Bookstore. The event is free and open to the public.
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