Initiative strengthens
community recycling efforts
Recycling on campus will soon receive
a face-lift.

Regents to meet at High Country
Conference Center
The Arizona Board of Regents will meet at the High Country Conference Center on Thursday and Friday.

Annual crime report available
The NAU Police Department has released the annual Crime Awareness/Campus Security Report.

Native undergrads get hands-on
research experience and funding
Native undergraduates get hands-on research experience.

Education secretary visits IHD
Tracy Justesen, assistant secretary of Education for the U.S. Office of Special Education and Services, visited NAU's Institute for Human Development.

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

• Pam Stephens, associate professor of art
• Kurt Lancaster, assistant professor in
  the School of Communication
• Al Henderson, tribal liaison for NAU's Institute for Native Americans
• William Moran II, senior, international affairs major
• Heidi A. Wayment and K. Laurie Dickson, professors in the Department of Psychology
• Zachary A. Smith, Regents professor of politics and international affairs
• David Schlosberg, professor of politics and international affairs
• Debra Larson, associate dean of the College of Engineering, Forestry & Natural Sciences
• Dayne Pratt, sophomore advertising major
  

Congressional candidates to debate at NAU
NAU students and community members will have the chance to hear Arizona's candidates for Congressional District 1 during an on-campus debate.

Soccer wins Hilton Garden Inn Mountain Classic
Five different NAU players recorded goals in the final day of competition at Lumberjack Stadium on Sunday.

You're a Lumberjack,
and you don't pay
Fans dressed in Lumberjack or True Blue gear get free admission to the women's soccer game at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26, in Lumberjack Stadium.

NAU art studio opens for elementary students
Flagstaff elementary school students are invited to join NAU art education majors for a unique art learning experience.

Just for fun—again
Denise Helm (left), associate dean of the College of Health and Human Services, and Executive Dean Leslie Schulz (center) met with Gov. Janet Napolitano at the Navajo Nation parade on Sept. 6. Schulz said she walked up to the governor and said, "Thank you for all the support you provide NAU," and the governor responded with, "You guys do a great job up there!" The governor wasn't referring to last week's photo and caption, which misidentified Helm.

Record enrollment again for NAU
Arizona Daily Sun, 09/18/2008

Climate change may explain craters on Mars
United Press International, 09/17/2008

Northern Arizona University Taps NACET to
Revitalize Lackluster Tech-Transfer Program
Biotech Transfer Week, 09/17/2008