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Obama team arrives
on campus to discuss sustainability, jobs, partnerships
Officials from the Obama administration visited Flagstaff and the NAU campus to learn about the region’s renewable energy endeavors and economic developments.

 
Partnership for
Native American cancer prevention awarded $15.7 million
An NAU and Arizona Cancer Center collaboration seeking solutions to cancer disparities among Native Americans is receiving a $15.7 million grant.

today's news

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After 30-plus years, Elderhostel
changes name to Exploritas

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The 50-year-old signpost up ahead:
‘The Twilight Zone’

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The N. Colorado Bears visit NAU
for Family Weekend football;
3 p.m. Saturday, Skydome

university news

• Haeger challenges campus
to rethink NAU’s education model
   
• Construction to close Lumberjack Stadium’s track, field
   
• Businesses caution staff, students
about unauthorized parking
   
• Regents vote to submit ‘real bill’ in request for state operating budgets
   
• JCCR gives favorable review to Health
and Learning Center
   
• Enrollment sets
new record
   
• Universities challenged to regain respect for education
   
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NAU’s swine flu campaign in full swing
   
• Clinics scheduled for seasonal flu vaccines; H1N1 vaccines later in fall

in the news

• 'The Twilight Zone' and the power of ideas
Arizona Daily Sun, 10/2/2009
   
• NAU junior named to Fiesta Bowl Court
ABC15.com, 9/29/2009
   
• Psychological profile of family killers
hard to pinpoint
ScrippsNews, 9/29/2009
   
• NAU backstroker sets pool record
CollegeSwimming.com, 9/28/2009
   
• Aspens dying at higher rate in northern Arizona
Sierra Vista Herald, 09/28/2009
   
• New NAU dorm gets green light
Arizona Daily Sun, 09/26/2009
   
More NAU news >

research & academic news

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Biologists fear color
of fall may be fading
   
• Arctic lakes
 

help scientists understand climate change
   
• NAU gets high praise in national student survey

department news

• 'Inside NAU' discovers technical glitch; resubmit recent news tips, spotlights
   
• Temporary policy will allow advanced sick time to address H1N1
   
• Annual crime report available
   
• NAU offices help employees
resolve conflicts

video

Take a road trip without leaving campus
Designed to take people on a visual journey of the historic highway, Cline Library's "Route 66 in Arizona: Don't Forget Winona!" exhibit brings together vintage photography, postcards, maps, signs, old car parts and a chunk of Route 66 asphalt, to bring the "Mother Road" to life.

events

• Indian films and music on featured
on campus
   
• Events to promote disability awareness
   
• Booksigning by local author and
counselor
   
• Expert suggests step-by-step approach to health-care reform
   
• Conservation conference on campus
   
• Celebrate Latino Heritage month,
Sept. 15-Oct. 15

spotlight

Recognizing the activities and accomplishments of faculty, staff and students

• W. Dale Hoskins will be honored
with the Jack Clifford Excellence in Broadcast Education award on
Oct. 29.
   
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Ken Lorek had an article, "Time Series Versus Cross-sectionally Derived Predictions of Future Cash Flows," accepted for publication in Advances in Accounting journal

sports

Women’s Golf Wins Third Tournament in a Row, Stephanie Kim Wins Title
NAU, 9/29/2009


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