New tax credit kicks in; paychecks may change
Paychecks may look different for many employees this week because of new tax withholding tables from the IRS.

Good-bye Dana, hello Google mail
Google mail is coming soon, offering improved features for students and reduced cost in upkeep for NAU.

Show appreciation for your student employees
NAU’s Office of Student Financial Aid will honor outstanding student employees and student-employee supervisors during National Student Employment Week, April 12-18. 

2009 retirees get ready to celebrate
More than 20 individuals will be honored during the 2009 NAU Retirement Dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 2, in the High Country Conference Center.

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

• Jeff G. Leid, associate director for the Center for Microbial Genetics and Genomics
• Erika Nowak, biology Ph.D. candidate
• Geeta Chowdhry, professor of politics and international affairs
• Mary I. Dereshiwsky, professor of educational leadership
• Michael Costelloe, assistant professor of criminology and criminal justice
• Matt Hurteau, an NAU post doctoral research associate
• Kaitlin Bundock, a dual anthropology and political science major and Travis Risner, political science major

International affairs major wins ROTC honor
Carlton Griffin was named Arizona's top Army ROTC cadet by the Arizona Territorial Chapter of the Association of the U.S. Army.

Martin-Springer Institute seeks
internal applicants for new director
The College of Arts and Letters is seeking internal applicants to direct the activities of Northern Arizona University’s Martin-Springer Institute. 

Dance group brings border
issues to local stage
A dance group that choreographs social issues into performances is heading to Flagstaff thanks to NAU.

Former Lumberjack on college Hall of Fame ballot
Walter Payton Award winner Archie Amerson is one of 36 candidates for selection into the College Football Hall of Fame.

Speaker to fill
‘generation me’ gap
Gain insight into the mind of young people during the next Provost's Speaker Series discussion.

Myth congeniality:
TV expert discusses his success with urban legends
“Mythbuster” Grant Imahara shares his experiences with the Discovery Channel series Mythbusters and speaks about the importance of engineering and science at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 30, in the du Bois Center Ballroom.

NAU senior honored
Arizona Daily Sun, 3/11/2009

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