Fair to highlight assessment efforts
Attend the Assessment Fair on April 8 to learn how NAU is improving community and university life.

Panel to discuss global health issues
A panel of scholars will discuss the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa at the free “Global Health Issues” discussion at 6 p.m. today, April 1, at The W.A. Franke College of Business Gardner Auditorium.

A scholarly symposium
on border issues
An upcoming symposium will focus on Insights from National and International Borderlands Studies.  

Soup and bowl benefit
The NAU Clay Club is throwing its annual Soup Bowl Fundraiser and Ceramics Sale from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 2 and 3, at the Drury Inn and Suites.

Leading nonprofit chairman
to speak at NAU
Vince Roig, chairman of the Helios Foundation, will discuss running a nonprofit organization as part of The W.A. Franke College of Business CEO Speaker Series at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 7, in the college’s Gardner Auditorium.

Glen Canyon book lecture and slideshow   
Annette McGivney and photographer James Kay will discuss their new Glen Canyon book.

Doris Duke Foundation targets NAU
students to protect the environment
Three NAU graduate students are on the road to becoming national leaders in environmental science and policy.

Interns help plan city of Flagstaff
Not all students can say they helped plan a city while they were in college, but students in NAU’s Public Planning program are gaining real-world experience outside the classroom.

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

• Jonathan Diller, a senior construction management major
• Paul Keim, Regents’ professor of biological sciences and Cowden endowed chair in microbiology
• Teena Olszewski, director of the College of Education’s Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs
• Ellen Nymark, program coordinator for Distance Learning
• Megan Wirickfierro, sophomore business major, and John Davis, junior physics and chemistry major