Furlough policy modified
The university has modified its original FY10 furlough policy to exempt those faculty and staff whose compensation is 90 percent or greater from sponsored project funds (other than TRIF).

Facts of NAU life
If you’re curious about university details, check out NAU’s
2008-09 Fact Book.

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

• Ernest Calderón, president-elect of the
  Arizona Board of Regents
• Tammy Harrison, associate director of the Gateway Student Success Center
• Patricia Murphey, assistant professor of visual communication
• Tim Smith, professor of music theory
• Jim Wilce, professor of anthropology

Norval F. Pohl, former business dean
Norval F. Pohl, former dean of NAU’s business college, died at his home in Phoenix on May 12. He was 65.

Monday is Memorial Day, a time to remember the U.S. men and women who have lost their lives serving their country. It's also a national holiday, and NAU will be closed in observance. Inside NAU will publish its regular issue on Thursday, May 28.

Institutional research proposals
sought for conference at NAU
Submit proposals for the 2009 Rocky Mountain Association for Institutional Research conference held Oct. 21-23.

Evidence proves girls in science
summer day camp
a success
The CSI camp may bear a new name—
e-tools for Girls Investigating Real Life Sciences—but its mission to get girls hooked on science remains the same.

Men win track and field ‘triple crown,’
women take 2nd
The men’s track and field team captured the 2009 Outdoor Big Sky Championship to clinch its third men’s “triple crown.” The women’s team nearly duplicated the feat, but finished second.

Universities vital to Arizona's future success
Arizona Republic, 5/17/2009

Consumer-friendly tuition on
drawing board for regents
YumaSun.com, 5/14/2009

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