Budget stalemate continues
The Arizona Supreme Court issued a ruling Tuesday on a suit filed by Gov. Jan Brewer against the Legislature seeking immediate transmittal of FY10 budget bills.

Most Arizona voters disapprove of
dramatic cuts to higher education
A new poll shows the majority of Arizona voters find the Legislature’s proposal to take $90 million from the state university system is an unacceptable solution for dealing with the Arizona budget deficit.

HR offering furlough information sessions
All employees are invited to informational sessions regarding NAU’s 2009-2010 furlough program. 

Accessibility, affordability, accountability
highlight ABOR discussions
Discussion of a revised Arizona University System architecture to offer lower-cost options for baccalaureate degrees dominated much of the Arizona Board of Regents meeting June 18 and 19 on campus.

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

• Joe Collentine, professor of Spanish

State administrators crown Rex with middle school honor
The Daily Courier, 6/21/2009

Early childhood education online program offered
White Mountain Independent Online Edition, 6/19/09

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Faculty encouraged to apply for
Fulbright Scholar Award
Faculty seeking to re-energize their teaching, strengthen their credentials and immerse themselves in another culture will find a world of opportunity through the Fulbright Scholar Program.

NAU bookworms suggest
summer reading  
From tales of zombies to surreal short stories and historical fiction, members of NAU’s College of Arts and Letters share their summer reading picks.

Share your summer photos
All summer long, Inside NAU will share your summer photos with our readers.

CCC2NAU
See how smooth the transition has become for Coconino Community College students to enter NAU.