Northern Arizona University

President's Perspectives:

On university initiatives

Distance Learning

Northern Arizona University is answering the call of the governor and Legislature by making education affordable and accessible in a state with a burgeoning population. NAU is first and foremost a residential undergraduate institution, but distance learning is an enormously important part of its mission, with students at the university's 37 sites comprising one-third of the student body.

Related Links
•	NAU's Distance Learning web site

 

News and Updates
•	NAU part of innovative Mesa P-20 Center (July 2008)
•	President fills Advancement, Yuma positions (May 2008)
•	Survey shows time not right for four-year campus in Lake Havasu City (April 2008)
•	NAU, Mohave Community College announce new student opportunities (March 2008)
•	In fitness and health: NAU partners with St. Joseph's for lecture series (March 2008)
•	NAU-Yuma celebrating its 20th anniversary (Feb. 2008)
•	NAU and Pima Community College announce new 90/30 bachelor degree program (Feb. 2008)
•	NAU in Prescott, South Mountain to host Partnership Days (Oct. 2007)
•	NAU opens site in north Phoenix (Aug. 2007)
•	Distance Learning earns national praise (May 2007)
•	NAU and Yavapai College strengthen partnership (May 2007)
•	NAU-Maricopa agreement strengthens relationship, allows future growth (April 2007)
•	NAU, SMCC partner to expand higher ed opportunities in South Phoenix (Jan. 2007)
•	NAU strengthening partnership with Yavapai College (Dec. 2006)
•	NAU and Paradise Valley Community College partner to offer business degree (June 2006)
•	Northern Arizona growing in the South (March 2006)
•	A growing university (March 2006)
•	NAU's online programs endorsed by the Higher Learning Commission (Dec. 2005)
•	NAU helping state address nursing shortage (Dec. 2005)