Northern Arizona University

Location
Tinsely Hall, Room 102

Time
3:00pm

Speaker
Jannan Poppen, Study Abroad Advisor.
Open to public.

The presentation, intended for students, parents, faculty, staff, and the public, focuses on the locations where NAU has international partnerships that are available for studying abroad. Application process will also be discussed.

Location
W.A. Franke College of Business (bldg.# 81), Gardner Auditorium

Time
2:00-4:00pm

Speaker
Dr. Debra Harry, Executive Director, Indigenous People's Council on Biocolonialism.
Open to public.

Location
The W.A. Franke College of Business (bldg. #81), Gardner Auditorium

Time
7:00pm

Join our panel members for an engaged discussion centering around our shared sense of place on the Colorado Plateau and the Grand Canyon.  Participants will display artwork, offer stories, and incorporate indigenous connections to these spectacular places. Following their presentations, panel members will make ample time to respond to follow up questions from the moderator and the audience.

Location
Southwest Forest Science Complex, (Bldg. 82), Room 17

Time
4:00-5:00pm

Speaker
J.E. "Ed" de Steiguer, Professor, School of Natural Resources, University of Arizona.
Open to public.

This invited presentation is this year's Thompson Memorial Lecture. This lecture series was established in honor of William Thompson, one of the School of Forestry's earliest faculty members. An abstract of presentation will be available later in the semester.

Location
W.A. Franke College of Business (bldg.# 81), Gardner Auditorium

Time
2:00-5:30pm

Speakers
5 local clinicians in the areas of: Physical Therapy, Dental Hygiene, Athletic training, and Speech Pathology.
Open to public.

Five NAU CHHS alumni will describe how their experiences as a student have allowed them to better serve the Northern Arizona population in their respective fields.

Location
Museum of Northern Arizona

Time
6:00 pm

Speaker
Al Richmond, Director, Arizona State Railroad Museum.
Invitation Only.

Historical Preservation through public facilities, museum studies, and the scope of its importance.

Location
Weatherford Hotel/Zane Gray Ballroom

Time
4:30-6:00 pm

Speaker
Cornelia Sorensen Sigworth,
Policy Analyst, Bureau of Justice Assistance

Invitation Only.

Student award winners, Alumni Award winner and community Partner Award winner, current internship students , and representatives from internship agencies are invited to attend a reception held in their honor.  Award winners are invited to give a brief presentation regarding their career path and the value of their CCJ degree.

Location
CEW Theatre (bldg.#37)

Time
Friday: 8pm                
Saturday: 8pm

Event Information
Open to public.
Tickets available through NAU Central Ticket Office, 523-5661

Performance of Eugene Ionesco's absurdist plays using the 1st American English Translations by Award winning playwright Tina Howe. Students perform all the roles as well as some design. A talk back with the student artists is planned for the 24th immediately following the performance. For mature audiences only.

Location
DuBois Center Ballroom

Time
11:00am-12:00pm

Location
DuBois Center

Time
12:00pm-5:00pm