Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Boundless support at the Native American Cultural Center

Executive Director Ora Marek-Martinez, BA Anthropology and History, ’01; MA Applied Cultural Anthropology, ’03, creates a home away from home for Indigenous students.

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Gretchen Gee, Principal Lecturer, Department of Politics & International Affairs, pushes her students to grow into critical thinkers.
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Office of Inclusion Coordinator Martin Tease, BS Broadcast Journalism, ’95, blends his love of film with the work of actualizing inclusion.
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Diné Psychology & Creative Media & Film major Tinia Witherspoon is using her skills to tell her community’s stories—and her own.
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The Native American Cultural Center provides a community of understanding & success the Indigenous way.
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Opening a door for all to learn

Andrew Sánchez Meador, Associate Professor, School of Forestry, helps students who learn in unconventional ways feel capable.
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NAU has earned recognition from the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.

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The Native American Cultural Center provides a community of understanding & success the Indigenous way.

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Dave Cook, MS Geology, ’91, discovered his calling in Arizona—and the lessons he learned at NAU still guide him today.
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NAU is committed to the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff and follows CDC’s recommended guidelines on COVID-19. Not every photo on nau.edu will precisely represent these guidelines, as we aim to accurately present the NAU experience for you and balance that need with imagery that reflects the COVID-19 policies we have in place. Visit Jacks are Back for our current campus health safety guidelines.