Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Training Indigenous teachers in computer science

Associate Professor Ashish Amresh wants to empower computer science education for Native American educators and teachers in Arizona’s rural and tribal communities.

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What does Pride Month really mean?

You might hear of pride festivals and flags each June—but the sentiment and importance of pride runs deep—grounded in history, intersectionality, oppression, and strife. Learn more!

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Leading our community through climate action

Our dedication to sustainability manifests in the hard work of our environmental groups and sustainability staff. Their efforts have culminated in our proposed Climate Action Plan, facilitated by Abraham (Avi) Henn, NAU’s Manager of Sustainability.

Senior, Mathematics major, and Gold Axe Award winner Kaylin McLiverty writes on a whiteboard.

Intersecting math and traditional weaving

Kaylin McLiverty—a senior, Mathematics major, and Gold Axe Award winner—used her undergraduate research project to explore the integration of math into traditional Navajo textiles.

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Championing accessible marketing

Charlese Bedford is helping our University Marketing department ensure that web, digital, and print publications all meet the needs of our students and community members—no matter the format.

Ehsa Murray, a Studio Art student also minoring in Asian Studies and Japanese, writes in a notebook.

Art student taking on anti-Asian racism

Ehsa Murray, a Studio Art student also minoring in Asian Studies and Japanese, is collecting stories and artwork about experiences of racism in a new zine she’s calling The Micro and Macro of Anti-Asian Racism.

Land acknowledgement

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Commitment to Native Americans

Northern Arizona University sits at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, on homelands sacred to Native Americans throughout the region. We honor their past, present, and future generations, who have lived here for millennia and will forever call this place home.