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TARIAT 2019

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Friday, April 12, 2019 | 7:30 a.m.–3 p.m. | High Country Conference Center & Eastburn Education Building, Flagstaff, AZ… Read more
A panel of experts speaks to a crowd at N A U Tariat.

TARIAT 2018

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April 20, 2018 brought the 17th annual There’s A Reason I’m a Teacher Conference to NAU’s College of Education… Read more
View of There's a Reason I am a Teacher conference, showing rows of seats and people waiting for the conference to begin.

Humans of Flagstaff with Brian Stone

Patricia Allenbaugh | December 13, 2022

How does playing help teach a child science? Brian Stone has an answer for that. Stone, an associate teaching professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning, talked to The NAU Review about his research into science education and play, why he loves science (spoiler: fun learning) and what country is on his travel bucket list. … Read more
Teacher going around classroom and helping students out.

Student finds passion in special education

Patricia Allenbaugh | December 8, 2022

Lorie Lee never imagined she’d make it to university; she is now graduating with two degrees, having won the prestigious President’s Prize. A mother of three and non-traditional student, her inspiring tale begins earlier than her first day at NAU. As a child, Lee experienced poverty, a mother with substance abuse issues and a father unwilling to care for her. Through the support of her friends and teachers, Lee found a love and passion for education and excelled academically… Read more
Student teacher points to globe in class.

A teacher’s impact

Patricia Allenbaugh | October 4, 2022

Did you know NAU started as a school to educate teachers? The Class of 1901 was comprised of four women, all of whom received lifetime teaching certificates for the Arizona Territory. Learn more about NAU’s history at Cline Library’s Special Collections and Archives… Read more
Student teacher helps student with writing assignment.

Higher Education Child Care Project

Patricia Allenbaugh | July 11, 2022

NAU’s Office of the Dean of Students recently announced the Higher Education Child Care Project (HECCP), a pilot program funded by the Arizona Department of Economic Security that will provide qualified child care assistance to full-time, undergraduate student-parents of children from birth to age 12. This program will be available to students who are enrolled in the School of Nursing, Early Childhood Education, or K–12 Education (PEP included)… Read more
Student teacher works with young students.