Summer workshops at NAU
Live and learn in Flagstaff, Arizona
NAU’s School of Communication offers experiential media production and other workshops each summer in Flagstaff, AZ, one of the most beautiful cities in the United States. In Flagstaff you’ll be living and learning on the Northern Arizona University campus at an altitude of 2,100 meters / 6,900 feet, under sunny skies with average summer temperatures of 23 degrees C / 73 degree F. You will be staying at the base of the magnificent San Francisco Peaks and its summit, Mt. Humphreys, which, at 3,850 meters / 12,660 feet, is the highest peak in Arizona.
Current workshops
Indigenous Youth Media Workshop at NAU
Live and learn in Flagstaff, Arizona.
In Memory of Andy Harvey, NAU Journalism Alumnus and Multimedia Reporter
This workshop encourages Native American and other high school students to work together to tell the stories that are important to them and their communities. We give you the tools to take that first step. This was the vision of the late Andy Harvey, NAU alumnus and multimedia reporter. A Journalism major, Andy worked to tell the stories important to him at KPNX 12 News in Phoenix. His dream was that the next generation would take up his torch and become the storytellers of their communities.
Learn more about the Andy Harvey Indigenous Youth Media Workshop.
Application is now closed.
Breda University of Applied Sciences Workshop
The Program
Live on campus and participate in a hands-on video workshop producing an original American-style video magazine program about Northern Arizona.
Curriculum
The curriculum for this workshop is designed for students with or without previous video production experience.
In Flagstaff you’ll be living on the Northern Arizona University campus at an altitude of 2,100 meters / 6,900 feet, under sunny skies with average summer temperatures of 23 degrees C / 73 degree F. You will be staying at the base of the magnificent San Francisco Peaks and its summit, Mt. Humphreys, which, at 3,850 meters / 12,660 feet, is the highest peak in Arizona.
For more information please contact Paul Helford.