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Understanding homelessness in Arizona

Andrew | January 5, 2024

A health sciences researcher at NAU is tackling some of the contributing factors as part of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) project aimed at eliminating homelessness and saving lives… Read more
Illustration of a silhouette next to a tent on the street.

How PAs are closing the healthcare gap in Arizona

Andrew | December 11, 2023

In another step aimed at closing the healthcare gap in Arizona and becoming a leader in rural healthcare, NAU is expanding its Rural Health Professions Program, which will place physician assistant students into severely underserved communities throughout the state… Read more

Adaptive Kayaking | NAU TV

Andrew | December 5, 2023

NAU’s Doctor of Physical Therapy students collaborated with High Country Adaptive Sports to host an adaptive kayaking workshop for northern Arizonans with disabilities. It is a truly inspiring partnership that highlights the power of community coming together, making adventure accessible for all… Read more
A man and woman kayaking on a lake.

How one fan’s love of the Diamondbacks grew on the field

Andrew | November 7, 2023

Megan Mulready is an assistant clinical professor and assistant coordinator of clinical education in the Department of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training at NAU. While she was a student, she did an internship with the Arizona Diamondbacks, currently playing in the World Series against the Texas Rangers… Read more
A person showing a student how to wrap an arm.

Out of the classroom: Dental hygiene students gain experience at Hopi Health Center

Andrew | October 25, 2023

In the heart of the Hopi Reservation in northern Arizona, a small group of dedicated NAU dental hygiene students find their way back to a cozy trailer where they enjoy necessary downtime after a long day of treating patients. Some unwind with television, while others stargaze. These students are participating in the Hopi Summer Externship, a two-week program that aims to tackle dental care inequity.  … Read more
A group of dental hygienists smiling for the camera.

Everlasting love?

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By Amy Bonomi, associate dean of strategic initiatives and professor of public health in the College of Health and Human Services… Read more
A black and white photograph of a woman's back, with the words, "Love Shouldn't Hurt" written on her shoulder.