Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)

Category: Phoenix Bioscience Core

Showcasing Impact: Regent Brewster Visits NAU CHHS at the PBC

Katie Fahy | May 5, 2026

Northern Arizona University’s College of Health and Human Services recently welcomed Arizona Board of Regents member, Regent Gregg Brewster, to the Phoenix Bioscience Core (PBC) campus for an immersive, firsthand look at the programs shaping Arizona’s future healthcare workforce… Read more

AZ Summit 2025

mtf228 | January 21, 2026

AZ Summit is an interprofessional education (IPE) event that is held each fall at the Phoenix Bioscience Campus (PBC). This event is designed for students across several professions. The goal of this event is to provide an interprofessional educational learning activity to help students improve communication and teamwork skills, develop an understanding of other providers’ roles, and practice ethical patient centered care. … Read more

AZ Summit 2025

Humans of NAU: Jozie Ashleson | The NAU Review

Andrew | December 11, 2024

Physician assistants are an important part of closing the healthcare gap in Arizona, and Jozie Ashleson is one of those future PAs ready to make an impact. She is a second-year student in NAU’s physician assistant program at the Phoenix Bioscience Core. Learn about the pivotal event that drove her interest in healthcare and why she chose to stay at NAU after getting her bachelor’s degree. … Read more

Jozie Ashleson on a hike.

What’s your why? | Haley Alexander, Doctor of Physical Therapy student

Andrew | September 18, 2024

Learn about Haley Alexander, Doctor of Physical Therapy student, in an interview series titled “What’s you why?”… Read more

Haley Alexander, Doctor of Physical Therapy student at N A U, on a jetski.

How one NAU occupational therapy student took command of her life, and a unit in the military | The NAU Review

Andrew | March 21, 2024

For Kiera Butler, NAU’s Occupational Therapy (OT) program represented the perfect career path for someone who wants to serve those whom life has hit in unexpected ways… Read more

Kiera Butler, N A U occupational therapy student.

NAU Professor and UA Med Student Team Up for Stroke Research

mem2 | January 27, 2023

Our research gives, for the first time, an understanding that if a patient has better mobility and better self-care, there is a correlation with their likelihood of returning home… Read more

Outside of the building at one of N A U's statewide campus locations.

Excellence on Display as NAU’s Occupational Therapy Program Receives 10-Year Reaccreditation

mem2 | January 13, 2023

The OT program at NAU is Arizona’s only public and nonprofit graduate OT program, which means reaccreditation is particularly valuable to the healthcare system and communities served statewide… Read more

Students conversing at a desk in an N A U classroom.

Evelyn Goes to Washington

mem2 | January 3, 2023

When Evelyn turned 16, the impacts of being undocumented became more apparent. She couldn’t legally get a job. She couldn’t drive. She navigated those challenges and persisted, and laws changed… Read more

N A U on a snowy day.

“Go Baby Go” Gets Going

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Analu cannot walk and like most children with such physical limitations, she does not have a power wheelchair… Read more

A hand reaches for plastic stacking blocks.

ASAPA Student Bowl champions!

mem2 | March 18, 2019

Congratulations to our Physician Assistant Studies students who participated in the ASAPA Student Challenge Bowl and won the state championship for the second year in a row… Read more

Hundreds of people forming the letters N A U.