Lumberjack funding support

The ASNAU reimbursement is a service funded by the 23 Fee and is provided to all Mountain campus undergraduate students and clubs/organizations of NAU. We provide funding for enrichment activities such as attending conferences, seminars, and workshops or organizing events based on the club or individuals interest. This grants students the unique opportunity to experience things they would not otherwise be able to. Students can use the funding for improving their knowledge and experiences to improve their resume.

To apply for this fund, please fill out the ASNAU Reimbursement application.

The Lumberjacks Thrive Grants program strengthens the Lumberjack community by connecting alumni and students in a meaningful way. Structured engagement opportunities inspire students to apply their learning beyond the classroom for transformative experiences, impacting professional and personal lives long after graduation.

This program is made possible through a gift to the NAU Foundation by alumni donors, Greg ’82 and Nancy ’82 Wilson.

Lumberjacks Thrive Grants

The Lumberjacks Thrive Grant Program is a way for student organizations to connect with alumni. Student clubs can engage alumni in a variety of ways, including student-led events, activities, and philanthropy. The grant supports programming such as:

• inviting alumni to talk about their career journey
• connecting with alumni of a student organization for a networking or social event
• hosting guest presenters on topics of interest
• helping to cover travel expenses to tour alumni-led companies and organizations

The Lumberjacks Thrive Grant Program is open to all different types of student groups, including service-based, leadership, academic, affinity, cultural, social, and Greek organizations.

Fill out the grant application to be considered for this exciting opportunity.

About the Wilsons

NAU alumni Nancy Spease Wilson, BS Public Planning, ’82 and Greg Wilson, BS Computer Science, ’82 recognize the power of community, connection, and engagement.

As NAU students, Greg and Nancy embraced opportunities beyond the classroom by getting involved in honors societies, advocacy groups, and spirit organizations like the Logjammers (1977 – 1985). It was these experiences that applied their learning beyond the classroom, impacting their professional and personal lives long after graduation. As members of the NAU alumni family, they are active in their community as volunteers, advocates, and philanthropists.

Understanding the transformative power of the NAU student experience and the strong Lumberjack Alumni network, they are proud to partner with NAU to launch the Lumberjacks Thrive program. Their gift supports our Lumberjacks Thrive Externship and Student Organizations and Clubs Grant Program, expanding opportunities for meaningful student and alumni engagement.

Student organizations can apply for a $250 fund to help supply food at their event. If accepted, the food will be provided by Sodexo catering services.

Apply for this opportunity by completing the student programming fund application.

The Northern Arizona University Student Activities Council (STAC) provides financial support for events that enhance and enrich students’ lives on the Mountain Campus. Any department or registered student organization can seek funding through STAC.

Funded events must be open to all students and take place on the Flagstaff campus. Funded events must be intended to appeal to a wide range of student interests or areas of study.

To apply for this fund please visit the STAC website.