Campus Resources

For upperclassman and those who live off of campus, block meal plans provide a smaller, more flexible alternative. Block plans differ from weekly meal plans by providing a set number of meals for the entire semester with no weekly restrictions on the number of meals used. These plans are available to students living off campus, or those living on campus beyond their first year.

Campus Recreation

Get connected beyond the classroom with a healthy and active community.

Transfer and Online Connections (TOC) has lockers that are available free of charge and students can use them from 8am to 9pm. Computers with access to printing are also located in the “Commuter Lounge”. They also have a fridge and microwave for those long days when students are on campus and can’t just run home for lunch.  Stop by and hang out a while! University Union/Fieldhouse (bldg 30)

• Medical Services provides a wide array of medical services and resources to the entire University community.
• Counseling Services are tailored to the individual needs of each student. They offer individual and couples counseling, group counseling, crisis services, outreach, and consultation about students of concern.
• Health Promotion is the preventive branch of Campus Health Services. They empower students to make healthy choices to support academic success.

Getting involved helps students build lifelong memories and connections while also developing essential skills. Getting involved at NAU has never been easier, with nearly 400 student organizations seeking to meet you. Whoever you are, there’s a place for you. Find people who share your cause, identity, religion, and so much more!

The concept of a campus food pantry—Louie’s Cupboard—started with a class project geared towards social movements. Now each year they serve hundreds of students, staff, and faculty through biweekly food distributions. They provide nonperishable canned and boxed goods, fruit, meat, beans, pasta, grains. They also now offer eggs, fresh fruits, vegetables, and bread.

A licensed attorney who can provide advice and referrals to outside attorneys to aid you in protecting your legal rights. This service is free to all NAU Flagstaff Mountain Campus students.

Use Handshake to find part-time, on-campus, off-campus, and seasonal employment that prepare you for the realities of the 21st-century workforce.