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Welcome to Student Affairs

We focus on providing enriched student experiences that foster unity and development. Our culture of care strengthens the health and well-being of our students and the NAU community. We help our students feel informed, engaged, and supported throughout their academic journey and offer resources to ensure student success now and in the future.

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Explore academic support, involvement opportunities, health and wellness, and financial assistance.

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Need support? Get to know NAU’s mental health services and resources.

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NAU mentoring programs provide support and reflection during a time of personal growth and transition.


Student services

Learn about some of the popular services available to students in support of their NAU experience.

  • Academic tutoring
  • Childcare voucher
  • Flu shots
  • Handshake (jobs/internships)
  • Louie’s Cupboard (food pantry)
  • Louie’s List (off-campus housing)
  • STI testing

Student resources

NAU offers a variety of resources to help students thrive.

Academic Success Centers
Campus Health Services
Career Development Office
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Campus Recreation
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Learning and development

The Student Affairs framework for student learning and development identifies desired outcomes of our work with students and helps our team members develop program objectives, uniting theory with practice. Each of the primary domains in this framework is outlined briefly below.

Academic & Career Purpose Accordion Closed

Academic & Career Purpose is a sense of meaning aligned with interests, values, skills, educational goals, and professional aspirations. Students will:

  1. Identify academic and career goals
  2. Explore diverse ideas, perspectives, and values to enhance self-awareness and educational purpose
  3. Identify gaps in academic knowledge, experience, and skills, and seek opportunities and resources to address them
  4. Connect curricular and co-curricular experiences with academic and career aspirations
  5. Successfully navigate our academic environment, through understanding university terminology, policies, and systems
  6. Cultivate self-regulating academic behaviors
  7. Create meaningful mentorship and professional networks to enhance college experiences and career opportunities
  8. Advance workforce readiness through fostering career competencies

Community Accordion Closed

Community is a set of relationships within which members feel a sense of belonging, feel they matter, and are honored for their authentic selves. Students will:

  1. Understand the value of building meaningful social and cultural connections
  2. Discover resources to further develop identity and build networks
  3. Acknowledge and appreciate diverse identities and viewpoints
  4. Create and advocate for inclusive communities
  5. Intentionally contribute time and talent to achieve meaningful community impact
  6. Understand how behaviors and choices impact others

Wellness Accordion Closed

Wellness is an optimal and dynamic state of physical and mental health that allows students to achieve their full potential through active choices and access to resources. Students will:

  1. Become familiar with dimensions of wellness
  2. Establish personalized and culturally informed goals to enhance wellness
  3. Successfully access health care by understanding related terminology, policies, and systems
  4. Understand the impact that equity and access have on health and wellness
  5. Recognize the connection between healthy habits and academic success
  6. Identify and utilize campus resources for managing overall health
  7. Discover and apply skills for reducing stress, eating healthy, and cultivating resilience

With these learning and development outcomes in mind, our Student Affairs team members are ready to support students on their journey through college, from day one to graduation!

 


 

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Student Affairs
Location
Room 102 Building 30B
University Union
1050 S. Knoles Dr.
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
Mailing Address
PO Box: 4093
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
Email
student.affairs@nau.edu
Phone
928-523-6116
Fax
928-523-9466