October 18-22 is National Transfer Student Week. On this episode, our Transfer Jacks and Peer Mentors join us to shine a light on the transfer process, finding your place at a new school and making it feel like home.Episode guests:Yendira Pineda, Transfer Jacks Peer MentorJeanine Horio, Transfer and Online Connections Program AssistantRosa Rodriguez, Statewide Peer MentorMariah Zavala, Jacks Online Peer MentorResourcesHow to Apply as a Transfer Student Transfer & Online Connections Transfer Requirements 

LumberChats: Inside NAU

The Transfer Process- Finding a New Place & Making it Your Home

Every school has a story.  Ours started September 11, 1899 when Northern Arizona Normal School (now NAU), opened its doors to 23 students, one professor and two copies of Webster&apos;s International Dictionary bound in sheepskin.Take a walk down Lumberjack lane with us and hear how NAU came to be and experience NAU through the eyes of these Lumberjacks: Michael & Susan Golightly, Francis Hollis and Beverly Burger. Michael & Susan Golightly Michael Golightly received a BS in Secondary Education in 1968 fro from NAU.  He taught PE for one year in the Flagstaff School District before going into business for himself.  Susan Golightly received her BS in Secondary Education and Home Economics as well as a Master&apos;s in the same area&apos;s.  She served as a Home Economist with Arizona Public Service Company.  Both described the campus as small with around 3,000 students.  Michael played football and lived in Bury Hall, but for the most part in the newer Tinsley Hall.  He mentioned Cowden as being newer as well.  Other campus building and facilities noted Old Main, the Beaver Den, Cottage City, North Dining Hall, Student Union and Prochnow Auditorium.  The one dining hall accommodated all students living on campus and the faculty ate in an area at the back.  Both described the student population as not heavily diverse.  There were Hispanic students, a larger number of African American students, but a very small percentage of Native Americans.  Big events on campus included most sporting events; Homecoming and the parade, the Snow Carnival. Francis HollisFrancis Hollis received her BA in Ed in 1968 and MA in Ed in 1971.  She taught in Flagstaff and Tempe and retired after 29 years teaching at the 1st through 4th grade levels.  She recalled a smaller campus with boys dorms and girls dorms and no mixing.  There were fewer cars; moves on Saturday night in Prochnow Auditorium and then over to Axer&apos;s Alley till curfew.  Her dorm mother was Mrs. White and said you got "campused" for pretty much minor infractions of dorm rules, meaning, restricted to the dorm.  Beverly BurgerBeverly Burger received her Bachelor degree in Education in 1969 with a P.E. emphasis and minors in business and math.  Early in her career she did a lot of substitute teaching in math and P. E., but made more money by officiating sports, something she continued for almost 3 decades.  She was a member of Lama Delta Sigma Sorority.  Her memories of the campus were "Beautiful, Green and Clean", with lots of fresh air.  

A Walk Down Lumberjack Lane: Celebrating NAU's past

Meet the President of NAU&apos;s Latinx Student Union -- from her major to how she&apos;s celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and what she wants you to know about LSU.

Get to Know NAU's Latinx Student Union

On today&apos;s episode we&apos;re discussing how to make your semester work for you--Everyone works best in different ways, but it can be difficult to figure out what methods or habits keeps you the most productive. Today we&apos;re joined by Karringtan, Carla, Katie and Hanna and we&apos;re talking about all the different ways to study, manage your schedule and simple hacks that you can do to make the semester work for you! Here&apos;s to making the semester work for you and taking advantage of all the resources and support around you to help get you there.Campus ResourcesAcademic Success CentersNAU Peer JacksNAU Health PromotionNAU Cline Library NAU Health Coaches 

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This month is Hispanic Heritage/LatinX Month and we&apos;re excited to have Vidal Mendoza from NAU&apos;s Hispanic Initiatives with us. #DYK NAU has earned recognition from the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities as an HSI- a Hispanic Serving Institute.What all does this mean? It means that a college or university’s Hispanic enrollment makes up at least 25 percent of its total enrollment and is a recognition of the diversity of its student population. The designation also gives NAU greater access to grants which provides funds to expand educational opportunities for, and improve the attainment of, Hispanic students. In this episode, Austin Young sits down with Vidal to find out what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her and what she&apos;s trying to do for Hispanic students on campus. Listen on as we touch on food, family and culture.P.S. Whether you&apos;re a student, faculty or staff-- we hope you&apos;ll join the festivities and make time to listen, learn and converse this Hispanic Heritage Month.

Music, food & dance with family: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

On this episode, Katie has a heart to heart with her parents and talks about what it was like when they dropped her off at NAU and how they handled the transition. Listen on as Katie&apos;s parents share what they learned and their advice for Lumberjack parents going through the same thing.

Leaving the Nest: Dropping off your Lumberjack at NAU

Celebrate Book Lover&apos;s Day with us. President Cruz Rivera and Dr. Rima Brusi join our Lumberjacks to read excerpts from their favorite books. Thanks to the following Lumberjacks for sharing their favorites with us:Children of the Days, Dr. Cruz Rivera & Dr. Rima BrusiPeter Pan| Jacks on BroadwayThe Awakerning, Elizabeth Berney | NAU Cline LibraryA Fairies Guide to Taking Life Lightly, Karringtan Bell |NAU graduate studentHarry the Dirty Dog, Mitch Strohman | NAUTVThe House on Mango Street, Rachel Bishop | NAU alumnaThe Alchemist, McKenzie McLoughlin | NAU CommunicationsPerks of Being a Wallpaper, Carla Betancourt | NAU senior My Name, Erik Sather | NAUTVLife&apos;s Journeys According to Mr. Rogers, Maria DeCabooter | NAU Social Media 

Turn the page: Celebrating Book Lover's Day

Fall 2021 is just around the corner and that means welcome new members to our Lumberjack family! Starting your freshman year of college can be scary. In this episode Katie and her friends Amanda, Morgan, and Miranda are keeping it real and share their advice on how to get through your freshman year with ease. 

Freshman Throwback: Things We Wish We Knew

NAU&apos;s 17th president, Dr. Cruz Rivera , answers our questions. From what he told his children as they went off to college, to the best piece of advice he&apos;s ever received and what&apos;s in store for NAU&apos;s future. 

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Behind the scenes with NAU Social Media. Join Maria DeCabooter, Austin Young, Karringtan Bell and Carla Betancourt as we take a walk down memory lane. From the first platform we were on to what we wish we could change about social media and more.Inside our social media stories.How we got into social mediaThe first platform we were ever on TikTok: Yes or no? Dealing with digital burnout The reality of unplugging Using social to create community Interested in joining our team?Apply to be an internShare your story and Takeover our account

For the Love of Social: Celebrating #SMDay with Team Social

The 17th Presidency of NAU has begun.  Hear what President Jose Luis Cruz Rivera has learned during the transition period and how together we will pivot to chart the path and blaze the trail to the bold and boundless future.Video address to campus 

To the Bold & Boundless Future That Awaits Us

Welcome to another episode of LumberChats: Inside NAU. This episode we&apos;re diving in deep and having an open and honest discussion surrounding mental health. Maria and Carla share what life is like living with anxiety and how anxiety has affected their lives and the choices they&apos;ve made. Join in as we continue to normalize the conversation around mental health and provide a space for those to share their stories and get support. 

Self Reflection & Self Love: A Mental Health Journey

When you&apos;re here, Earth Day is everyday. On this episode, we share our favorite places in Arizona, what you should know before you visit and finally, our Earth Day ask of all of you. Earth Day spotsLake MarySedonaHumphrey&apos;s PeakLockett MeadowEdge of the World

Must See Places to Reconnect for Earth Day ?

Hey Lumberjacks, welcome back to another episode of LumberChats: Inside NAU, where we give you an inside look into Lumberjack life. I'm Karringtan Bell and this episode we're celebrating Black History Month. I'm really excited to have my sister and my friend here with me today for a real talk conversation. We'll be sharing Black History Month through our eyes-- discussing the highs and the lows we've encountered and everything in between. 

Real Talk: Black History Month Through My Eyes

Goodbye 2020 and all the baggage you came with. Hello 2021.Listen on as our Lumberjacks share their goals for the year and what one thing they&apos;re committed to doing daily. If you&apos;re looking for a boost of encouragement and positivity, you&apos;ve come to the right place. 

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