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At NAU, we are proud to have a tradition of excellence that enriches lives and creates opportunities for our students.
One of the incredible experiences we offer students each year is presenting at the NAU Undergraduate Symposium. The Undergraduate Symposium showcases student research and creative activity in the arts, business, education, humanities, and the sciences. The symposium features over 700 student presentations from all disciplines and attracts more than 3,000 attendees from the NAU and Flagstaff communities.
This year is the seventeenth year that all NAU colleges will come together to celebrate this university-wide event on Friday, April 25, from 8:30 am – 4 pm in the High Country Conference Center, Drury, and 1899 Ballroom.
Student presentations will feature:
Participation in this type of professional conference encourages students’ development of critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication via research and prepares them for a bright future.
Your donation supports student researchers
Every dollar donated goes directly to supporting our students presenting at the NAU Undergraduate Symposium or paying wages to undergraduates completing independent research with a mentor. Your support will ensure that we move toward providing this high-impact, hands-on learning experience to all Lumberjacks.
To learn more about the Undergraduate Symposium and undergraduate research at NAU, visit our website.
Your gift of $25 will help support our students in the arts and humanities purchase paints, paper, and photography supplies
Your donation of $50 will help a student researcher print their symposium poster
Your gift of $75 will go toward the purchase of laboratory supplies
Your donation will help to support students who wish to travel to regional and national conferences to present their research, scholarship or creative activity
Your gift of $250 will go toward the purchase of all the materials needed to make the symposium a success, such as nametags, signage, velcro for hanging posters, etc.
Your gift of $1000 covers wages for one student to conduct independent research.
