College News & Events

Construction Management Contractor's Night with Sundt Construction. November 24, 2009. 6 pm. Engineering Building, Room 101.
“Warhead Engineering: Detonation Physics – Not Rocket Science.” Presentation by Dr. Kim Christianson of Raytheon Missile Systems. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. 6-7pm. Engineering Building, Room 118. In this seminar, Dr. Christianson will present facts on explosives, an overview of warhead technologies used to defeat a wide range of threats, and warhead design and testing techniques.
CEFNS Dean's Forum. December 3, 2009. 10-11:30am. Science Lab Facility, North Campus, Patio and Lobby. Students, you are invited to stop and chat with our Dean, Dr. Paul Jagodzinksi and our student Ambassadors for CEFNS while you are in-between your classes. If you have questions or comments for the Dean, this event is for you.

Louis Agassiz Price for Excellence in Writing Essay Contest
Essay submissions due by Friday, January 22, 2010

CEFNS is now accepting submissions for the Louis Agassiz Prize for Excellence in Writing. This essay competition was established to encourage and reward outstanding writing skills by NAU undergraduate students. The Louis Agassiz Prize is valued at $1500, with possible second ($1000) and third ($500) runner up prizes awarded, depending on the quality of entries received. Please visit our page for further details.

See how our science and engineering students in the NAU chapter of Engineers Without Borders are preparing themselves for their next trip to Africa.
New CEFNS "Green" School. Listen to Paul Jagodzinski, Dean of CEFNS, share the latest on our new School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability with KJZZ host Dennis Lambert.
Student Winners Announced. Undergraduate student winners have been announced for the 16th Annual CEFNS Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Design in the following categories: Engineering Capstone, Basic Research, Applied Research & Internships, and the Phi Kappa Phi Award. Please join us in celebrating these outstanding presenters.
MythBuster Grant Imahara visits campus for a public presentation as part of the Freeport-McMoRan Lecture Series. The event was filled to capacity and brought extra enthusiasm to science and engineering on our campus. See what students thought about the event and what Grant had to say.

Fuel Efficiency
(Episode 216, #2)
Junkyard Generators
(Episode 215, #6)
Construction Management
(Episode 215, #5)
NAU Teach
(Episode 214, #2)
New ARD Building
(Episode 213, #3)
NASA Kids
(Episode 212, #4)
Forestry
(Episode 212, #2 and #3)
New Lab Building
(Episode 211, #6)
Engineers Without Borders
(Episode 209, #4)
Festival of Science
(Episode 207, #3)
ARD Building
(Episode 203, #4)
Scientists Standing on Common Ground
(Episode 202, #3)
Graduation Interviews with Diana Gabaldon and Laura Huenneke
(Episode 114, #1)
Science/Chemistry Building Interviews with: Ellie Heintze, Matt Gage and Justin Saul
(Episode 114, #3)
Gateway Connects Interviews with: Lela Montfort, Kelley Horn and Richard Danisch
(Episode 114, #5)
Climate Mitigation Class
(Episode 112, #3)
New Science Laboratory Building Opens
(Episode 105, # 5)
Nasa Balloon Launch
(Episode 106, #3)
Engineering Student and Associate Professor Interview
(Episode 107, #4)