Northern Arizona University, a State Owned entity headquartered in the US, was founded in 1899 and employs approximately 6,120 individuals. The university functions as a public research institution.
On July 9, 2026, Northern Arizona University's Department of Physician Assistant Studies continued its Project ECHO virtual learning series, focusing on Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Training, which aims to upskill healthcare providers in treating substance use and other co-occurring disorders. This week's session, led by Dr. Myles Stone, highlighted the association between GLP-1 use and substance use disorder. Previously, on July 8, the university held two distinct faculty sessions: the Indigenous Research & Teaching Circle (IRTC), a community meeting for faculty teaching and researching indigenous topics, and "Beyond Year One," a series addressing the specific needs of NAU faculty in their second through fifth years. Earlier, on July 7, NAU hosted an interactive AI Brown Bag DINNER session, exploring artificial intelligence as a learning partner to spark curiosity, challenge assumptions, explore new perspectives, and foster deeper critical thinking in personal and professional life.
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