FLAGSTAFF — Northern Arizona University offers summer courses for the whole family—in Flagstaff, Phoenix and online. NAU students can supplement their studies or get ahead, and community members can explore topics of personal or professional interest.
From finding more effective ways to communicate at the workplace, to brewing quality beer or learning about the world of Esports at a youth camp, it is easy to learn something new at NAU this summer.
NAU students, community members and future Lumberjacks can choose from more than 1,400 classes.
“We are excited to engage our students and community members in a wide range of learning opportunities this summer,” said Gayla Stoner, vice provost and dean of Online and Innovative Educational Initiatives. “Students of all ages can benefit from these quality educational experiences.”
Summer course highlights
This summer, NAU is offering exciting courses that interest anyone and help students progress towards their degrees. Courses are offered online and in-person at the Flagstaff campus and North Valley location in Phoenix.
Professional and personal development
Course title: Workplace Communication: Utilizing Tools that Get Results
Course title: Self-Publishing Your Book
Audience: Adult enrichment/professional
Course title: Intro to Brewing Quality
Location: Hybrid (Online with an in-person session in Flagstaff)
Featured camps for youth and young adults
Camp: The World of Olympians: Myths, Monsters, Gods, and Heroes (Ages 10-14)
Camp: ESports Day Camp (Ages 14-18)
Summer programs for incoming freshmen
These NAU programs support students in exploring, enrolling and transitioning to college.
Audience: High school students
Audience: Incoming high school freshmen
For information about the summer term, visit the NAU summer website or call Brenda Sipe, director of NAU online academic support at (928) 523-6826.