Welcome to Northern Arizona University Yuma Campus
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Welcome to Northern Arizona University-Yuma! We are currently standing in the 3C Lawn—the heart of campus. Here, you'll find opportunity in every direction.
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NAU's commitment to Yuma goes back to 1988, with the establishment of our campus here in the Southwestern Arizona border region. Today, our shared campus with Arizona Western College is a beacon of learning for more than 500 NAU students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees—with the same level of rigor and expectations that NAU provides for students throughout Arizona. Our purpose within the NAU community is to provide an outstanding education strengthened by scholarship, professional programs, and innovative methods of delivery in Yuma and the surrounding region.
Bookstore and Starbucks
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With an impressive contemporary interior, the first floor of the 3C building is the perfect spot to grab a cup of coffee or bite to eat between classes. Our student dining facility features a range of options for breakfast lunch and dinner, including grab-and-go snacks, fresh fruit, made-to-order meals, and a Starbucks. The building is also home to the AWC Bookstore, where you can purchase textbooks, school supplies, laptops, NAU gear, and more!
The College Community Center- 3C
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At NAU-Yuma our students enjoy all the perks of attending a large state university. The College Community Center, or as we like to call it, the "One Stop Shop," is home to Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, University Admissions, Veteran and Military Services, and AWC Transfer Services. Here, you can schedule a one-on-one meeting with an Enrollment Management Coordinator to ensure you are getting the most out of your college experience. As part of a connected campus, your coordinator will help you access resources and opportunities both locally and across our statewide campuses.
Matador Jacks Lounge
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Need a quiet space to study? Sit back and relax at the Matador Jacks Lounge, a communal space open to both AWC and NAU students. Open every day during the flexible hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., you'll appreciate studying in a relaxing atmosphere surrounded by other like-minded students. Take a closer look, and you might notice the vintage AWC and NAU sports memorabilia decorating the walls. Our partnership with AWC dates back more than 25 years, supported by a rich history of collaboration and dedication to student success.
NAU-Yuma Academic Complex- AC Lab Space
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In 2019, NAU opened the nursing simulation lab in the NAU-Yuma Academic Complex. Here, students practice performing blood draws, inserting oxygen tubes and gain valuable hands-on experience in a lifelike healthcare environment. Despite the strong presence of nursing students on campus, the AC Building also accommodates more than 25 undergraduate degree programs offered at the NAU-Yuma campus. The building is equipped with modern classrooms, a large-scale lecture hall, and an impressive computer lab with 40+ workstations. The Writing Center, located inside the computer lab, provides individualized help with writing assignments and resume creation.
NAU- Yuma Academic Complex- AC Academic Resources
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We are now standing on the second floor of the NAU-Yuma Academic Complex, which houses more than 20 faculty and staff offices, a proctored testing center and Louie's Cupboard, a food pantry providing free groceries to students. Just down the hall is our Student Success Center, which is open on weekdays to NAU students for in-person tutoring and mentorship designed to foster student success. Other resources include computer and printer access, individual and group study areas, success workshops, career services and more!
Learning Resources Building- Library
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There's nothing quite like getting lost in a well-written book, and you'll have plenty of options to choose from at the AWC Library. With more than 62,000 unique materials—including novels, children's books, research articles, movies, and CDs—the AWC library offers a comprehensive selection of literature and media to the Yuma community. As an NAU student, you can reserve a study room for up to two hours a day, utilize printers and copy machines, and book an appointment with a librarian to help you find what you're looking for. You can even grab a snack at the café located in the same building.
Science Research Building- SR
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Situated in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, NAU-Yuma students enjoy convenient access to a biologically diverse natural laboratory. The Science Research building serves as a hub for NAU's Biological and Natural Resources program, where students have studied everything from Scorpion venom to pathogen immunity within the Yuma community. Built in 2008, the Science Research Building includes dedicated lab space equipped with state-of-the-art research equipment accessible to undergraduate and graduate researchers. The building was named after former AWC president Dr. James Carruthers, who was integral to establishing the shared campus with NAU.
Child Development Learning Lab
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The Child Development Learning Laboratory is attended by children six weeks to five years old while their parents are at class or working on campus. Each day, dozens of children visit campus to engage in supervised activities promoting healthy development. But the children aren't the only ones engaged in learning at this high-quality educational environment. The center serves a dual-purpose as a learning laboratory for Early Childhood Education majors, allowing students to observe and learn to work with young children. As you explore, take a look inside our infant room designed to meet the distinctive needs of children 6 months to one year old.
Fitness Center
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While providing a quality education is our top priority at NAU-Yuma, the AWC fitness center is the best place for students to boost their mental and physical wellness. The gym is open daily from noon to 5 p.m. and features a selection of machines, free weights and exercise equipment. NAU students that are enrolled in at least one fitness credit will be given free access to the gym, and AWC offers a variety of fitness classes available to Lumberjacks. After your workout, venture outside to the pool and go for a swim in one of the sunniest cities in the world.