Emily McNair of Tahoe City, CA served as the Assistant Kayak Instructor and trip leader this past fall

FLAGSTAFF, AZ (01/18/2013)(readMedia)-- Emily McNair, a senior at Northern Arizona University served as the Assistant Kayak Instructor fall 2012 as well as a trip leader on the Verde River trip for students at NAU. 

Kayaking instruction is available throughout the semester as well as for course credit.

The Verde River trip is a fun and exciting way for students to learn kayaking navigation and rescue techniques while contributing to the Verde River's preservation and future.

Northern Arizona University's Outdoor Recreation Department offers students a chance to enhance their university experience by connecting with the natural environment and fellow students, while engaging in self-discovery. The many programs offered by Outdoor Recreation mesh education and engagement to make learning fun, encourage all skill levels and members of NAU to participate, and are affordable for students and staff.

Founded in 1899, Northern Arizona University has established a powerful legacy of educating students to help them make a difference in the world. With an expansive Extended Campuses program, the university has an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 20,000 students located at more than 30 sites across Arizona or online. The university is a leader in integrating sustainability into university policies and educational curriculum highlighted by the Platinum LEED-certified Applied Research and Development building, the third-greenest building in the world. More information is online at nau.edu/