Linda Imonode graduated from NAU in 2003, as a
Communications major. She is currently the Staff Attorney for the Court
of Appeals of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe.
I love NAU because it nurtured the intellectual, social, and
emotional growth that occurred during my college years. I took advantage of the small classes offered
at NAU and truly felt engaged by my professors and classmates. My way of thinking was challenged inside and
outside the classroom on a regular basis.
I lived on campus all four years, which allowed me to take advantage of
the many clubs, activities, and social events on campus. I went to homecoming games with my hall mates
and camping with friends I’d made in class.
Flagstaff is such a beautiful city that I found myself hiking, biking
and camping more than I had ever done before. I built a community of friends at
NAU whose friendships still sustain me today. In addition, I always felt like
the faculty and staff were supportive and wanted me to succeed at NAU and
beyond.
I encourage current and future students to take advantage of
the smaller classes, live on campus and get involved. Your experiences at NAU will stay with you
for years to come and the growth and friendships you gain will stay with you
for a lifetime.
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| Special note: Linda is one of nine children, six girls and three boys. All of the Imonode sisters have either graduated from, attended or are currently attending NAU. (left to right: Sylvia, Miriam, Linda, Neveah (niece), Janet, Jennifer and Jacqueline) |
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