NAU News update for July 12 — Experience the lived reality of Native American, Indigenous peoples at Indigenous film festival

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	President Cheng signs agreement to bring MPA program to China AIEI students of Shenzhen can enroll in NAU’s master of public administration program and earn a degree from NAU while living and doing most of their work in China.
	NAU scientists find carbon from thawing permafrost is released into the atmosphere at higher rates than previously thought César Plaza, Christina Schädel and Ted Schuur used a new method to track soil carbon losses in thawing permafrost in the Arctic. The results paint an even bleaker picture of the effects of climate change than they previously thought.
	How do new traits emerge? NAU researcher working to answer one of evolutionary biology’s most challenging questions Biologist Liza Holeski received an NIH grant to study a distinct pigmentation pattern that evolved recently among a wild population of crimson monkeyflowers.
	Experience the lived reality of Native American, Indigenous peoples at Indigenous film festival The inaugural Flagstaff Red Screen Film Festival will showcase films from Indigenous and Native peoples throughout the world and bring industry professionals and leaders to discuss their experiences in film and television. Free tickets are available to the public to see films screened July 24-28 at Harkins Theatres.