The Bilby Center maintains lab space for several programs from different departments and colleges on campus. While these labs focus on different areas of study, they are generally interested in some aspect of the past or present environment and culture of the Colorado Plateau, and many times have questions and answers for each other. Many productive collaborations have been sparked by the “water cooler effect” of working in the center together.

The Bilby Center has centralized copier and fax facilities, a community conference room, 100 mbps bandwidth Ethernet and wireless network capabilities. Building occupants also have very convenient access to our editor, imaging lab personnel, and web designer for consultation and help.

Space is Available
Space in the center is assigned by the Bilby Space Advisory Committee whenever space is vacated or requested. The next review of space in the Center will be on November 5th, 2007. Contact Marcelle Coder (523-9188) for more information. Please download the request form and email it to Marcelle.Coder@nau.edu no later than November 1st for consideration this year.

Bilby Space Advisory Committee Members 2006
Diana Anderson, Associate Professor, Environmental Sciences
Marcelle Coder, Project Director, Bilby Research Center
Kathryn Cruz-Uribe, Dean, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
William Grabe, Vice Provost for Research and Graduate Studies
Kelley Hays-Gilpin, Associate Professor, Anthropology
Rod Parnell, Chair, Center for Environmental Sciences and Education