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UNG and Make-A-Wish surprise girl and her family
As the starting lineup for the University of North Georgia women's basketball team was introduced, one 5-year-old girl near the team's bench waited with her family for her name to be called. "Let's give a warm welcome … to Miss Hope Nix!" Hope was selected a
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Mendoza to lead diversity and inclusion efforts
Dr. Pablo Mendoza has been named the first director of diversity and inclusion at the University of North Georgia (UNG). He started in his new role Feb. 11.
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Fulbright U.S. Student Program recognizes UNG as top producer
For the second consecutive year, the University of North Georgia (UNG) has been recognized nationally as a top-producing university for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. The recognition is for the current academic year.
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Mock emergency provides valuable experience for students
The Convocation Center on the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Dahlonega Campus transformed into a mock emergency response site Feb. 6. More than 700 students, faculty and staff worked through morning and afternoon simulations of an epidemic on campus with
UNG is designated as a State Leadership Institution and as The Military College of Georgia.
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Corps of Cadets
UNG is one of only six Senior Military Colleges in the U.S. and is the Military College of Georgia, With a strong heritage of developing leaders, UNG has produced 50 general officers.
Athletics
UNG competes in 12 NCAA Division II sports in the competitive Peach Belt Conference and is home to the 2015 national championship softball team.
Professional & Continuing Education
We are positioned to deliver courses and training that lead to job growth and creation, and support business retention and recruitment.
Where I Lead
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Leading aspiring actors into the limelight through GTA
As a multiple-sport athlete in high school, Jim Hammond thought theater was an activity, not an occupation — until he met Gainesville Theatre Alliance (GTA) founder Ed Cabell.
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Leading fellow students in making the most of time on campus
Lesley Jones wanted college to be different the second time around.
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Leading the way to an inclusive community
When Jacqueline Daniel was 12 years old, she met a 3-year-old girl named Macy who was living with disabilities. Although she did not talk, communicating love came naturally to Macy.
UNG's Blue Ridge Campus serves dual-enrolled high school, traditional, and adult students.
UNG’s Dahlonega Campus is readily recognized by the gold-covered steeple of the administration building.
Located in Hall County, an epicenter for trade, health care, education, industry, retail, and recreation for NE Georgia.
UNG’s Oconee Campus offers students a unique college experience that capitalizes on the area’s sense of community.