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UNG contributes $667 million to economy in northeast Georgia
The University of North Georgia (UNG) had a more than $667 million economic impact on northeast Georgia during fiscal year 2018, an increase of some $47 million over the previous year, according to new data released Aug. 20.
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UNG makes Forbes Top Colleges list for fourth-straight year
For the fourth year in a row, Forbes Magazine has named the University of North Georgia (UNG) one of "America's Top Colleges." UNG is one of only six public universities in Georgia to be included on the 2019 list, and it is ranked fourth among those.
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FROG Week brings back memories for new commandant
Retired Army Col. Joseph Matthews experienced a sense of nostalgia as he provided encouragement and direction to incoming freshmen cadets as part of the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Freshman Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week held Aug. 11-17.
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UNG LEADS Day anchored with Jacobs' state of the university address
As a new academic year is about to begin, University of North Georgia (UNG) President Bonita Jacobs focused on significant steps the school has taken and will take much like the astronauts did when they landed on the moon more than 50 years ago.
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 UNG's Cumming Campus
Jason Pruitt, executive director of the University of North Georgia's Cumming Campus, has long-lasting ties to the institution, as it is his alma mater.
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Leading with a helping hand
Dance Marathon and its support for Children's Miracle Network (CMN) are personal for Heather Callahan-Williams. She credits Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA), a CMN hospital, for saving her life. The hospital helped her through various health ailments from intestinal issues to small lymphocytic lymphoma, cancer that affects white blood cells.
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Taking initiative in leadership
Madison Black accomplished a lot as a middle grades education major during her four years at the University of North Georgia (UNG).
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.