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Chick-fil-A leader to deliver summer commencement speech
University of North Georgia (UNG) students graduating in August will hear from one of the top leadership officials from Chick-fil-A. Rodney Bullard, vice president of corporate social responsibility for Chick-fil-A Inc. and executive director of the Chick-fil
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Starlight fireworks event scheduled for late August
Featuring a mixture of music and family fun capped by a dazzling pyrotechnic display, the 21st annual Starlight Celebration is set for Aug. 24 on the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Gainesville Campus.
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Nighthawk Community Connector links UNG with community groups
Dr. Sarah Young helped launch a program at UNG called the Nighthawk Community Connector, an online portal that links nonprofits with the university's resources as well as its faculty, staff and students.
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Bee hotels lead UNG to participate in pollinator census
A collaboration between a UNG student and two faculty members snowballed from building bee hotels at the Historic Vickery House to the university participating in Georgia's first-ever Great Pollinator Census on Aug. 23-24.
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 students to find their fit in the poultry industry
In 2011, Linda Purvis returned to the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Gainesville Campus, where she earned her associate degree in poultry science, with a specific task in mind: to rebuild the poultry science program from scratch.
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Leading through service
Jordan Livesay Tetley could not have imagined the impact the University of North Georgia (UNG) would have in her life when she made her way to Dahlonega from Woodstock, Georgia, as a freshman.
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Leading by working with others
Jared Pate was already in the Georgia Army National Guard when he began his academic career at the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Dahlonega Campus. He knew about being an enlisted soldier, but Pate said UNG taught him how to lead and work with others.
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.