Biology Advising Tools

The biology advising tools provides information for academic advisors and plans of study with major program requirements to help you successfully progress through your degree. The biology department is within the College of Science & Mathematics.

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Office/CampusOfficeUniversity Center 400, 242, Cumming	Name NameBeth CollinsProfile page	Email Emailbeth.collins @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number470-239-3128
Office/CampusOfficeStudent Center, 134, Gainesville	Name NameErin ConnellyProfile page	Email Emailerin.connelly @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number678-696-2687
Office/CampusOfficeChestatee Building, 162, Dahlonega	Name NameEmily CooperProfile page	Email Emailemily.cooper @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number706-864-1791
Office/CampusOfficeAdministration Building, 202, Oconee	Name NameDerrick PirkleProfile page	Email Emailderrick.pirkle @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number706-310-6290
Office/CampusOfficeStudent Center, 134, Gainesville	Name NameJuan VelasquezProfile page	Email Emailjuan.velasqueztercero @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number678-717-2316
Office/CampusOfficeChestatee Building,162, Dahlonega	Name NameKayla YoungProfile page	Email Emailkayla.young @ung.edu	PhonePhone Number706-864-1460

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