UNG's Gainesville Campus
Gainesville Campus Operations Update
To comply with efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the track and surrounding fields and outdoor recreation facilities, including tennis courts and volleyball courts, at UNG’s Gainesville Campus are closed until further notice. The sidewalks may still be used for walking, but everyone should practice appropriate social distancing.
UNG’s Gainesville Campus is located in Hall County, an epicenter for trade, healthcare, education, industry, retail, and recreation for northeast Georgia. This area offers incredible career opportunities for UNG graduates. Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, Gainesville is rich in heritage and cultural arts with museums, historic sites, galleries, and theaters. Gainesville also hugs the shores of beautiful Lake Lanier, is a short drive from the Appalachian Trail and Blue Ridge Mountains, and is still convenient to Atlanta and major transportation corridors.
Gainesville Campus
University of North Georgia
3820 Mundy Mill Rd.
Oakwood, GA 30566
Vice President, Gainesville Campus
Dr. Richard Oates
vicepresident-gvlcampus@ung.edu
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Instruction offered in various forms this fall
Desks positioned 6 feet apart, faculty members and students clad in masks for face-to-face instruction, and a rotating schedule for class attendance will be part of the new collegiate experience this
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GEMA donates additional PPE supplies to public universities
The University System of Georgia (USG) this week is receiving additional personal protective equipment (PPE) and other supplies from the Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) and will provide it
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UNG faculty and alumni involved in COVID-19 research
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect higher education institutions around the world, one University of North Georgia (UNG) alumna and two faculty members are conducting research on the health
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Students and families may tune in to watch digital town hall
University of North Georgia administrators plan to address courses, the revised academic calendar, preparations to return to campus, and more in a virtual town hall session from noon to 1 p.m. July 27
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History professor's research published in Cambridge journal
Dr. Jeff Pardue turned his master's thesis into an article. It was published in January 2020 by Itinerario, a journal of imperial and global interactions from Cambridge University Press.
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