UNG's Oconee Campus
UNG’s Oconee campus, located in Watkinsville, offers students a unique college experience that capitalizes on the area’s sense of community. The small campus environment allows our students to be connected to their instructors and fellow classmates, creating relationships that contribute to academic success. UNG’s Oconee Campus is about 10 miles from the city of Athens, which has multiple student-oriented apartment complexes and a wide variety of student activities. Our programs of study allow our students to complete associate degrees on the Oconee Campus and transition to complete a bachelor’s degrees at UNG’s Gainesville or Dahlonega campuses. The Oconee Campus also provides dual-enrollment opportunities that allow high school juniors and seniors to earn college credit before graduating high school.
Oconee Campus
University of North Georgia
1201 Bishop Farms Pkwy.
Watkinsville, GA 30677
Executive Director, Oconee Campus
Dr. Cyndee Perdue Moore
Campus Tour
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Two faculty selected as 2018 McBrayer Award recipients
UNG faculty members Dr. Dlynn Williams and Dr. Cristian Harris received the 2018 McBrayer Award, which is given to the best paper presented at the Georgia Political Science Association (GPSA) annual m
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Students share financial knowledge as money mentors
Based on Jordan Allen's interactions with UNG junior Aida Alarcon, Allen knew Alarcon was the ideal person to become an Student Money Management Center money mentor. Implemented in fall 2019, students
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First-generation students in the spotlight for national campaign
UNG highlighted students, faculty and staff who identify themselves as first-generation students during the inaugural First-Generation Luncheon on Nov. 8 on UNG's Gainesville Campus as part of the nat
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Four classes undergo redesign to align with Momentum Approach
Educator for English composition classes this fall at the University of North Georgia (UNG) are teaching the course with a different approach and new academic mindset. The English course redesign is p
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English professor to share insights on Lillian Smith's writings
Dr. Tanya Bennett's work on the book of essays about Lillian E. Smith, as editor as well as author of the introduction and one of the volume's chapters, led to an invitation to present at the Lillian
Operating Hours
Office Hours
Academic Year
(mid-August through April)
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Summer
(May through mid-August)
Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 12 noon
Frequently Requested Numbers
Information Technology Service Desk
678-717-3555 or 706-864-1922
Library
706-310-6238
Bookstore
706-310-6210
Admissions
706-310-6309
Financial Aid
706-310-6263
Registrar
678-717-3644