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    College of Education

    The UNG College of Education (COE) is unlike any other in the nation because it features a unique mix of learning centers and education programs. One-of-a-kind centers offer intensive English learning and a culture center that focuses on the life, literature and art of the Appalachian Region.

    Degree programs in the Kinesiology department and teacher certification programs prepare students for life outside the classroom. UNG offers one of the most immersive programs in the nation. Teacher certification candidates spend more time in the classroom than at typical universities and internship opportunities in Kinesiology often lead to jobs after college. Get on track for your career today with a degree from the COE.

    Our faculty are dynamic, collaborative, and committed to research, teaching and service. In addition to classroom and clinical experiences, faculty and students work together in research, service to communities, competitive grants and international exchanges. We have a commitment to understanding education and health as human rights, in a context of respect and celebration of diversity, regional engagement, intellectual curiosity, and international mindedness.

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    Mexican Consulate grant provides scholarships

    Mexican Consulate funds scholarships

    UNG and the Consulate General of Mexico in Atlanta are teaming up for the fourth consecutive year to offer scholarships to UNG students of Mexican or Latinx descent.

    Summer program helps multilingual students

    Summer program helps multilingual students

    The Steps-to-College program for multilingual high school students returned to UNG in June 2023.

    Georgia Power Foundation grant boosts teacher prep

    Georgia Power grant boosts teacher prep

    The Georgia Power Foundation Inc. has awarded UNG a $100,000 grant for its partnerships with the Hall County and Gainesville school systems to grow and diversify the teacher pipeline.

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