Office of the Dean of Students

The Office of the Dean of Students advocates for and supports students as they pursue their goals at UNG. The Deans of Students can connect students to resources on campus to address their needs and interests.

Common ways the Office of the Dean of Students can help:

Provide guidance and interventions for students and families during personal emergencies or difficult circumstances
Provide consultation to faculty and staff regarding student issues or concerns
Respond to general student issues and concerns and advocate for students
Coordinate and lead the Behavior Intervention Team
Encourage students, faculty, and staff to recognize the importance of wellness as it effects student success
Coordinate initiatives and efforts to support student success

Flight Support - Get support for a UNG Nighthawk

Concerned about someone at UNG? Say something!

Hardship Withdrawal Excused Absences Care & Outreach Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)

Designated Public Forum Information & Request Form

Meet the Dean of Students

Blue Ridge & Dahlonega
Dr. John M. Delaney

Cumming & Gainesville
Dr. Alyson Paul

Oconee Campus
Dr. Michelle Brown

Academic Achievements

Dean's List

3.5 grade point average
12 or more credit hours
no grade lower than B

Current Dean's List

President's Lists

President's Honor Roll

Enrolled in a bachelor's degree program
4.0 grade point average
12 or more credit hours

President's List

Enrolled in an associate degree or dual enrollment program
4.0 grade point average
12 or more credit hours

Current President's Lists

If you have questions about any of these lists, contact registrar@ung.edu.

Free 24/7/365 mental health support resource for UNG students

Call 833-910-3368

You can also visit ungwellnesshub.com for information to help you improve and maintain your wellness, be it of your mind, body, health, academics or money.

More information on Nigel Cares.

Cadets attend conference in Hawaii

Cadets Chandler Harris and Jasmine Valentine attended the TechNet Indo-Pacific conference in Hawaii from April 11-13.

UNG Remembers Day to take place April 27

UNG Remembers Day set for April 27

UNG Remembers Day will honor four students who died within the past year. The events will memorialize Anna Lee Eberhart, Blake Oviedo, Daniel Mayer, and Lucas Baxter.

Nigel Cares: Finish line is just ahead

As the spring semester winds down, students should practice self-care and use the available UNG resources and services to provide a solid platform for their academic and personal success.

Asian Pacific Heritage Month events set for April

Events celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month

Brittany Ishibashi, from Marvel's hit show 'Runaways,' will serve as keynote speaker during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on April 13.

Research conference returns to in-person

After two years of being held virtually, UNG's Annual Research Conference was held in person March 25 on the Gainesville Campus.

ACT/SAT requirement waived for fall 2022

First-year bachelor's degree-seeking students applying to UNG for fall 2022 do not need an ACT or SAT score if their high school GPA is 3.0 or higher.

Event shows career paths to 7th-graders

The third annual Career Path Fair exposed about 260 seventh-graders to more than 40 businesses in the area at the March 17 event on UNG's Gainesville Campus.

Double major named Newman Civic Fellow

UNG junior Grey Nebel was selected as UNG's Newman Civic Fellow. The opportunity allows students to network and gain access to training and resources that nurture their assets and passions.