Faculty members not only mentor students in their research, but help them present research at local, regional, and national conference. They will build skills to help you enroll in graduate school with confidence.
Professor of English
Office locationNesbitt Academic Building, 4154,
Gainesville
Area(s) of Expertise: American Literature, Gender Studies, Multicultural Literatures, The Novel
Associate Professor, English
Office locationNesbitt Academic Building, 4134,
Gainesville
Area(s) of Expertise: Medieval literature, grammar, language/linguistics
Associate Department Head and Professor of Psychological Science
Office locationBarnes Hall, 211,
Dahlonega
Associate Professor of Plant Biology
Office locationScience, Engineering, Tech, 108,
Gainesville
Area(s) of Expertise: Ecology, Evolution, Botany, Phylogeography (Advising Area of Expertise: Biology)
Department Head, Psychological Science
Office locationStrickland Academic, 124,
Gainesville
Associate Professor, English
Office locationNesbitt Academic Building, 4130,
Gainesville
Director, Institute for Healthy Aging
Office locationAdministration Building, Suite 111, Room 108,
Gainesville
Associate Professor
Director, North Georgia Astronomical Observatory
Office locationRogers Hall, 101,
Dahlonega
Area(s) of Expertise: Stellar structure and evolution
Dean, College of Education/Professor
Office locationNewton Oakes Center, 127,
Dahlonega
Professor of Psychological Science
Office locationBarnes Hall, 205,
Dahlonega
Assistant Dean and Associate Professor
Coordinator, COE Global Programs
Office location265,
Cumming
Area(s) of Expertise: Social Foundations of Education, TESOL, Diversity Pedagogy, Cultural Anthropology, Applied Anthropology, Ethnography, Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Senior Lecturer, History
Office locationFaculty Center, 707,
Oconee
Area(s) of Expertise: American South, Constitutional History, Political History , Georgia History, Nationalism
Department Head, Sociology & Human Services
Office locationStrickland Academic, 185 A,
Gainesville
Area(s) of Expertise: Tourism & Leisure Studies, Race and Ethnicity, Social Stratification, Culture, Memory, and Place.
Professor
Office locationStrickland Academic, 102,
Gainesville
Area(s) of Expertise: Identity Construction, Meaning Construction, Culture, Religion, Gender
Associate Professor of Music
Office locationNix, 203,
Dahlonega
Area(s) of Expertise: Music in Silent-Era Film Exhibition, Community Singing, Music in WWI, Tin Pan Alley, Appalachian Music
Associate Professor
Office locationHealth and Natural Sciences, 428,
Dahlonega
Area(s) of Expertise: Paleontology, Mammal Ecology, Stable Isotopes (Advising Area of Expertise: Biology, Pre-Physician's Assistant)
Coordinator, Student Cyber Programs
Office locationCottrell Center, 310,
Dahlonega
Associate Professor
Office locationStrickland Academic, 150,
Gainesville
Professor, Biology
Office locationHealth and Natural Sciences, 410,
Dahlonega
Area(s) of Expertise: Behavioral Neuroscience, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology (Advising Area of Expertise: Biology, Pre-Medicine)
Associate Professor
Psychological Science
Office locationStrickland Academic, 147,
Gainesville
Lecturer in Biology
Office locationHealth and Natural Sciences, 429,
Dahlonega
Area(s) of Expertise: Animal Behavior, Parasite-Host Interactions, Ecology, Social Behaviors
Professor, Psychological Science
Office locationStrickland Academic, 160,
Gainesville
Assistant Professor of Psychological Science
Office locationStrickland Academic, 218,
Gainesville
You are bound to have so many questions for your mentor, you may not know where to start. You will meet with your mentor twice per month for your junior and senior year.
When meeting with your mentor, prepare and ask relevant questions and be respectful of your mentor’s time and experience. Ask yourself what you learned from the meeting and how you can apply it to your goals. We have created a list of questions that may help listed by topic.