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More than 40 REACH students from Atlanta Public Schools and Barrow, Coffee, Forsyth, Richmond, and White County schools participated in the inaugural REACH Georgia College and Career Exploration Summit at the University of North Georgia's Gainesville Campus in Oakwood.

REACH summit helps high school students look to future profession

Providing high school students and Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen (REACH) scholars the opportunity to meet and connect with employers in northeast Georgia was the mission of the inaugural REACH Georgia College and Career Exploration Summit on Nov 
Among Georgia’s public colleges and universities, UNG’s percentage increase is the third largest, just behind Middle Georgia State University at 6.3 percent growth. Georgia Institute of Technology saw the highest percentage of enrollment growth at 11.4 percent.

Enrollment growth increases student body to near 20,000

With a record 19,722 students currently enrolled, the University of North Georgia (UNG) experienced a growth of 5 percent for the 2018 fall semester. Among Georgia’s public colleges and universities, UNG’s percentage increase is the third largest. 
With support from the UNG Foundation, the Georgia World War I Centennial Commission has raised money for a statue honoring Eugene Bullard, the first African-American fighter pilot, who flew for the French in World War I. The statue will be placed at the Museum of Aviation next to Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, Georgia.

UNG leading efforts of Georgia World War I Centennial Commission

The Georgia World War I Centennial Commission has been busy preparing to mark a century since the war's end. Dr. Billy Wells, senior vice president for leadership and global engagement at the University of North Georgia (UNG), serves as the commission chairman 
University of North Georgia (UNG) students will experience a different culture while remaining in their local culture is the main purpose of International Education Week, which runs from Nov. 12-18 on UNG's Cumming, Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses.

Students get a taste of other cultures during International Education Week

University of North Georgia (UNG) students will have the opportunity to feast on Polish fare such as pierogi, cabbage roll and Polish doughnuts during the Polish Culture Celebration, which is one of a few events scheduled from Nov. 12-18 during International E 

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