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Georgia Speaker of the House of Representatives David Ralston addresses the crowd Oct. 17 at the groundbreaking for UNG's new standalone Blue Ridge Campus. Ralston helped secure $5.5 million in the 2019 fiscal year budget for the campus.

UNG breaks ground on standalone Blue Ridge Campus

The University of North Georgia (UNG) broke ground Oct. 17 on a new standalone Blue Ridge Campus facility, with a host of state officials, community members and university representatives joining President Bonita C. Jacobs to mark the occasion. The sunny fall  
Dr. Alex Olvido, associate professor of biology on UNG's Oconee Campus, assists an undergraduate student with a research project.

Biology professor researches mealworms as food source

While Dr. Alex Olvido, associate professor of biology on the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Oconee Campus, is trying to answer questions related to sustainable growth of yellow mealworm beetles as a food source, his work also is providing valuable researc 
27 UNG College of Education students helped lead the Future Georgia Educators Day on Oct. 16 at the Convocation Center on UNG's Dahlonega Campus.

High school students learn about teacher education at Future Georgia Educators Day

The University of North Georgia (UNG) welcomed more than 100 high school students from across the state for Future Georgia Educators (FGE) Day on Oct. 16 at the Convocation Center on UNG's Dahlonega Campus. UNG and the Professional Association of Georgia Educa 
Dr. Bruce Ellis Benson presented the topic of "philosophy and jazz" at 7 p.m. Oct. 11, at Blue Ridge Community Theater at 2591 E. First St. in Blue Ridge. He was the first speaker of the Learning Cafe, a free lecture series featuring UNG faculty who will share their expertise.

Faculty member shares expertise with community through Learning Café

On Oct. 11, the Blue Ridge Campus hosted its first Learning Café, a free lecture series featuring UNG faculty who will share their expertise, said Sandy Ott, executive director of the Blue Ridge Campus. 

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UNG professor of history Clay Ouzts tweaked his dissertation on Jimmy Carter's 1976 Florida primary victory to turn it into the book "Showdown in the South: Jimmy Carter and the 1976 Florida Democratic Primary."
Professor has book published on Jimmy Carter's 1976 Florida primary win
Assistant professor's research published by National Science Foundation
EPA awarded $100,000 grant to Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis faculty
Poultry science opportunities continue to increase at UNG
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Grant jumpstarts community garden on Oconee Campus
Students and faculty participate in Banned Books Week activities

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