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More than a decade of planning and hiring at UNG laid the groundwork for the new bachelor's degree in East Asian studies.

UNG gets approval for East Asian studies and healthcare informatics degrees

The University of North Georgia will soon begin offering bachelor's degrees in East Asian studies and healthcare services and informatics administration. The University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved the new degrees at its Aug. 14 meeting.

The Rev. Gretta Vosper and the Rev. Brian McLaren are the featured guests speaking at the Mountain Top Lecture series Aug. 25 and Nov. 10, respectively. Vosper is the minister of West Hill United Church in the district of Scarborough, Toronto, Canada and in the Toronto Conference of the UCC (United Church of Canada).

Mountain Top Lecture Series schedules speakers for 2018-19 academic year

University of North Georgia (UNG) students are tasked with finding the right answers and explaining their conclusions throughout their collegiate careers. Each year, though, UNG students, faculty and staff, along with the community, may delve into topics where

Christian Bello Escobar, director of migrant programs and services at University of North Georgia (UNG), helps a UNG student move into her apartment at Hawks Nest at the Preserve. Eighteen students enrolled with the College Assistance Migrant Program at UNG will live in units less than one mile from UNG's Gainesville Campus. Nathan Cheesman, coordinator of orientation and student leadership, and Stacie Rowley, associate dean of student life, also help the students move in Monday.

CAMP students move into apartments near UNG Gainesville Campus

On Aug. 13, exactly 18 College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) students moved into their own apartments near UNG's Gainesville Campus, establishing their own community of living, working and attending college together.

UNG President Bonita Jacobs addresses members of the university's faculty and staff during the annual Faculty and Staff Convocation, an event held each fall to kick off the academic year.

UNG president celebrates achievements and looks ahead to bright future

New and returning faculty and staff gathered at two of the University of North Georgia’s (UNG) campuses Aug. 13 for its annual Faculty and Staff Convocations led by UNG President Bonita Jacobs, who reflected upon the success of the university and urged its mor

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Andy Novobilski, associate provost for research and engagement and chief research officer at UNG, is one of two Fulbright Specialists from the university.

UNG associate provost helps Belize colleagues as Fulbright Specialist

Students spend the summer helping people with disabilities

HOPE student group recognized for best new marathon in nation

Music professor crosses globe judging and playing at international events

Dean's research published in scientific journal

Cadet selected to brief VIPs at national JROTC event

IESA associate professor named as a fellow

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