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Five UNG students are among those who have received the Capt. Hilliard A. Wilbanks Foundation's scholarship. Alex Ezuka of Demorest, Georgia, graduated with a Bachelor of Science in psychological science and commissioned in spring 2017. Sara Bushey Reser, a senior from Dahlonega, Georgia, majoring in Arabic, received the scholarship in fall 2015. The $4,000 scholarship supplies the students with $1,000 each year for four years.
UNG partners with Hilliard A. Wilbanks Foundation on Corps of Cadets scholarship

The Hilliard A. Wilbanks Foundation is partnering with the University of North Georgia (UNG) to award its annual scholarship to a student enrolled in UNG's Corps of Cadets.  
Students work during a Steps-to-College class on UNG's Gainesville Campus in June 2018.
Steps-to-College helps students brush up on English and earn course credit

High school students whose native languages include Spanish, Chinese, French, and Vietnamese practiced their English skills and earned course credit during a summer enrichment program at the Universit 
Hannah Menard, a 17-year-old rising senior at Woodstock High School, participates in the high ropes course at Pine Valley during University of North Georgia's Summer Honors Program. Nearly 40 rising seniors learned to branch out, literally and figuratively, during the program from June 17-29 on the Dahlonega Campus.
Summer Honors Program teaches high school students about leadership

Nearly 40 rising seniors learned to branch out, literally and figuratively, in University of North Georgia's (UNG) Summer Honors Program from June 17-29 on the Dahlonega Campus. 
About 40 high school students learned about drone programming during the National Cyber Warrior Academy GenCyber summer camp at the University of North Georgia. Diane Stephens, lecturer of computer science and information systems, shows them a drone.
Cyber Warrior Academy to inspire students in rapidly growing field

This summer, 40 high school students watched as Dr. Bryson Payne connected a $20 cable from his laptop computer to his Volkswagen Jetta to hack into his car's controls. This simple demonstration was p 
About 70 children will learn about two categories —Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and language arts and social studies — during an intensive four-week program from June 4-28 at UNG's Gainesville Campus. The program, called Summer Scholars Institute, is a free, three-year program that targets middle and high school students who "aren't starting school with the same advantages," said Harriett Allison, associate professor of English as a Second Language (ESL) and director of ESL and Summer Programs.
Summer Scholars Institute to enhance learning during summer

To some, building a paper airplane is child's play. To the 70 children enrolled in this year’s Summer Scholars Institute (SSI) at the University of North Georgia (UNG), it's a science project. This te 
UNG program boosts local elementary teachers' science knowledge
June 4, 2018
Students learn to be leaders during L3 Summit at UNG
May 25, 2018
UNG to help feed thousands of children this summer
May 21, 2018
UNG hosts middle schools at the Oconee Campus
May 11, 2018
Film industry group to help kick off UNG’s Georgia Film Festival
May 7, 2018
UNG-run film festival debuts new name
April 9, 2018
Professional and Continuing Education earns top five national ranking
April 9, 2018
Firefly Music concert series to benefit UNG Blue Ridge scholarship fund
April 4, 2018
Annual gala celebrates raising more than $6 million for student scholarships
March 26, 2018
Students cut trails at Foxfire during spring break
March 26, 2018
UNG senior named as Newman Civic Fellow
March 26, 2018
Career Path Fair inspires seventh-graders about their future
March 20, 2018
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