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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 a 
University of North Georgia became the first official academic partner in the Georgia Climate Project. The project's "Founding Partners" are the University of Georgia, Georgia Tech and Emory University. The second academic partner is Spelman College in Atlanta.
UNG joins statewide project focused on climate change

What started with three Research I-based universities in Georgia working on a project focusing on climate change has now expanded to include one more university: the University of North Georgia (UNG). 
University of North Georgia students may find an organization that matches their passion at the annual Volunteer Fair. More than 30 community organizations will participate in the events on UNG's Gainesville and Oconee campuses.
Students and faculty connect to community groups through Volunteer Fair

University of North Georgia students may find an organization that matches their passion at the annual Volunteer Fair on UNG's Gainesville and Oconee campuses. 
Dr. Robb Sinn and Dr. Karen Briggs, both professors of mathematics at UNG, are teaching a "math immersion" of four classes this fall to help ease students' transition to proofs-based mathematics.
Presidential Semester Incentive Award boosts math immersion with hopes of future NSF grant

Dr. Robb Sinn, a professor of mathematics at the University of North Georgia (UNG), worked with Dr. Karen Briggs, also a professor of mathematics at UNG, to develop the idea for a "math immersion" sim 
The University of North Georgia (UNG) will host the Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference in the Martha T. Nesbitt building Nov. 2 and 3 at UNG's Gainesville Campus. Students and faculty from the southeast region and beyond will present their research either orally on a panel, in a poster session or in a performance presentation.
Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference offers students opportunity to present research

University of North Georgia will host the Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference (GURC) on Nov. 2-3 in the Martha T. Nesbitt building on UNG's Gainesville Campus.  
Two UNG faculty members contribute to Georgia Climate Research Roadmap
July 8, 2018
Eastern box turtle inspires art students and faculty member
June 18, 2018
Faculty and students search for fossils and data on Georgia's coast
June 15, 2018
Students take steps in making UNG sustainable campus
June 11, 2018
UNG students win Freeman-ASIA and Gilman scholarships to study abroad
May 24, 2018
McNair Scholars Program boasts success from six students
May 1, 2018
UNG junior and sophomore earn national science accolades
April 16, 2018
UNG professor and students creating herbarium
April 11, 2018
FUSE grants allow faculty and students to engage in summer research projects
April 2, 2018
Annual conference showcases student research projects
March 19, 2018
Two UNG students earn prestigious summer research internships
February 25, 2018
SCALE lab allows biology students to sample a variety of research projects
February 19, 2018
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