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University of North Georgia (UNG) students Isabella Martino, from left, Morgan Furbee, Daniel Bell and Alexis Walls participated in the Sicilian Archaeological Field School for four weeks this summer on Monte Bonifato, a forested mountain in northwestern Sicily. They recorded data while conducting a surface test to determine if artifacts were present in that area.
UNG professor and students explore Sicily's ancient past

University of North Georgia (UNG) assistant professor and anthropology coordinator Dr. William Balco took nine UNG students to Monte Bonifato, a forested mountain in northwestern Sicily, for four week 
University of North Georgia (UNG) student Alaina Bailey takes a water sample at Buford dam as part of the UNG water lab program.
UNG students monitor water quality, devise solutions

Three University of North Georgia (UNG) programs are joining forces to solve the two-fold problem of soil erosion and polluted waterways. 
The weather stations installed at UNG will provide important data for environmental science, geography and geographic information systems classes.
Several weather stations installed at UNG

The University of North Georgia's (UNG) Lewis F. Rogers Institute for Environmental & Spatial Analysis (IESA) purchased five weather station systems for classroom instruction and data mining use.  
Tony Nations (right) talks to fellow students about research conducted by himself, Axel Jones, Nou Moua, and Molly Rowe during the 22nd Annual Research Conference.
Hundreds participate in UNG's Annual Research Conference

Why does research matter? This was the topic of the keynote speaker and the driving force behind UNG's 22nd Annual Research Conference. 
Sonia Alcantar graduated from UNG in December 2016 and began an internship at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the spring.
UNG alumni selected for internships with Department of Energy

Recent University of North Georgia (UNG) graduates Katie McCullough, Kimberly Wright and Sonia Alcantar were awarded internships with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to study at the Los Alamos Nat 
UNG opens first MakerBot Innovation Center in Georgia
January 25, 2017
Research underway for faculty and student FUSE projects
January 18, 2017
Presidential awards fund faculty and staff research and projects
January 13, 2017
Research to take faculty and students to Africa
January 11, 2017
UNG students preserve Appalachian culture through art
November 30, 2016
Students help discover, preserve region's history
November 30, 2016
Research identifying genes that impact embryo development
November 21, 2016
Community sees innovation underway at PT Open House
November 21, 2016
UNG faculty present research at symposium
November 16, 2016
GIS team selected to aid state forestry commission
November 7, 2016
Students excel at Georgia research conference
November 7, 2016
Jordan uses presidential award to bolster alternative schooling
October 12, 2016
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