Contact the Nursing Department

Email	nursing@ung.edu
Department Phone	678-696-2631
Admissions Phone	706-867-3012
Location	Health & Natural Science Building, 4th Floor, 159 Sunset Drive, Dahlonega, GA 30597
Mailing Address	University of North Georgia HNS - Nursing 82 College Circle Dahlonega, GA 30597

Office Hours

Academic Year
(mid-August through April)
Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Summer Hours
Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday, 8 a.m. - Noon

Department Heads

Heather Harris, DNP, APRN, NP-CProfile page

Department Head

Health and Natural Sciences, 456, Dahlonega

Program and Track Coordinators

Becky Murck, DNP, APRN, FNP-CProfile page

Assistant Professor - Undergraduate Coordinator

Health Sciences, 246, Gainesville

Rebekah Mildenhall, DNP, RNProfile page

Senior Lecturer, BSN Coordinator

Health and Natural Sciences, 415, Dahlonega

Administrative Staff

Elaina AdamsProfile page

Credentialing & Data Management Specialist

Health and Natural Sciences, 451, Dahlonega

Sarah LowryProfile page

Administrative Assistant IV

Health Sciences, 242, Gainesville

Madison Riddle

Madison RiddleProfile page

Accelerated BSN Track Specialist

Audrey RoseProfile page

Simulation Technologist

Health Sciences, 256, Gainesville

A'prill SpencerProfile page

Graduate Programs Specialist

Lynn WoodProfile page

Program Admissions Specialist

Health and Natural Sciences, 418, Dahlonega

Faculty

Suzanne Applegate, RN, MSN, CHSEProfile page

Senior Lecturer/Simulation Coordinator

Health Sciences, 254, Gainesville

Lilian Bacian, DNP, MBA, RNProfile page

Assistant Professor

Health Sciences, 255, Gainesville

Natosha BlackshireProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 267, Gainesville

Elizabeth Boatright, RN, MSN, CNEProfile page

Assistant Professor, Nursing

Health Sciences, 259, Gainesville

Kimberly Burns, MSN, APRN, NP-C Profile page

Assistant Professor

Health and Natural Sciences, 420, Dahlonega

Hannah Cilli, M.S. NE, RNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 260, Gainesville

Rebecca Coleman, DNP, RNC-OB, C-EFMProfile page

Associate Professor

Health and Natural Sciences, 419, Dahlonega

Loretta Delargy, RN, MSN, CNEProfile page

Assistant Professor, Nursing

Health Sciences, 266, Gainesville

Christina Ekstrom, DNP, APRN, FNP-CProfile page

Assistant Professor

Health Sciences, 269, Gainesville

Chris Erickson, MSN-NE, RN, CNEcl, NPD-BCProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 268, Gainesville

Amy Ewing, MSN-NE, RN, CCRNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 258, Gainesville

Anne Hall, MSN, RN, CPNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 250, Gainesville

Deidre Harp, Ph.D., RNProfile page

Assistant Professor

Health Sciences, 265, Gainesville

Michaela Hill, MSN-Ed, RN, CNEclProfile page

Simulation Specialist and Lecturer

Health Sciences, 247, Gainesville

Sharon Jones

Sharon Jones, DNP, MSN, RN, CNE®clProfile page

Assistant Professor

Health Sciences, 248, Gainesville

Milka Kujaca Andjelkovic, MS, NE, BSN, CNORProfile page

Senior Lecturer

Health Sciences, 251, Gainesville

Susan Little, MSN, RN CN-BNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 248, Gainesville

Nicole Long, MSN, BSN, RNC-MNNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 257, Gainesville

April Mangum, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, AGACNP-BC, CCRNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 264, Gainesville

Lisa Ousley, DNP, RN,FNP-CProfile page

Associate Professor

Health and Natural Sciences, 457, Dahlonega

Tamara RutledgeProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 255, Gainesville

Barbora Snuggs, DNP, APRN, CNM, CNEclProfile page

Associate Professor

Health and Natural Sciences, 447, Dahlonega

Laura Stevens, M.S., RN, OCNProfile page

Senior Lecturer

Health and Natural Sciences, 416, Dahlonega

Julia Tokarz, MSN, RN, CRRNProfile page

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 262, Gainesville

Cynthia Wagner, RN, MSNProfile page

Lecturer

Health and Natural Sciences, 426, Dahlonega

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