Steven Bagley

Online Student Success Advisor

Oakwood Building, 127, Gainesville

Area(s) of Expertise: General Studies AA/AS Pathway (through completion), Interdisciplinary Studies AS Pathway (through completion), Political Science (up to 45 earned hours), English Pathway (through completion), Health Informatics and Administration (up to 45 earned hours), Communication (up to 45 earned hours), Elementary and Special Education (up to 45 earned hours), Human Services Delivery and Administration (up to 45 earned hours), and post-bacc degree-seeking majors with home campus of UNG Online, eCampus (eCore/eMajor) Liaison

Overview

Steven advises AA General Studies and Political Science (under 45 earned hours) majors with home campus Online Only. Steven is passionate about encouraging and motivating students to complete their educational goals and finding the best way to assist students along their college journey.

When Steven is not advising, he enjoys time with family and friends, staying physically fit, traveling, watching college football, and playing video games.

Education

MBA, University of North Georgia
B.A., History, University of North Georgia

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