Research and Engagement
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William PallozziUNG helped me prepare for my career in law enforcement by making me the leader I am today.
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Veronica WalkerWalker finds herself involved in collaborations she never thought would be related to work and has participated in volunteer activities alongside Oconee Campus students, faculty, staff, and upper leve
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Micaiah KimbleMicaiah Kimble wanted a fun college experience like most high school graduates but not a "traditional" one. When her high school counselor suggested becoming a member of the Corps of Cadets at the Uni
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Sarah FormicaSarah Formica, an associate professor of physics, has received multiple awards for her contributions to her field, including the Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair.
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Cyndy Solis-CruzCyndy Solis changed her plans as to where she would attend college, from Georgia Tech to the University of North Georgia (UNG); her major, from engineering to chemistry; volunteering changed her life.
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Brittany HoltzclawAfter spending two years at a small, private college in western Georgia, Brittany Holtzclaw knew she needed to attend a larger school. She transferred to the University of North Georgia (UNG).
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UNG professor’s research mentioned in Washington PostDr. Jameson Brewer had an anecdotal idea that connections rather than qualifications were dictating the honorees on Forbes magazine’s annual “30 Under 30” education lists.
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UNG faculty member shares impact of undergraduate research at symposiumDr. Anastasia Lin knows the benefits undergraduate research can have on a student. She shared them during her keynote speech at the Student Scholars Symposium at Georgia Southern University's Armstron
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Two UNG faculty members contribute to Georgia Climate Research RoadmapDr. Jamie Mitchem, professor of in the Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis at the University of North Georgia, and 40 professionals from academia, government, nonprofits, and private indu
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Oconee's Habitat for Humanity Club builds librariesIn spring 2018, the Habitat Club built three Little Free Libraries and placed them around Watkinsville, said Gary Adcox, adviser of the Habitat chapter on the Oconee Campus.
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Eastern box turtle inspires art students and faculty memberHeather Foster, limited term faculty of visual arts at University of North Georgia, and students Kati Hornick and Aida, create artwork inspired by the box turtle research conducted by Dr. Jennifer Moo