Research and Engagement
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Maxwell BentleyMaxwell Bentley enrolled at the University of North Georgia (UNG) in Fall 2013 with his mind set on majoring in computer science.
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Benjamin SchoeningTo say music flows through Dr. Benjamin Schoening's blood would be an understatement.
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Ash MadyAsh Mady, head of the computer science and information systems department in the Mike Cottrell College of Business at the University of North Georgia (UNG), has strong opinions about the importance of
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Elisa CarlsonElisa Carlson uses her expertise as a voice coach to help actors find their voice.
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Hannah PeevyEven while pursuing a double major in nursing and business administration, Hannah Peevy still manages to be a standout student-athlete.
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Amanda NashThe experience of working in a reference library motivated Nash to pursue library science as a career. It's a perfect fit, as she loves learning new things.
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Biology and IESA faculty members create a snake appJessica Patterson, lecturer of biology, collaborated with Dr. Allison Bailey, associate professor of geography and environmental studies in the Lewis F. Rogers Institute for Environmental and Spatial
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UNG has first Goldwater Scholar and two students earn Boren scholarshipsOn the last day of classes of the spring 2019 semester at the University of North Georgia (UNG), Haley Shea Barfield cried tears of joy after reading an email. She won the Barry Goldwater Scholarship,
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Chemistry and biology students earn summer research experiencesFrom inorganic chemistry and nanomaterials to fungi, five University of North Georgia (UNG) students will conduct research in their chosen fields at colleges and universities across the nation this su
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Program to recruit minority teachers expands to GainesvilleIn 2017, seven UNG students signed up for a new program in the College of Education and would become teachers in Hall County Schools. Nearly two years later, the RISE program is considered a success.
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Senior John Blessing named UNG’s first Truman ScholarUniversity of North Georgia (UNG) senior John Blessing received a life-changing birthday present this year. Less than a week before turning 23 years old, Blessing learned from UNG President Bonita Ja