Research and Engagement
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Brian MannWhen Dr. D. Brian Mann arrived at the University of North Georgia (UNG) in 1999, he was hired as an assistant professor of French.
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Jessica NixJessica Nix, a biology major at UNG, feeds her passion for discovery through research. These efforts started with her work alongside former faculty member Dr. Shannon Kispert on bladder cancer researc
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Christian Bello EscobarGrowing up, Christian Bello Escobar watched his parents, who immigrated to the United States from Mexico for a better life, work two jobs each to provide for their family.
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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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Rosaria MeekRosaria Meek, who teaches elementary Spanish, travels a lot to develop her language skills.
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Maryna MurdockA native of Ukraine, Maryna Murdock first taught elementary English, then moved into the banking industry. Now, she wants to share her finance knowledge with her students.
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Fresh vegetables from UNG's garden feed Lumpkin County studentsFresh radishes, tomatoes, onions, and an assortment of herbs were a few items the University of North Georgia (UNG) supplied the school system this summer and into the fall. The vegetables and herbs w
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Research Pitch Competition launches inaugural event in OctoberUNG students conducting research projects may compete in the inaugural Research Pitch Competition, which offers undergraduate and graduate students the chance to present a 3-minute pitch of their acad
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Sixteen UNG students earn Gilman scholarshipsSixteen UNG students recently earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which is a grant program that enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad and gain skil
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Nighthawk Community Connector grows its network and impacts studentsDr. Sarah Young, assistant professor of political science, launched the Nighthawk Community Connector, an online portal that unites community organizations with the skills and knowledge of UNG student
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Biology professor and alumna inventory species at Flat Rock ParkDr. Tom Diggs, associate professor of plant biology at the University of North Georgia, collaborated with Dan Spaulding, senior curator at the Anniston Museum of Natural History, and UNG alumna Katie