Research and Engagement
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Addison AlbershardtThe cadet first lieutenant is a professional cyclist who is in training while finishing her degree in kinesiology at the University of North Georgia.
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Aneta GalazkaAneta Galazka is a nontraditional student in every sense of the word. She came to the U.S. from Poland in search of the American Dream, and found it—years later—at the University of North Georgia (UNG
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Bryan DawsonDawson hopes to guide students in learning how to refine and integrate multiple sources of information into cohesive thoughts – ones that they can apply to their daily lives.
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John ThompsonAs a young man, retired Col. John Thompson agreed to attend the University of North Georgia for at least two years, with the thought of transferring to a larger school. But he became immersed in the U
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Amanda WardAmanda Ward has a passion for history and her activities at the University of North Georgia (UNG) proved it. The UNG graduate from Watkinsville, Georgia, helped found the UNG History Club on the Gaine
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Margaret WilliamsonSociology professor Margaret Williamson is an active member of UNG committees and organizes numerous projects.
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Visiting scholar from China offers students cultural diversityYanming Yu is an associate professor in English from Zhejiang Normal University (ZJNU) in Jinhua, China. She came to the University of North Georgia (UNG) in January for a year to teach grammar and co
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FUSE grants allow faculty and students to engage in summer research projectsTen projects by 14 faculty and staff at the University of North Georgia (UNG), ranging in areas from American literature and art to geospatial technology and anthropology, are recipients for this year
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Environmental project leads to Tree Campus honor for UNGWhat started out as a project for Dr. Allison Bailey's environmental communications class on the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Gainesville Campus evolved into a joint effort by students to ident
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Students cut trails at Foxfire during spring breakEleven students from the University of North Georgia's Cumming, Dahlonega, Gainesville, and Oconee campuses plus a couple of UNG staff members participated in the Alternative Service Break at Foxfire.
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Annual conference showcases student research projectsThe University of North Georgia (UNG) will host the 23rd Annual Research Conference (ARC) from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday, March 23, in the Martha T. Nesbitt building on the Gainesville Campus. ARC is pr