Research and Engagement
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Allison GalloupIn her role as the special collections and digital initiatives librarian, Allison Galloup feels that she's bridging UNG's past with its future.
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Lana GoitiaLana Goitia did not plan to attend the University of North Georgia (UNG). The 22-year-old from Monroe, Georgia, intended to enroll at a liberal arts college in North Carolina, but she lacked the schol
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Carolynn DeSandreDeSandre believes that to truly be able to improve the health of families, it is essential to understand their beliefs about health and wellness and design treatment strategies which work within their
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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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Cayla HallEven while making good grades and enjoying the challenges of being an engineering major, Cayla Hall couldn't shake feelings of being unfulfilled and unhappy her freshman year at the University of Nort
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Brent AllisonBrent Allison researched Japanese anime to find out how he can improve both the learning of students and the teaching methods of teachers.
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Eleven students awarded early Gilman scholarshipsRenee Clement plans to experience all of the college traditions even as a nontraditional student at the University of North Georgia (UNG). Before Thanksgiving, she checked another endeavor off her lis
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Forestry commission to fund study of state's tree canopyDr. Huidae Cho, assistant professor of geospatial science and computing at the University of North Georgia (UNG), and two UNG undergraduate students are conducting the same research based on 2009 data
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Senior Tyler Holman wins history awardTyler Holman won the Award for Excellence in Student Research Using Historical Records, Undergraduate Level, from the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council (GHRAC). It was for his paper "'Drunke
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Environmental journal publishes research article from trio of facultyAfter undergraduate and faculty research concluded, a handful of University of North Georgia (UNG) faculty members and students saw their work published in a science journal.
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Biology faculty have new facility to expand natural history collectionEarlier this year, a few faculty members in UNG's biology department were elated to learn a standalone Carcass Processing Facility to perform necropsies and dissections would be built next to the Ecol