Fraternity and Sorority Life at the University of North Georgia (UNG) is located at the Dahlonega Campus, but any UNG student who meets the below criteria may seek membership.
To be eligible to seek membership in a Greek organization at UNG, a student must meet the following criteria:
2.5 minimum GPA (some chapters do expect higher as designated by their Inter/national policies)
12 credit hours (dual enrollment courses do not count)
Full-time student status in a baccalaureate or associate degree program.
Go to UNG Connect and go to the group page of the organization you would like to contact. Meeting times and locations can be found on the “About” page for each group.
You can speak with representatives of student groups at Nighthawks Fest which is the UNG student involvement fair on each campus. Nighthawks Fest is held at the beginning of each new semester. Look on the UNG Connect calendar to find your campus’s specific Nighthawks Fest.
Utilize UNG Connect to find out more about each club.
Deciding what groups to be involved in are based on your personal preferences, values, and interests. You can start by asking yourself what do you enjoy or what do you want to learn more about?
Click on “Organizations” in the horizontal menu bar near the top of the page.
In the search bar type in Blue Ridge, Cumming, Dahlonega, Gainesville, or Oconee.
You can also tell where a club or event is located by the campus designation code found at the end of the club or event name. (BLR=Blue Ridge, CMG=Cumming, DAH=Dahlonega, GVL=Gainesville, OCN=Oconee)
Attend a UNG sponsored event. UNG offers leadership conferences and trainings, lectures on various subjects, music and theater performances, art exhibitions, fairs, concerts, and more! Search the UNG Connect calendar for a list of events.
Find an undergraduate research opportunity. Speak with your professors for more information or contact CURCA.
UNG Connect is an online student engagement platform that hosts information about clubs, organizations, offices, and events at the University of North Georgia.
It provides an easy way to connect with clubs and events that interest you. It is also utilized by clubs to store official club documents, create forms and maintain official club rosters.
Meet with the Sport Club Administrator on your campus to discuss student interest in the club and review requirements of the club – including facility equipment needs, operational needs, outlet for completion, instructional needs and feasibility at University of North Georgia.
Sport Clubs must have a National Governing Body. Clubs must be a member of their club’s respective affiliation, governing body, conference, or league.
Clubs who are not members of their respective affiliation, governing body, conference, or league will not be eligible to participate in any type of competition. This includes any scrimmage, tournament, game, or event where the club is competing against another university or club team.
Participants must complete any insurance, physical fitness, equipment or competency requirements as mandated by respective affiliations, governing body, conferences, or leagues.
Clubs are to abide by safety standards, precautions and guidelines required by respective leagues, affiliations, governing bodies, conferences, etc. for practices and contests.
At least 1 member of each club, (minimum of one officer) MUST be CPR/AED/First Aid certified.
At least one of the certified members of a team need to be present at all practices, games and tournaments. Individuals that are certified need to have a copy of their certification card on file in the Office of Student Involvement.
It is highly recommended that coaches be CPR/AED/First Aid certified.
Each individual is encouraged to carry their own personal health insurance. The University of North Georgia does not provide any insurance for individuals or groups.
