Mike Cottrell College of Business fuels economic development
Support from the Cottrells has helped the college lead in the region’s economic development.
Nationally competitive scholarships open doors of opportunity
Four UNG students will travel to Thailand, Kyrgyz Republic, Indonesia, and Russia to spend 10 months as English Teaching Assistants.
East-West connections extend partnerships
Building partnerships around the world is one way UNG helps prepare students to be leaders in a global and diverse society.
Moving the needle to fill healthcare jobs
From the Regional Education and Economic Development (REED) Summit to a pair of new degrees, hosting post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (ppDPT) students from …
There’s always time to earn a degree…online
Whitney Hicks spends a Saturday afternoon playing with her son. The Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia, resident works full-time and takes online courses to earn a …
Best of Both Worlds. Growth in dual enrollment
Janet Mendoza, a current dual-enrolled student at UNG, is the clarinet section leader in the marching band at East Hall High School. …
Grand opening: New Convocation Center
Officials broke ground on UNG’s Convocation Center in June 2016 and have anxiously awaited opening the 103,000-square-foot multi-use facility on the southwest side of …
Townsend becomes four-star general
Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, a 1982 graduate of UNG, assumed command of Fort Eustis, Virginia, and U.S. Army Training Doctrine and Command (TRADOC) on …
Students span the globe to teach others and learn about new cultures
UNG graduates and students earn national scholarships to study abroad UNG students will venture to foreign countries to be English Teaching Assistants, conduct research …
What Lies Beneath?
Three UNG programs join forces to solve the two-fold problem of soil erosion and polluted waterways. North Georgia’s rivers, lakes and streams supply the …