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Press releases for our upcoming and published titles.
The UNG Press is pleased to announce Latinx Media, a new open textbook for film studies students.
New Open Textbook ‘Latinx Media’ Explores Film and Media by and about the Latinx Community Read MoreFor immediate releaseElizabeth Odomelizabeth.odom@ung.edu The Hammerhead Chronicles explores the effects of grief, racism, homophobia, revenge, love, and loss on an oddball cast of contemporary characters …
New Comic Novel by Scott Gould Flips Southern Clichés Upside Down Read More
New book from UNG Press, Combat to College, is essential reading for veterans returning to college after military service and navigating the military-to-civilian transition.
‘Combat to College’ Guides Student Veterans Through the Military-to-Civilian Transition Read MoreFor immediate releaseElizabeth Odom706-864-1556elizabeth.odom@ung.edu Three nursing professors with a combined 75+ years in healthcare create an open access textbook for students pursuing healthcare administration. The …
New Open Textbook ‘Healthcare in the United States’ Prepares Students for Careers in Healthcare Administration Read MoreFor immediate releaseElizabeth Odom706-864-1556elizabeth.odom@ung.edu The fourth edition of The Basics of American Government marks the tenth anniversary of the no- and low-cost textbook. Revisions address …
10th Anniversary Edition of ‘The Basics of American Government’ Addresses 2020 Election and COVID-19 Read MoreThe University of North Georgia (UNG) Press is pleased to announce our latest picture book release: California ABC’s, the second publication in the Finding Milo series, written by Chris Jespersen and illustrated by Josie Toney. The book will be released January 25, 2022.
Milo Makes a Splash in ‘California ABC’s’, a New Addition to the Finding Milo Picture Book Series Read MorePress Release: Tales from the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960—1975 by Michael D. Mahler.
Tales from the Cold War Shares A Soldier’s Story in the Interzonal Border Between East and West Germany Read MoreThe University of North Georgia Press is pleased to announce our second children’s book in the UNG Legacy series: UNG Best Day Ever!: The Legacy of UNG’s Gainesville Campus, co-written by Bonita Jacobs and Richard Oates and illustrated by J’Nelle Short.
New Picture Book “UNG Best Day Ever!” Celebrates the History of the Gainesville Campus and Community Read More