Crossfire debates remain popular event on Dahlonega campus
Every week during the fall and spring semesters, members of the UNG community including students and faculty and staff members meet to discuss pressing political issues during the weekly Crossfire…
POLS 1101 students visit historic site in Gainesville
On July 17, 12 of Dr. Douglas Young's “American Government” students and five of their relatives and friends made a field trip to perhaps the most historic place in all…
Dr. Dlynn Armstrong-Williams leads NAFSA activities
Dr. Dlynn Armstrong-Williams, head of the Department of Political Science and International Affairs, was a member of the planning team for the 2015 Symposium on Leadership, sponsored by NAFSA: Association…
Dr. Viman-Miller presents in Romania
Dr. Raluca Viman‑Miller presented a paper, “Migration between inclusion and exclusion: Second generation immigrants and the problem of social integration,” at a conference organized by the Jean Monnet Programme of…
PSIA Department mourns the loss of Erin Niccole Jones
Erin Niccole Jones, a 2009 graduate of the University of North Georgia, died on Wednesday, July 8, 2015. Erin earned a bachelor of science degree in political science from UNG…
Welcome to Drs. Chris Kroh and Stephen Northam
Dr. Chris Kroh, who has a specialty in European government, will assist on the Dahlonega and Cumming campuses this fall, teaching a variety of courses for us including “Global Issues”…
Political Science Gains a Foothold at UNG-Blue Ridge
Welcome to Dr. Nathan Price When the University of North Georgia (UNG) begins to offer courses at its new Blue Ridge location, one of the first courses to be offered…
AN AMERICAN VISITS CHINA
By Douglas Young, Professor of Political Science and History UNG—Gainesville Ed. note: In addition to Dr. Young’s service as an instructor, he is also the advisor for the Politically Incorrect…
LIBRARY BOOKS: A TRADITION WORTH SAVING
THE USE OF LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE COMPOSITION OF TERM PAPERS By Barry D. Friedman, Professor of Political Science UNG – Dahlonega It is possible, I suppose, that modern university…
PSIA STUDENTS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS ARE RECOGNIZED
The department’s faculty is proud of all of our students. Of course, some of them distinguish themselves through some form of extra accomplishment, such as earning high grades that result…