(32:44) 2022 - 2023 State of the University from President Jacobs.

(1:40) Peer writing consultants talk about the UNG Writing Center and how tutoring fosters writing success.

(0:49) Visit ung.edu/150 to learn more about UNG's sesquicentennial celebration events and to explore our digital exhibits!

(1:40) As a Blue Ridge Scholar, Emma Mitchell has learned valuable leadership skills in her time at UNG Blue Ridge. She plans to utilize these skills and the relationships she has made in the Scholars program to open her own business is the community after graduation.

(2:12) An overview of the innovative and relevant Tier 1 and Tier 2 programs provided by the University of North Georgia College of Education. Visit go.ung.edu/edleadership to learn more!

(1:46) Jim Ramirez-Ruiz, who is pursuing a degree in middle grades education with concentrations in mathematics and social studies, is part of the Aspiring Teachers Program (ATP). Much of his motivation for teaching came from how his first- and second-grade teacher's care and concern for him made Ramirez-Ruiz feel good about himself. Seeking to emulate that approach, he understands his role is not so much about classroom management as it is about forming bonds.

(1:31) Are you interested in how laws are made and the structures of governments across the world? How public policy is formulated, and the impact of policy on the social and economic status of the populace? Consider getting a political science degree. The Department of Political Science & International Affairs was an early adopter of online programs. Our experience in the area of distance education will assist us in continuing to extend our programs to online students. Learn more on the website: https://ung.edu/political-science-international-affairs/degrees-programs/bs-in-political-science.php.

(2:57) Get a glimpse of the amazing contributions that our women provide in the Corps of Cadets at UNG.

(1:01) The Accelerated (or Second Degree) Bachelor of Science in Nursing Track is designed for students who have already earned a bachelor's or mater's degree in an area other than nursing who want to become a registered nurse.

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(1:01) UNG is designated as a National Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency and is one of six federally designated senior military colleges in the nation. The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) with a major in cybersecurity prepares the next generation of cybersecurity professionals to protect and defend industry, government and military data and networks.

(2:39) Located in the town of Blue Ridge, Georgia, UNG is making its mark as the go to education destination for students wishing to stay close to home but still receive a quality education.

(1:19) Noemi Nolasco has gained extensive leadership experience at the University of North Georgia (UNG). Noemi serves as president of the Latin American Student Organization (LASO), is a resident assistant (RA) and has worked as an orientation leader. Each role has helped her grow in her approach to leading others.

(3:25) UNG GEN 1 is designed to connect first-generation students with successful first-generation faculty and staff members through formal mentoring opportunities.

(1:26) Jasmine Valentine is pursuing a degree in cybersecurity at UNG and expects to graduate in May 2023. A member of UNG's Corps of Cadets, she aims to commission into the Army as a cyber warfare officer.

(2:37) UNG's new Blue Ridge Campus is the embodiment of growth from 18 students when the campus opened in 2015 to the 225 students that it supports now. The Blue Ridge Campus has opened so many doors and opportunities for our students. The expanded space means UNG can now offer more courses, allowing students to spend more semesters in Blue Ridge before transferring to Dahlonega or Gainesville to complete their degrees.

(2:07:51) College of Education, College of Health Sciences & Professions, College of Science & Mathematics, IESA, and University College

(1:53:06) Mike Cottrell College of Business

(2:01:46) College of Arts & Letters

(0:45) The two books in the UNG legacy series feature families and their experiences on the Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses. To read all about a treasure hunt for gold and a search for the best day ever, consider wrapping up these books as gifts for the holidays.