- Programs teach language, culture to studentsUNG is holding Summer Language Institutes in Chinese, Korean and Russian, providing training in both language and culture.
- Engineering students partner on researchEight engineering students at UNG's Gainesville Campus conducted research and innovation on an unmanned ground vehicle this spring.
- Event preps students for teacher residencyUNG's College of Education held its annual Teacher Candidate Residency Program Boot Camp from June 2-6 at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
- Academy offers insight on grant processUNG's Office of Sponsored Programs held Grants Academy from June 9-11 at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
- Cadets learn basics in AI Literacy courseAlmost 240 UNG cadets took part in an AI Literacy course this spring that allowed them to learn the basics of artificial intelligence.
- UNG leads PBC in Make-A-Wish fundraisingUNG received the LeeAnn Noble Make-A-Wish Award for Most Funds Raised at the Peach Belt Conference's annual awards dinner in late May.
- Students, faculty present at psychology conferenceUNG students and faculty presented their research at the annual Southeastern Psychology Association (SEPA) conference in Atlanta in April.
- Kirk will direct Institute for Peak PerformanceRetired Col. Bryan Kirk has been named the inaugural executive director of UNG's Institute for Peak Performance.
- Norsworthy, Miles earn tennis coaching promotionsKent Norsworthy has been promoted to UNG director of tennis and will continue as women's tennis head coach, while Justin Miles is now the men's tennis head coach.
- UNG's arts strategy hits the roadUNG visited a variety of businesses and nonprofits during the June 2-4 Nighthawk Impact Tour, which focused on the strategic big bet to 'accelerate the fine arts and entertainment.'
