(1:03) "FROG Week may look a little different this year because we're following the COVID-19 guidelines to keep every cadet healthy and safe," said retired Col. Joseph Matthews, commandant of cadets at UNG. "What has not changed is that we're still training the next generation of Army leaders." Structure has always been part of Freshman Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week at the University of North Georgia (UNG). It has only increased this year with social distancing, masks and other health and safety protocols implemented as the Corps of Cadets welcomed about 180 freshmen to campus for the Aug. 6-15 training event. Read more in the story: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/08/frog-week-looks-different,-but-training-leaders-remains-the-mission.php. #UNGleads #NighthawksTogether #Goarmy

(2:30) As UNG prepares to bring students back to campus for the full higher education experience for fall 2020, the university plans to prioritize the health and safety of its students, faculty and staff. While the look of the classrooms, programs and services may change, faculty and staff are committed to student success as well as their health and safety. To accomplish this, UNG students, faculty and staff should follow these tips to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. We're all in this together. ung.edu/together #NighthawksTogether

(2:20) Students, faculty, staff, and visitors are strongly encouraged to follow the best practices recommended by state public health officials and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This video shows what you can do to protect yourself and keep the UNG community safe too. For more information and updates, see the Nighthawks Together website: https://ung.edu/together/. #NighthawksTogether

(2:13) As we prepare to bring our students back to our campuses to engage in the full higher education experience for fall 2020, UNG plans to prioritize the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff. The look of our classrooms, programs and services may change, and this video shows some of the changes you can expect on campus. For more information and updates, see the Nighthawks Together website: https://ung.edu/together/. #NighthawksTogether

(2:45) As we return to campus this fall, UNG has put into place many health and safety measures to protect our community. The entire Nighthawk community has a critical role to play in our safe return to campus. We will be successful this academic year because we will do it as #NighthawksTogether. For more about UNG's Fall 2020 Return Plan, visit the website: https://ung.edu/together/.

(2:04) For the fall 2020 semester, more classes will be available online or a hybrid of both face-to-face and online. For those students new to this format, UNG has some tips. For more information about how instruction will be different for the fall 2020 semester, read the full story at https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/08/instruction-offered-in-various-forms-this-fall.php. #NighthawksTogether

(2:13) Did you know UNG has an honor code that all students are expected to follow? The honor code, "On my honor, I will not lie, cheat, steal, plagiarize, evade the truth or tolerate those who do," reflects the University of North Georgia's commitment to academic integrity. For more information, contact the Office of Student Integrity at https://ung.edu/student-integrity/.

(0:35) Did you know UNG has an honor code that all students are expected to follow? The honor code, "On my honor, I will not lie, cheat, steal, plagiarize, evade the truth or tolerate those who do," reflects the University of North Georgia's commitment to academic integrity. For more information, contact the Office of Student Integrity at https://ung.edu/student-integrity/.

(1:14) UNG is taking a number of steps to promote health and safety on campus. Classrooms are being reorganized to allow for social distancing. Our facilities staff has been working to prepare a safe environment for students, faculty and staff this fall semester. UNG will continue to focus on serving the best interests of our university community to ensure its continued health and safety. #UNGtogether #UNGleads

(1:00) On May 22, the domes for the North Georgia Astronomical Observatory at the University of North Georgia were installed, which indicated construction is near an end. The observatory is set to be complete in late July 2020. Read the full story online at https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/06/domes-installed-at-ungs-new-observatory.php.

(1:44) Blue Ridge Scholars are full-time freshmen on the University of North Georgia's Blue Ridge Campus who receive extra academic support in the first year and participate in service-learning activities. As a cohort, they have a lower teacher-to-student ratio to help ease the transition from high school to college.

(1:10) Nine years ago, Dr. Ashlee McCaskill acquired a titan arum for the greenhouse on University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus. The commonly called corpse flower takes seven to 10 years to bloom for the first time. UNG's flower named Carol bloomed for the first time May 7, 2020. Read more about Carol on the UNG Newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/05/rare-corpse-flower-blooms-at-ung-this-week.php.

(1:55) Nervous about online construction? UNG's got you covered! Check out these five tips for being successful in online instruction. And for more, visit the website ung.edu/remote-life.

(2:01) If you're taking classes this summer, Michelle Eaton, Director of Enrollment Management for Student Success, reminds students that all the resources you need are still available in UNG's virtual environment. Because Student Affairs Cares. Learn more or find additional resources at https://ung.edu/remote-life/. #UNGremotelife #UNGtogether

(2:21) For University System of Georgia institutions like the University of North Georgia, there is no higher priority than the health and safety of students, faculty and staff. We ask everyone to do their part to keep safe from COVID-19. #InThisTogether #UNGtogether

(1:47) For student leaders, it may seem tough to know how to guide your organization through this challenging time. But the Office of Student Leadership has tips for how you can hone your skills to be a great leader. Because Student Affairs Cares. Learn more or find additional resources at https://ung.edu/remote-life/. #UNGremotelife #UNGtogether

(1:33) Greg Williams, who helps oversee UNG's emergency planning and preparedness, says we all have responsibility to follow guidelines aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19. He also talks about UNG's COVID-19 response and planning. Because Student Affairs Cares. Learn more or find additional resources at https://ung.edu/remote-life/. #UNGremotelife #UNGtogether

(1:59) President Bonita Jacobs of the University of North Georgia, along with UNG’s Provost and Deans, share a congratulatory message to the UNG Spring 2020 graduates to honor their important achievement.

(2:04) They may be working from home, but all academic advisors still are available to meet with you. Even if you don't have the technology to meet virtually, you can connect by phone. Because Student Affairs Cares. Learn more or find additional resources at https://ung.edu/remote-life/. #UNGremotelife #UNGtogether

(1:09) Multicultural Student Affairs suggests that while you're off-campus and perhaps stuck at home, it's a good time to grow as an individual by increasing your cultural awareness through a variety of activities. Because Student Affairs Cares. Learn more or find additional resources at https://ung.edu/remote-life/. #UNGremotelife #UNGtogether