(0:37) University marks Darwin's birthday with events. There were scientific lectures as one might expect, but there was also birthday cake and an art exhibit at the University of North Georgia to mark the birthday of Charles Darwin.The global event, dubbed Darwin Day, is a tribute to the life and scientific contributions of Darwin, and a chance for people to learn about many topics that Darwin influenced.#UNGleads #UNGscience

(0:37) This year's UNG basketball homecoming was filled with exciting events, from the announcement of Northeast Georgia Health System as the official healthcare partner of UNG Athletics to the unveiling of the new fight song.

(1:09) University of North Georgia (UNG) student Mark Leggiero's original career path seemed simple. The junior pursuing dual degrees in physics and engineering envisioned working at an engineering firm after his graduation until one research opportunity changed his trajectory. To learn more, visit the UNG Newsroom to read the story:

(1:27) University of North Georgia (UNG) students and faculty across departments continue to collaborate to maintain Mount Hope Cemetery and help the City of Dahlonega promote tourism at the historical cemetery through a map and brochure, as well as use it as a learning lab. To learn more, visit the UNG Newsroom to read the story: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/01/students-and-faculty-help-preserve-mount-hope-cemetery.php #UNGleads #appalacianstudies #historicdahlonega

(1:23) A Student Health Services facility on the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Gainesville Campus, which opened Jan. 13, provides a wide array of services to students. This video will help you learn more about those services. For the $65 per semester student fee, a student can visit the Student Health Services clinic and expect no other out-of-pocket costs for the clinic's routine services throughout the semester. To learn more, visit the UNG Newsroom to read the story: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2020/01/student-health-services-opens-on-gainesville-campus.php. #StudentHealthServices #Healthcare

(1:09) Dr. David Patterson has expanded his research of ancient environments and fossil mammals in Brunswick, Georgia, thanks to a National Geographic Society Exploration grant and two UNG Presidential Incentive Awards.

(0:49) In addressing the graduates in one of the two University of North Georgia (UNG) fall 2019 commencement ceremonies, University System of Georgia Board of Regents chair-elect Sachin Shailendra encouraged graduates to engage, work hard and never quit and reminded them of the immeasurable power of education. "Your education has already changed you. It also has the power to change your community," Shailendra said. More than 800 graduates participated in the Dec. 14 ceremonies at the Convocation Center on UNG's Dahlonega Campus. To learn more, visit the UNG Newsroom to read the story: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/12/ung-commencement-speakers-highlight-power-of-education.php

(1:26) The annual University of North Georgia (UNG) Holiday Concert featured musical performances by the UNG Chorale from UNG's Gainesville Campus and the University Singers, Le Belle Voci, and the Patriot Choir from the Dahlonega Campus. Learn more about the concert on the UNG Newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/11/music-department-to-end-semester-with-holiday-concert.php.#UNGleads #UNGholidayconcert #music #choralmusic #choirs #holidaymusic #ChristmasMusic

(1:28) Happy Holidays from the University of North Georgia!

(1:22) Sponsored by UNG's Center for Global Engagement, the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Education, International Education Week is an opportunity for academic departments and student groups to provide an array of cultural events that promote global learning. To learn more, visit the UNG Newsroom to read the story: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/11/students-immersed-in-foreign-cultures-during-international-education-week.php.

(3:38:04) Thursday, November 1416:56 - Administrative Remarks - Keith Antonia, UNG Associate Vice President for Military Programs18:47 - Opening Remarks - Dr. Billy Wells, UNG Senior Vice President for Leadership & Global Engagement and Executive Director of the Institute for Leadership and Strategic Studies Opening Remarks21:37 - Intro and Speaker: Major General Charles (Charlie) Dunlap, Jr., USAF (Ret.), Duke University Executive Director, Center on Law, Ethics and National Security-Break -1:32:50 - Intro and Speaker: Emerson T. Brooking is a Resident Fellow at the Digital Forensic Research Lab of the Atlantic Council and coauthor of LikeWar: The Weaponization of Social Media-Break -2:36:25 - Panel Discussion Theme: Ethical Implications of AI on the Future BattlefieldEnd of Symposium

(1:00) The event raised nearly $14,000 for scholarships for students from Oconee County attending any of UNG's five campuses. The $1,000 scholarships may be used for tuition, books, lab fees, study abroad, or other scholarly opportunities. The funds raised at this year's festival will be available for students in spring 2020; students can apply for the scholarships through UNG's Financial Aid Office. Scholarships are renewable for a second year. To learn more, read the complete story on the UNG Newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/10/oconeefest-raises-almost-14k.php.#UNGleads #UNGoconee #Oconeefest

(1:09) Using the University of North Georgia's (UNG) eye tracker, Dr. John Dewey and a trio of seniors pursuing psychology degrees are searching for the answer to a question: How much information can you gain from a person's gaze?For example, if someone is looking at one element on a computer screen for a long time, is it because the person is processing the information better or is confused? Or if a person quickly looks away, is it because the person is bored or has learned the information quickly?#UNGleads #Universityofnorthgeorgia

(1:18) The University of North Georgia's (UNG) Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation will hold the innovateUNG 2020 student startup contest on Feb. 25. Registration opens Nov. 16 for students who would like to compete.The winner will advance to the second annual Georgia InVenture Prize student startup contest set for April 1-2, 2020, in Atlanta. UNG's team of Caleb Hearn and Sam Herrera finished in the top five of 19 teams at the inaugural state event April 3-4, 2019. Read the full story online in the UNG Newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/10/second-annual-innovateung-student-startup-contest-will-send-winner-to-state-event.php.#UNGleads #innovateUNG2020 #universityofnorthgeorgia

(1:33) Georgia was on the mind of several filmmakers who presented their short and feature-length movies at the 2019 Georgia Film Festival in September at the University of North Georgia (UNG). Hosted by the Department of Communication, Media and Journalism, the festival gave UNG students an opportunity to show off their own work and network with film industry professionals.

(1:03) Students, business professionals and industry experts were enlightened with these nuggets of knowledge about economic development and its impact in north Georgia during the 2019 Regional Education and Economic Development (REED) Summit on Sept. 10 at UNG's Dahlonega Campus. Titled "North Georgia Means Business," the unique one-day event focused on logistics and supply chain management, cybersecurity, financial technology (FinTech), and how emerging technologies drive business in today's global marketplace. Listening to these experts during panel discussions and breakout sessions were high school students, chief financial officers and business owners. To read the full story, visit https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/09/reed-summit-connects-students-with-business-leaders.php.

(0:59) Retired Army Col. Joseph Matthews experienced a sense of nostalgia as he provided encouragement and direction to incoming freshmen cadets as part of the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Freshman Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week held Aug. 11-17.To learn more read the full story on theUNG news site: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/08/frog-week-brings-back-memories-for-new-commandant.php#UNGleads #GoArmy

(0:57) A new covering of gold leaf was applied as part of a regilding and restoration project on the steeple this summer. The process included stripping off the old gold, priming the copper and installing adhesive material for the gold leaf.To more read the full story on the UNG newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/08/new-gold-adds-shine-to-price-memorial-hall.php

(1:36) Nearly 300 students walked in the summer 2019 commencement ceremony in the Convocation Center on UNG's Dahlonega Campus. More than 450 degrees were conferred on undergraduates and graduate students. Separate commissioning ceremonies were held Aug. 2 for about 20 members of the Corps of Cadets entering the armed forces as second lieutenants.To learn more read the entire story on the UNG newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/08/nearly-300-participate-in-summer-commencement-ceremonies.php

(1:49) Through a Presidential Incentive Award Dr. Katayoun Mobasher, professor of geology in the Lewis F. Rogers Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis at the University of North Georgia (UNG) and Dr. Jerry Allison, professor of chemistry in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UNG, were awarded a summer grant to investigate the geology of Elachee Nature Science Center using geochemical and petrographic analyses of rock outcrops.To learn more read the entire story on the UNG newsroom: https://ung.edu/news/articles/2019/07/faculty,-student,-alumna-study-rock-outcrops-at-elachee.php