University System News: Gainesville Times How UNG students spread Christmas cheer for foster families Kelsey Richardson Eight foster families in Hall County received a Christmas party Friday, Dec. 14, thanks to the efforts of the University of North Georgia’s Community Awareness Group. Gwinnett Daily Post 27th annual Cops and Kids Christmas shopping event […]
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USG eclips for December 21, 2018
University System News: Coastal Courier President Nickel hosts college leaders Georgia Southern University President Shelley Nickel recently hosted presidents and leaders of colleges and universities in South Georgia. The regional education summit focused on how the institutions can collaborate to meet the educational needs of our region to enhance the lives and livelihoods of […]
USG eclips for December 20, 2018
University System News: Atlanta Business Chronicle Kennesaw State elevated to ‘R2 doctoral university’ By Eric Mandel – Digital Producer , Atlanta Business Chronicle Kennesaw State University received a boost in its latest report card. The Georgia school has been elevated to an “R2” designated institution – doctoral university with high research activity – in […]
USG eclips for March 21, 2017
University System News: www.fox5atlanta.com Audit raises questions about Atlanta Metro’s finances http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/242771722-story By: Portia Bruner ATLANTA – Warren Green the Fourth plans to earn a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Atlanta Metropolitan State College in December. The 25-year-old Decatur student said the tuition and smaller class sizes made all the difference on his […]
USG eclips for March 22, 2017
University System News: www.ajc.com Georgia leaders reach final deal on budget with teacher pay hike http://www.ajc.com/news/state–regional-govt–politics/georgia-leaders-reach-final-deal-budget-with-teacher-pay-hike/OJfu6ANue4f42sbj16vnOO/ James Salzer The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia House and Senate leaders reached a final agreement on a budget for the upcoming year that includes pay raises for 200,000 teachers and state employees and clears the way for the end of […]
RSVP for April 26th groundbreaking of new academic building
The groundbreaking ceremony for the new academic building at the Cartersville Site will be held on Wednesday, April 26th at 11am. GHC employees who plan to attend should RSVP by Friday, April 21st through the online form at groundbreaking.highlands.edu If you have questions, please contact Sheila Jones, Senior Director of Marketing and Communications at shjones@highlands.edu or 706-295-6366.
USG eclips for March 13, 2017
University System News: www.onlineathens.com UNG Foundation awards $1.7 million in scholarships http://onlineathens.com/features/gratitude/2017-03-12/ung-foundation-awards-17-million-scholarships By Staff Reports The University of North Georgia Foundation awarded more than $1.7 million in student scholarships during the 2016 fiscal year, a total celebrated at the university’s fifth annual Scholarship Gala, held March 3 in Gainesville. The university operates five campuses, including […]
Groundbreaking for New Academic Building – April 26th
The groundbreaking ceremony for the new academic building at the Cartersville Site will be held on Wednesday, April 26th at 11am. GHC employees who plan to attend should RSVP by Friday, April 21st at groundbreaking.highlands.edu If you have questions, please contact Sheila Jones, Senior Director of Marketing and Communications at shjones@highlands.edu or 706-295-6366.
USG eclips for March 10, 2017
University System News: www.times-herald.com UWG programs thriving under one banner http://times-herald.com/news/2017/03/uwg-programs-thriving-under-one-banner By REBECCA LEFTWICH| Move on When Ready has not only streamlined the dual enrollment process for high school students – it also has been a shot in the arm for other programs aimed at getting students into college and helping them earn degrees. Since […]
USG eclips for March 9, 2017
University System News: www.macon.com The governor may be the only adult in the room http://www.macon.com/opinion/editorials/article137227498.html It was May 3, 2016 when Gov. Nathan Deal pulled out his veto pen and struck a note for common sense by using his power to stop House Bill 859, better known as the campus carry legislation, from becoming law. […]