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April 15, 2009
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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Greek philanthropy plays large role in student leadership Greek organizations at North Georgia came together Wednesday to show the collective effort they have made through philanthropic activities this academic year to support people in the community and around the country..
Take note... North Georgia to celebrate Earth Day North Georgia Staff Council to elect new members |
In-depth student research headlines Honors Conference
North Georgia prepares for |
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North Georgia's top students participated in an annual academic event on April 7 and 8 that showcased the university's
best offerings in the liberal arts and several of its pre-professional,
professional and graduate programs. The two-day Honors Conference was an
opportunity for the campus community to become a multi-disciplinary melting pot
of ideas where faculty, staff and students shared undergraduate research,
academic activities, student advocacy work and professional development.
Across
campus, faculty, staff and students are preparing for the university's annual
Parents-Alumni Weekend. Hundreds of parents, alumni and friends will be on
campus beginning Friday, April 17, and continuing through the final events on
Sunday, April 19. Highlights of the event-packed weekend include the annual golf
tournament, Corps of Cadets Fun Run, dedication
of North Georgia's historic drill field, Alumni Association Awards Banquet and
Military Awards Review.