Digest - North Georgia College & State University newsletter
      Dec. 16, 2009                       A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University
Engaging bodies
and minds through hippotherapy

For several years, Dr. Terrie Millard, assistant professor in North Georgia's physical therapy department, has led an unusual program that relies strongly on some equine friends, and has resulted in a well-rounded treatment program.

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White Christmas supports Community Helping Place

City thanks Campus Police

Campus offices to close for holidays

North Georgia uses social networks to connect with alumni, students

MBA Program launches new lecture series

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Doctorate degrees approved for
North Georgia


North Georgia College & State University has received approval to offer doctorate degrees, in addition to the more than 50 bachelor's and master's degree programs already available at the school. In October, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved North Georgia's plans to offer a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, but the new degree level also required accreditation approval and a classification change by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Commission on Colleges. 

Books selected for university's Common Reader Program

First-year students at North Georgia are in for some excellent reading with the next three years' common readers, which have been selected recently. "The Library Committee hopes to build on the success and experience of the 2009-2010 common reader, Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits by Laila Lalami," said Shawn Tonner, director of library services. This year's common reader supported North Georgia's efforts to provide students with a global learning perspective through a book that introduces them to a part of the world that is likely unfamiliar, yet has a significant impact.

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