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April 22, 2009
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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North Georgia promotes language education programs In the short span of a few days, North Georgia hosted two events to support and promote education programs in modern languages.
New VP named for institutional advancement Alumni Association honors alumni, faculty and students Cadets participate in national military leadership conference Gen. William J. Livsey Field dedication
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Service-learning experiences prominent at leadership conference
Growth in online courses increases university access |
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North Georgia's single largest service project this academic year took place under the cover of darkness along a mile-and-a-half of wooded hillside trails in October and attracted more than 700 local residents. They came for the Night Hike education event at Yahoola Creek Park to participate in activities North Georgia's student leaders had planned for three months. The turnout was far beyond expectations, but students in the Foundations of Leadership course were prepared to offer an educational experience local families wouldn't soon forget.
As North Georgia's new master plan to increase physical capacity for enrollment growth nears completion, a goal to accommodate increased access in cyberspace is taking shape. The two parallel tracks are designed with the primary purpose of increasing access to higher education in the north Georgia region as demand within the University System of Georgia is anticipated to add another 100,000 students to the system by 2020.