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This is the hub of student life and where you can find many of the offices you might need to visit. Inside are the Financial Aid, Registrar and Admissions Offices as well as Academic Advising, Student Life and the Office of Diversity Initiatives & Intercultural Relations. The Dean of Students Office is located in the Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Office, next to the Office of Admissions. You can stop by the bookstore to buy or rent your textbooks or in between classes for last-minute supplies. You'll also find the UNG apparel you want, like t-shirts, hoodies and more. The Student Center is a great place to meet up with friends for lunch or a game of table tennis or pool. There is plenty of space for you to hang out or work on school work in between classes. Many of our over 80 campus organizations meet on campus in this building. This building also features a Non-Traditional Student Resource Lounge, a great place to find all of the information you need. We are now heading out to the Science, Engineering & Technology Building.
Science trail
Science, Engineering & Technology
Tour stop audio transcript
Here we are at the Science, Engineering & Technology building, which hosts all of the science classes and labs, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Spatial Analysis and Engineering. The building also features a computer lab. We are going to walk over to J. Foster Watkins Building.
Academic III trail
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Goose's Nest, you will find pick-up games of Frisbee, quidditch, football, sand volleyball and more. There is a pavilion with picnic tables, a great place to eat lunch and enjoy the beautiful Georgia weather. Students find shady spots to enjoy the great outdoors while also staying on top of their studies. Since our entire campus is wireless, you'll be able to take your laptop anywhere and connect to the internet. No matter what you want to do, you can find a piece of grass and some friends to join you!
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Goose's Nest, you will find pick-up games of Frisbee, quidditch, football, sand volleyball and more. There is a pavilion with picnic tables, a great place to eat lunch and enjoy the beautiful Georgia weather. Students find shady spots to enjoy the great outdoors while also staying on top of their studies. Since our entire campus is wireless, you'll be able to take your laptop anywhere and connect to the internet. No matter what you want to do, you can find a piece of grass and some friends to join you!
Goose’s Nest
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Goose's Nest, you will find pick-up games of Frisbee, quidditch, football, sand volleyball and more. There is a pavilion with picnic tables, a great place to eat lunch and enjoy the beautiful Georgia weather. Students find shady spots to enjoy the great outdoors while also staying on top of their studies. Since our entire campus is wireless, you'll be able to take your laptop anywhere and connect to the internet. No matter what you want to do, you can find a piece of grass and some friends to join you!
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Goose's Nest, you will find pick-up games of Frisbee, quidditch, football, sand volleyball and more. There is a pavilion with picnic tables, a great place to eat lunch and enjoy the beautiful Georgia weather. Students find shady spots to enjoy the great outdoors while also staying on top of their studies. Since our entire campus is wireless, you'll be able to take your laptop anywhere and connect to the internet. No matter what you want to do, you can find a piece of grass and some friends to join you!
J. Foster Watkins
Tour stop audio transcript
We are now at the J. Foster Watkins building, home of the Math and Computer Science Departments along with the ACTT (Academic, Computing, Testing & Tutoring) Center. The ACTT Center is free for all UNG students and is a tremendous resource. There are tutors and labs for Math, Physics, and Chemistry. The ACTT Center is also home to the second largest computer lab on campus. Many students come to the ACTT Center to work on homework, knowing that someone is available to answer any questions that might arise. Along with hosting the second largest computer lab, there are many tables available for those who bring their own laptops or need to work in groups. Next door, we will see the Administration Building.
Administration trail
Administration
Tour stop audio transcript
We are now standing outside the administration building. Inside you will find the business affairs office where you can pay your tuition and fees and pick up a refund check. The College Foundation, part of the Office of Advancement located in this building, raises money for scholarships for UNG students. The offices of Public Relations, Human Resources, Academic Affairs, and Alumni Relations are located here. We will now cross the street to the Continuing Education & Performing Arts Building.
Continuing Education trail
Continuing Education
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Continuing Education & Performing Arts Building, students can take attend a play or concert in the Ed Cabell Theater or take a non-credit continuing education course. Students can visit the Roy C. Moore Art Gallery, which hosts six different art exhibits each year. This building is also home to the Gainesville Theater Alliance, a collaboration between University of North Georgia, Brenau University and the Northeast Georgia Community.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Continuing Education & Performing Arts Building, students can take attend a play or concert in the Ed Cabell Theater or take a non-credit continuing education course. Students can visit the Roy C. Moore Art Gallery, which hosts six different art exhibits each year. This building is also home to the Gainesville Theater Alliance, a collaboration between University of North Georgia, Brenau University and the Northeast Georgia Community.
Performing Arts
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Continuing Education & Performing Arts Building, students can take attend a play or concert in the Ed Cabell Theater or take a non-credit continuing education course. Students can visit the Roy C. Moore Art Gallery, which hosts six different art exhibits each year. This building is also home to the Gainesville Theater Alliance, a collaboration between University of North Georgia, Brenau University and the Northeast Georgia Community.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Continuing Education & Performing Arts Building, students can take attend a play or concert in the Ed Cabell Theater or take a non-credit continuing education course. Students can visit the Roy C. Moore Art Gallery, which hosts six different art exhibits each year. This building is also home to the Gainesville Theater Alliance, a collaboration between University of North Georgia, Brenau University and the Northeast Georgia Community.
Quad trail
The Quad
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here on the quad you will find the buzz of student life on any sunny day! Every year, the Weeks of Welcome event happens in August with great outdoor activities hosted here on the quad. Other events, such as the club and organization fair, spring fling and fall fest host many activities here. Our beautiful fountains provide a great backdrop to any event, performance or speaker.
Tour stop audio transcript
The Student Center is a great place to meet up with friends for lunch or a game of table tennis or pool. There is plenty of space for you to hang out or work on school work in between classes. Many of our over 60 campus organizations meet on campus in this building. This building also features a Non-Traditional Student Resource Lounge, a great place to find all of the information you need.
Tour stop audio transcript
The Student Center is a great place to meet up with friends for lunch or a game of table tennis or pool. There is plenty of space for you to hang out or work on school work in between classes. Many of our over 60 campus organizations meet on campus in this building. This building also features a Non-Traditional Student Resource Lounge, a great place to find all of the information you need.
Student Center Quad Entrance
Tour stop audio transcript
The Student Center is a great place to meet up with friends for lunch or a game of table tennis or pool. There is plenty of space for you to hang out or work on school work in between classes. Many of our over 60 campus organizations meet on campus in this building. This building also features a Non-Traditional Student Resource Lounge, a great place to find all of the information you need.
Dunlap-Mathis trail
Dunlap-Mathis
Tour stop audio transcript
Here we are at Dunlap-Mathis, the home of the University Center, Information Technology Department, CALM (Center for adult learners and military), CTLL (Center for Teaching, Learning and Leadership), Honors Program, Disability services and the Art Department. Disability Services serves all students with either a learning or physical disability who need any assistance during their time at UNG. The University Center coordinates classes taught on this campus by the Dahlonega campus that include the last two years of a four year business program or courses in the nursing program. The CALM office is there to assist adult learners and military students to help make the transition to college a smooth one. We are now going to see the John Harrison Hosch Library.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here we are at Dunlap-Mathis, the home of the University Center, Information Technology Department, CALM (Center for adult learners and military), CTLL (Center for Teaching, Learning and Leadership), Honors Program, Disability services and the Art Department. Disability Services serves all students with either a learning or physical disability who need any assistance during their time at UNG. The University Center coordinates classes taught on this campus by the Dahlonega campus that include the last two years of a four year business program or courses in the nursing program. The CALM office is there to assist adult learners and military students to help make the transition to college a smooth one. We are now going to see the John Harrison Hosch Library.
Library trail
John Harrison Hosch Library
Tour stop audio transcript
The Hosch Library is a great resource and study area for students at UNG. It has one of the two main computer labs on campus and many study rooms that can be reserved ahead of time. Librarians are available to assist anyone with projects. As part of the online database, UNG students have access to GALILEO, an online database with thousands of journals, periodicals, and other research tools. If you need a quiet spot to work on assignments then the Hosch Library is a great place to go! We are going to go visit the Hugh Mills Physical Education Center and the Tennis Courts & Track.
Tour stop audio transcript
The Hosch Library is a great resource and study area for students at UNG. It has one of the two main computer labs on campus and many study rooms that can be reserved ahead of time. Librarians are available to assist anyone with projects. As part of the online database, UNG students have access to GALILEO, an online database with thousands of journals, periodicals, and other research tools. If you need a quiet spot to work on assignments then the Hosch Library is a great place to go! We are going to go visit the Hugh Mills Physical Education Center and the Tennis Courts & Track.
Academic II trail
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Loyd Strickland building, you will find the home of the Social Sciences. Many of our students take classes in this building to fulfill their core requirements.
Loyd Strickland
Tour stop audio transcript
Here at the Loyd Strickland building, you will find the home of the Social Sciences. Many of our students take classes in this building to fulfill their core requirements.
Physical Education trail
Hugh Mills Physical Education Center
Tour stop audio transcript
We are now at the Hugh Mills Physical Education Center, home to the Physical Education Department. Inside you will find a fitness center, pool and gym. All of the physical education and fitness classes are taken in this building. Students have free access during operating hours with their student ID card. The Office of Intramural Sports is also inside. Students find intramural sports a great way to connect with others outside of class and stay in shape. Now, let's head across the street to Loyd Strickland.
Tour stop audio transcript
We are now at the Hugh Mills Physical Education Center, home to the Physical Education Department. Inside you will find a fitness center, pool and gym. All of the physical education and fitness classes are taken in this building. Students have free access during operating hours with their student ID card. The Office of Intramural Sports is also inside. Students find intramural sports a great way to connect with others outside of class and stay in shape. Now, let's head across the street to Loyd Strickland.
Academic IV trail
Tour stop audio transcript
The newest addition to campus, the Martha T. Nesbitt Building, opened for academic use for the fall 2011 semester. It doubled the available classroom space on campus. The building is home to the Coffee Bar where students can grab Starbucks on the go. The departments of Business, Education, and Art and Letters are located in the building. Another great feature in the building is the ACTT II center, which is home to the Writing Center and Foreign Language Lab, where students can visit for assistance. Now let's head to the Cross-Country & Mountain Bike Trails.
Tour stop audio transcript
The newest addition to campus, the Martha T. Nesbitt Building, opened for academic use for the fall 2011 semester. It doubled the available classroom space on campus. The building is home to the Coffee Bar where students can grab Starbucks on the go. The departments of Business, Education, and Art and Letters are located in the building. Another great feature in the building is the ACTT II center, which is home to the Writing Center and Foreign Language Lab, where students can visit for assistance. Now let's head to the Cross-Country & Mountain Bike Trails.
Martha T. Nesbit Building
Tour stop audio transcript
The newest addition to campus, the Martha T. Nesbitt Building, opened for academic use for the fall 2011 semester. It doubled the available classroom space on campus. The building is home to the Coffee Bar where students can grab Starbucks on the go. The departments of Business, Education, and Art and Letters are located in the building. Another great feature in the building is the ACTT II center, which is home to the Writing Center and Foreign Language Lab, where students can visit for assistance. Now let's head to the Cross-Country & Mountain Bike Trails.
Mountain Biking trail
Mountain Bike Trails
Tour stop audio transcript
On the very edge of our 160-acre campus, we have a great set of running and mountain bike trails that students and staff use for exercise or to unwind at the end of the day. If you are passionate about mountain biking, UNG is part of the SORBA – Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association. The association promotes mountain biking, environmental awareness, and community service. So if you love to mountain bike, SORBA is for you!
Music trail
Music Building
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Music Building students take all of their music classes, including music appreciation and performance. We have a Jazz Ensemble, Symphonic Band and Chorale. Some groups offer scholarships based on audition. So if you love music, we have a place for you here! UNG is dedicated to the performing arts, and we dedicate an entire building to the Music Department.
Tour stop audio transcript
Here in the Music Building students take all of their music classes, including music appreciation and performance. We have a Jazz Ensemble, Symphonic Band and Chorale. Some groups offer scholarships based on audition. So if you love music, we have a place for you here! UNG is dedicated to the performing arts, and we dedicate an entire building to the Music Department.
