Georgia Mountain Beacon

Dahlonega, GA – Two students in North Georgia College & State University’s Mike Cottrell School of Business are spending summer days lending their skills to fashion companies in California and Paris—and the Parisian intern could have the chance to become the American distributor of a luxury handbag company. “My upcoming assignment will be to promote DOGNIN through various fashion blogs and... Read more

Dahlonega, GA – North Georgia College & State University will open the Student Money Management Center this August in an effort to help students of all levels of experience improve their financial knowledge base. “I am very excited about the possibilities this center will provide our students,” Dr. Bonita Jacobs, president of North Georgia, said. “The skills they will gain will... Read more

Dahlonega, GA – Dr. Sarah Formica, associate professor of physics at North Georgia College & State University, has been selected as a recipient of the prestigious Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair. “This is a tremendous honor for Dr. Formica and for North Georgia,” Dr. Patricia Donat, vice president for academic affairs, said. “Known as a skilled instructor who engages and challenges... Read more

Dahlonega, GA – Faculty and students of the nursing program at North Georgia College & State University have completed a week-long service trip to the Dominican Republic, aiding Rivers of the World, a Dawsonville-based international ministry group, by providing medical treatment to impoverished people throughout the region surrounding La Romana, the country’s third-largest city. “The students had to problem-solve and use... Read more

Dahlonega, GA – A group of four students and one professor from North Georgia College & State University’s Department of Physical Therapy has been chosen to present research on combating Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)—a condition affecting one out of every three women—at the annual meeting of the International Continence Society, held this year in Beijing, China, in October. “It is an... Read more