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June 24, 2009
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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Energy conservation gains new momentum during summer With ninety-degree temperatures marking this first week of summer, the university is placing a new emphasis on how to cut electricity costs and become more energy efficient on campus.
Entrepreneurs learn to grow bottom line General Assembly recognizes GACHE
Take note... Heart Check available at Student Health Services New USG instructional resource available |
Regents approve new dorms, renovations for North Georgia
INTRO program prepares students for college |
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North Georgia has received approval from the Board of Regents to proceed with plans to build two new residence halls, a new parking deck to accommodate expected residential growth, and a new dining hall.
The construction projects, totaling approximately $80 million, will be funded through tax-exempt municipal bonds that will be retired with student fees. Construction on the residence halls and the parking deck will begin this summer and will open in time for fall 2010 occupancy. 
Members of North Georgia's incoming freshman class won't experience a complete culture shock when they start classes in the fall thanks to the INTRO Program taking place this summer.
Each of the five INTRO sessions provides a three-day preview of university life
and gives traditional freshmen a sampling of recreational activities, programs,
traditions and social life on campus. They also receive an overview of facilities and services at North Georgia.