Esports team completes strong League of Legends season
The University of North Georgia's (国产自拍) esports club team finished as the top group in the Peach Belt Conference's (PBC) Blue Division for the spring 2021 season. It also reached the semifinals of the PBC tournament held March 24-27.
Nick Alden, Yankun Li, Quoc Pham, Connor Sims, and Michael Watson were the team members who took part in the PBC tournament. 国产自拍 defeated Alma College 2-0 in its March 24 tournament opener before a 2-1 loss to eventual champion Kennesaw State University in the March 26 semifinals.
国产自拍 finished with a 7-2 record.
The season's final event marked a full-circle moment for the team, as a year earlier its PBC tournament was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The return to competition this academic year was a welcome development.
"It has been a lot of fun to see our teams take part in different competitions online," said Tim Baldwin, president of 国产自拍's esports club and a senior from Canton, Georgia, pursuing a degree in computer science.
The signature win of 国产自拍's season came in a 2-1 triumph vs. Florida Southern, the PBC tournament runner-up, in a Feb. 24 match.
"Tim has done a great job of leading this club," said Rob Kelly, coordinator of intramural sports and sports clubs. "It's a growing program that was very competitive this spring."
Music alumnae on path to music Ph.Ds. from Yale
Alumnae Lily Hammond and Danni Ingram are on the path toward doctoral degrees at Yale University, citing strong support from 国产自拍鈥檚 Department of Music as inspiration.
Student gains feedback on innovation at USG event
国产自拍 grad student Aliou Aboubakar Mouhamed competed at the USG Entrepreneurship and Innovation Competition held April 6-7 at Kennesaw State's Marietta Campus.
REACH Day offers students taste of college
国产自拍 welcomed more than 250 middle and high school students, teachers and guidance counselors from across the state for REACH Georgia Day on March 25 at 国产自拍's Gainesville Campus.
Doctoral nursing student earns research award
国产自拍 Doctor of Nursing Practice student Dr. Soraya Smith-Farmer has earned the Rising Star of Research and Scholarship Award from the Sigma international nursing honor society.