UNG's Doctor of Physical Therapy program has been named to the U. S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools list. Two University of North Georgia (UNG) programs have been named to the U. News and World Report 2022 Best Graduate Schools list. UNG was one of four public universities in Georgia to make the list for its Doctor of Physical Therapy, and it was the ninth-best public university in Georgia among part-time MBA offerings. "Education doesn't stop with a four-year degree, " said Dr. Andy Novobilski, associate provost, chief research officer and dean of graduate studies at UNG. "Lifelong learners who strive for excellence value the graduate programs at UNG. " Dr. Susan Klappa, department head and professor of physical therapy at UNG, said the physical therapy faculty at UNG bring a healthy mix of practice and research together to push students to stay on the cutting edge. "To make the list shows we are doing something right. We are meeting our outcomes. We preparing our graduates to function as entry-level practitioners.
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October 2, 2020 | 10:38am If you're looking for a new pet, now's your chance to get a swan. The city of Lakeland, Fla., will be selling some of its swans after its annual "Swan Roundup" next week. According to local reports, the swans have become a bit overpopulated in their home, Lake Morton. City officials estimate there are about 80 swans on Lake Morton, WTSP reported. The city is expecting to sell between 16 and 20 swans to get the flock where it needs to be. It also doesn't help that it costs the city about $10, 000 a year to feed and care for the swans. Aside from adjusting the swan population, the roundup is a chance for the swans to get their annual veterinary check-ups so the city's Parks and Recreation Department can monitor their health, according to a press release. On Tuesday morning, Lakeland's Parks Division will be "carefully gathering the swans" into large holding pens where they'll wait until their check-ups starting on Wednesday morning. "We will gather the swans on Lake Morton using catch boats with our crews setting up a perimeter around the lake to help keep the swans on the water, " Steve Platt, Lakeland's Parks and Recreation supervisor, said in a statement.
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