Amanda Garner

Amanda Garner serves as a Lecturer in the Biology Department at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega campus, where she maintains her office in room 119 of the Health and Natural Sciences building. Holding a Master of Science degree, she contributes to the university's academic mission as part of a Senior Military College with a 150-year legacy focused on cultivating leaders who defend fundamental freedoms.

Her research and teaching expertise centers on Environmental Policy and Sustainability, with emphasis on regulatory frameworks for environmental protection and sustainable resource management strategies. These interests align with the Biology Department's focus on ecological systems and prepare students for careers in conservation, policy development, and environmental advocacy. Her work supports the department's commitment to addressing critical global challenges through scientific inquiry and practical application.

Ms. Garner actively participates in the department's comprehensive academic programs, including Bachelor's and Associate degrees in Biology and related fields, while supporting pre-professional advising tracks for health sciences careers such as pre-medicine, pre-veterinary medicine, and pre-pharmacy pathways.