Open to all students throughout the five UNG campuses, Interconnected is a student-led multicultural magazine open to all UNG majors with an ongoing call for submissions.
Submissions could include poetry, visual art, film, new media, literary works, digital design and animation, dance, photography, theater, or other forms of expression.
Interconnected provides a channel to inspire global citizenship through cultural and environmental engagement and affirms students’ rights to inclusion, respect, agency, and voice within the UNG community. Interconnected serves as a multicultural publication where students can collaborate to share beliefs and exhibit their creativity.
The application process is free and students can submit multiple works of art. At the start of the Spring term, a broad panel of UNG students will peer-review submissions.
Anonymous submissions can be entered by checking anonymous on the application portal; however, this form will require a UNG email to verify an active student status.
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Additional instructions for the previous question. YouTube, Spotify, and SoundCloud submissions are accepted for music, film, animation, and sequential art. If applicable, submit your link, including the full URL, and visibility of the media online.
Additional instructions for the previous question. The USG system recognizes student academic freedom. Interconnected is peer-edited and reviewed by students. It presents student content, social media posts, illustrations, artwork, film, music, and writing, funded both through UNG and through private revenue, which are not subject to editorial control by USG or UNG.
By submitting works for publication, students agree to share their creative expression through UNG.