Career Services
Career Services Operations Update
Career Services staff are working remotely and will respond to emails and phone calls during business hours as our physical offices are closed.
Career Services is available to meet with students or alumni via online appointment through Skype or Teams. To book an appointment with a career specialist, either schedule an appointment online or contact us by phone or email. Career Services is hosting virtual career chats throughout the summer and fall. You may register on Handshake for links to these chats.
- Dahlonega
- 706-864-1951
- careerservices-dah@ung.edu
- Gainesville
- 678-717-3964
- careerservices-gvl@ung.edu
- Oconee
- 706-310-6310
- careerservices-ocn@ung.edu
UNG Career Services prepares you to make the impact that matters to you. Whether you’re a student planning your career path, UNG alumni pursuing new options, or an employer seeking great candidates, we help move your career planning or recruitment efforts forward. If graduate school is in your future, we can help you plan for that, too!
Career Services Offers
- Workshops and other career education
- Connection opportunities for students, alumni and employers
- Quality resources and social media
- Internship assistance, and more!
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Master of Accountancy student earns prestigious scholarshipSusan Harkins, a Master of Accountancy student at the University of North Georgia (UNG), has received a John L. Carey Scholarship from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). U
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First book of UNG Press partnership with AUSA set for July 21 releaseThe University of North Georgia (UNG) Press has formed a publishing partnership with the Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) Book Program, and the first book of the partnership will be released in Jul
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Alumni overcome obstacles to create artSixteen University of North Georgia (UNG) alumni have artwork in the online exhibit titled "Alumni Voices from the Quarantine Exhibition." The exhibit began July 1 and is the second of three planned o
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