Career Services
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!
You Are Invited to an Etiquette Dinner
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Dining Hall Banquet Room
*Enjoy a free 4-course meal while learning basic dining etiquette.
By Reservation Only - Limited Spaces Available
Please RSVP to Career Services no later than 5:00 p.m. on October 28, 2019.
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UNG professor writes Georgia-themed children's bookDr. Christopher Jespersen , dean of the University of North Georgia (UNG) College of Arts and Letters, knew that publishing a children's book would require an entirely different style of writing from
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Ethics and Eggs Breakfast to kick off 'Celebrate our Ethical Culture' weekEach year, the University System of Georgia (USG) highlights its ethical culture during Ethics Awareness Week, this year Nov. 11-17, through a statewide SPIRIT of USG campaign focused on stewardship,
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National Leadership Challenge helps high school students learn about Corps of CadetsMarissa Gemmel knew she wanted to be part of a college ROTC program and study cybersecurity. A National Leadership Challenge (NLC) weekend the spring of her junior year in high school helped the Abing
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Music professor receives achievement award from his alma materDr. John Broman was selected as the 2019 recipient of the Weston H. Noble Award "in recognition of outstanding achievement to the field of chorale music."
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Alumnus Joshua Teteak joins UNG Board of TrusteesLeadership skills Joshua Teteak learned in the Corps of Cadets at the University of North Georgia (UNG) have helped him throughout his military and civilian career. Now he will use his business and le