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    Opportunities in Physics and Astronomy

    Together our department fosters an environment of mutual respect, dignity, and a passion for discovery. Find opportunities here to explore your interests and get involved on campus, in your local communities, and beyond.

    Get Involved

    Society of Engineering Students

    Join other problem-solving students and gain experience in engineering via projects and research. Gain access to resources, network in a field of interest, and find support to help you succeed in transferring to a four-year engineering school.

    For more information, contact Johnny Yoon.

    Society of Physics Students

    Meet with peers who are interested in physics, astronomy and astrophysics. Attend frequent meetings in the student study room on the first floor of Rogers Hall and participate in several fun outings every semester.

    For more information, contact Mark Spraker, Ph.D..

    Robotics Club

    Let your inner tinkerer thrive! This club offers you the tools and resources you need to hone skills such as coding, machining, and 3D printing, as well as a venue for conducting research, competing, or giving back to the community.

    For more information, contact Johnny Yoon.

    Become a Telescope Operator!

    • Get paid to explore the night sky
    • Share your passion for space and astronomy with the community
    • Learn to operate UNG's professional telescopes 
    • Gain skills in research-grade astronomical equipment

    For more information email observatory@ung.edu. 

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    Whether you're exploring grad school options or planning for your career, Career Services can help you!

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    Wondering what you can do with your physics degree? Check out what some of our alumni are doing now.

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