UNG helped me prepare for my career in law enforcement by making me the leader I am today.
As a talented two-sport all-state athlete in football and basketball at Dawson County High School, Tyler Dominy was recruited to play football by several colleges and universities outside the state. But Dominy took the path less travelled, choosing instead to play basketball at the University of North Georgia (UNG), closer to his hometown of Dawsonville, Georgia, a decision he says has made all the difference.
What’s the secret to collaborating with peers at conferences across the country, becoming president of your favorite club, and trying out everything that interests you? Mark Molinaro ’16 will tell you it’s about getting to know your classmates and professors.
University of North Georgia (UNG) alumna Katie Smith was on her way to a restaurant with a friend when she got the news that she had been chosen as a Fulbright finalist.
A chance meeting turned into an opportunity for 2018 graduate, Kaitlin Ramspeck, to travel halfway around the world and lead a research project.
Anna Totherow appeared to be your average physical therapy (PT) graduate student at the University of North Georgia (UNG). But one thing set her apart while walking across campus — she had a puppy in tow.
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