Starting with founding her own campus group, Rachel Glazer ’16 focused her time at UNG on changing hearts and minds.
Courtney Kennedy Graff is traveling the globe to realize her academic and career goals after graduating in the fall of 2017. She credits her time at the University of North Georgia (UNG) for making her dreams a reality.
When Sandra Cochrane discovered her love for teaching, she came to UNG for the tools to start her next career.
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.
UNG alumna chose to use her love for social media and lead several important accounts.
Lindsey Smith will be the first to tell you she doesn't like the term 'adult learner.' "I think it does a disservice to all students," Smith said. "When everyone is in class, we are all students graded on the same curriculum. Life experience does not really matter in the classroom."
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