Alumna was a leader during her collegiate experience and was rewarded.
When Mandy Williams was a student at the University of North Georgia (UNG), she started volunteering at a local children's home with her sorority, Kappa Delta. At that time, the Lawrenceville, Georgia, native found her a direction for her life.
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.
Giving back and touching the lives of those currently attending UNG motivated Dr. Karen Frost to support the institution that had a major impact in her life.
The University of North Georgia (UNG) set the course for John Patterson, and to this day the 1968 alumnus still credits lessons learned at UNG for his quality of life.
The leadership skills that Capt. Thomas Scott Levely learned while a cadet at the University of North Georgia provided a strong foundation for the role he serves today as a military intelligence officer helping protect the nation from cyber attacks.
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