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.
Dan Emmett, who graduated in 1978, spent 21 years in the Secret Service, including six years in the Presidential Protection Detail.
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.
After her family moved to Georgia from Mexico, Martha Rodriguez ’16 saw great potential among her Hispanic peers but few actual leaders. When she came to UNG, she set out to change that.
UNG prepared me for my career by teaching me that complex issues require a multi-disciplinary approach.
The encouragement that Rich White received as a student at the former Gainesville State College prepared him for a successful career in banking that brought him back to his alma mater to lead its foundation – twice.
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