Capt. Elijah Carroll, who earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in management from the University of North Georgia (UNG) in 2008, wears a number of hats in his return to work at his alma mater.
As a young man, retired Col. John Thompson agreed to attend the University of North Georgia for at least two years, with the thought of transferring to a larger school. But he became immersed in the UNG's culture as a member of the Corps of Cadets. He went on to join the U.S. Army and serve for his country for almost 30 years before retiring in June 2017.
In 2016, Judge Eric Norris was named by Gov. Nathan Deal as the fourth judge for the Western Circuit Superior Court, covering Clarke and Oconee counties in Georgia. Superior Court handles felony criminal cases, civil lawsuits and family law, including divorces and child custody. Norris also presides over the court docket of Treatment and Accountability Court, an intensive supervision alternative for persons who have been charged with non-violent criminal offenses based on mental illness or disability.
One-on-one mentorship challenged Sonia Alcantar to push the limits of what is known about the lifecycle of wasps—and lead what she wanted for her future.
Retired Lt. Gen. William B. Garrett III spent his 35-year military career stationed in posts around the world, but the education and training that he received at the University of North Georgia (UNG) remains foundational to his success.
University of North Georgia (UNG) alumnus Jim Russell has been a U.S. Army Air Force bomber pilot, a county land surveyor, and a Lions Club member. And he is a few of a dying breed, literally. He is one of the last living alumni to have graduated from UNG in 1942.
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