In 2011, Linda Purvis returned to the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Gainesville Campus, where she earned her associate degree in poultry science, with a specific task in mind: to rebuild the poultry science program from scratch.
The experience of working in a reference library motivated Nash to pursue library science as a career. It's a perfect fit, as she loves learning new things.
For Aimée Tomlinson, teaching is in her DNA. She was drawn to the field of chemistry as a young child, having developed a love of math and science. Tomlinson even conducted her own experiments, much to the chagrin of her parents, as a number of them included tests of flammability.
DeSandre believes that to truly be able to improve the health of families, it is essential to understand their beliefs about health and wellness and design treatment strategies which work within their daily lives.
Buffie Burson can remember a discussion in a Bojangles' with Vic Mitchell before starting her job as women's basketball head coach at the University of North Georgia (UNG) in 1994. Mitchell, the head coach who she had worked with as an assistant coach for three years at Shorter University, told her play design was the easiest part of coaching. She has spent the past 25 years proving him right.
A native of Ukraine, Maryna Murdock first taught elementary English, then moved into the banking industry. Now, she wants to share her finance knowledge with her students.
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