Welcome Home Alumni!
Alumni Weekend
Friday, April 17 - Sunday, April 19
A weekend of friendship, music, and fun
for all UNG generations!
We can’t wait to reconnect with you!
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JOIN
Become a proud member of the University of North Georgia Alumni Association!
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CONNECT
Our events and programs help you connect with fellow graduates and UNG.
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HIRE
UNG grads and students make great employees. Recruit from UNG today!
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GIVE
Your annual donations provide scholarships and other support to UNG.
Upcoming Events
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IT'S TIME TO REUNITE!
A gathering for all North Georgia Generations
Friendship, Music, & FoodAlumni Weekend • Saturday, April 18 • 12:30 - 2:30 PM
UNG Promenade
Between the Drill Field and Library/Technology Building -
UNG LEGACY APPAREL AVAILABLE NOW AT UNG BOOKSTORE
Get geared up for Alumni Weekend with our UNG Legacy Apparel line offered at the UNG Bookstores!
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"I have talked to many alumni about the impact the values of North Georgia have had on their lives. If you are not a member of the Association, I encourage you to join and be an active member.
— COL (Ret) Gerald Lord ‘61
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"I am proud to be a member of the UNGAA. I look forward to alumni functions throughout the year where I can renew friendships & observe the fine leaders and citizens that UNG graduates have become."
— Dean Mike “Coach” Hyams
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"Being a part of UNGAA is incredibly rewarding & allows you to continue relationships at UNG as well as have networking opportunities to help you succeed in your goals."
— Michelle Eaton ‘08
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"I joined the Alumni Association because North Georgia gave me everything I have in life. My professional career, my baseball career, and my marriage."
— Brandon Agar ‘16
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"We joined the Alumni Association because our North Georgia experience had a profound influence on our overall development into adults and leaders in our communities."
— LCDR Retired Tombo Jones ‘95 and Dr. Robin Davis Jones ‘96
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"I joined the Alumni Association because I believe it is important to always remember where you come from, and to ensure others have the same opportunities you had."
— Eric Roggow ‘15