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“To teach, to serve, and to
inquire
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Not
just fun and games:
Ecology professor Pej Rohani (left)
and economics professor Don Keenan (right) became collaborators
with doctoral student Matt Bonds (center) after Bonds introduced
principles of economics to the study of ecology. MORE
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Learning
to serve and serving to learn:
“With service-learning, you
don’t have to speculate on the application of what you
are learning because you are actually doing it,” says
adult education professor Richard Kiely, whose students have
developed community-based projects from Athens, Georgia, to
Tanzania.
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Since its formal establishment in 1910, the Graduate School
at the University of Georgia has inspired leadership and quality
in scholarly pursuits. By promoting excellence in graduate
education, the Graduate School continues to build collegial
and mutually supportive relationships with all constituencies.
Fostering learning environments and contributing to outstanding
achievement in discovery, scholarship, and service are priorities
as the Graduate School nears its centennial celebration.
It is through gifts and other financial
commitments that the Graduate School is able to provide a
world-class education to the exceptional students who choose
to study at the University of Georgia. There are many avenues
for support and there are many needs. Every gift received
is a wise investment in the development of our future leaders,
thinkers, and doers. As the Graduate School begins to lay
the foundation for the next 100 years, commitments to academic
achievements and opportunities become more important than
ever.
opportunities
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| Named Society of Fellows (5 fellows) |
$1 million |
Named Distinguished Graduate Fellowships
(7 fellowships) |
$700,000 |
| Named Graduate Awards (5 awards) |
$250,000 |
| Named Graduate Grants (4 grants) |
$100,000 |
| UGA Graduate Scholars for Tomorrow |
$1 million |
| Arch Graduate Leaders for Tomorrow |
$500,000 |
| Dean’s Award |
$250,000 |
| Graduate Student Opportunity Fund |
$500,000 |
| Graduate Dean’s Discretionary Fund |
$50,000 |
CONTACT:
Dr. Maureen Grasso,
Dean
University of Georgia Graduate School
Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center
Room 514
Athens, Georgia 30602
Phone (706) 542-4788 / Fax (706) 583-0278
Email <mgrasso@uga.edu>
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