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    • Film Production at UNG
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    • Growing the Logistics Talent Pipeline
    • STEM Building
    • Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities
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    • Earth Day 2025
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    • Political Science and International Affairs
    • Criminal Justice
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    • Athletics Scholarships
    • UNG Poultry Science Program
    • NGCSU Yearbook Digitization Project
    • Dollars for Scholars
    • Student Success Workshops
    • Bob Owens Art Scholarship
    • Global Military Program - International Cadet Scholarship
    • Steve Noble Undergraduate Research
    • UNG Oconee Campus Food Pantry
    • Hometown Harvest
    • Teacher Candidate Residency Program
    • Geospatial Science Student Travel Fund
    • Doctoral Physical Therapy Student Professional Enrichment
    • UNG Collegiate Poultry Judging Team Fund
    • The Eagle Fund Endowed Scholarship - President Jacobs
    • Dr. Barry D. Friedman Endowed Scholarship
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STEM Building Campaign

The STEM Building is important in shaping the future of education and innovation, particularly in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As the cornerstone of UNG's STEM education initiatives, the new building will serve as a hub for cutting-edge research, collaborative learning, and hands-on experimentation. Here's why the STEM Building is crucial: 

Advanced Facilities: The STEM Building will house state-of-the-art laboratories, interactive learning spaces, and advanced technology infrastructure. These facilities will provide students with the tools and resources needed to engage in experiential learning and conduct groundbreaking research. 

The new STEM Building will:

  • Provide an immersive learning experience for students, enabling them to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges and fostering critical thinking and creativity.
  • Foster a conducive environment for collaboration and innovation, inspiring students and faculty to pursue groundbreaking discoveries and drive innovation in STEM fields.
  • Bridge the gap between academia and industry by preparing students for workforce demands through industry-aligned curriculum and hands-on training.
  • Impact the community and regional economy, contributing to economic development and technological advancement by producing skilled graduates and fostering research partnerships with local industries.

In summary, the STEM Building is not just a physical structure but a symbol of UNG's commitment to excellence in STEM education and research. It will empower students to become future leaders, innovators, and problem solvers, driving progress and prosperity in the years to come. 

Thank you for your support in shaping the future of STEM education at the University of North Georgia.

Payne
Faculty Challenge Grant
We're thrilled to announce an exciting challenge grant from Dr. Bryson Payne, a distinguished faculty member and leader in cybersecurity education. Dr. Payne will contribute $1,000 if we can raise a matching $1,000. This means your donation will have twice the impact!
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STEM Building Campaign Corporate Match Initiative
Join us in transforming STEM education! Your company can double its impact through our Corporate Match Initiative, with contributions matched up to $250,000. Support aspiring young minds and shape the future of STEM. Visit https://unggive.org/stem-campaign or contact Steve Shepherd at 706-867-2801 or steve.shepherd@ung.edu for more information.
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