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“To teach, to serve, and to inquire into the nature of things."


	TOP PHOTO : UGA’s School of Forest Resources was founded in 1906 through an endowment from George Foster Peabody. It is the oldest school of forest resources in the South.



	The business of forests: The Center for Forest Business is a collaborative effort between faculty, business and industry leaders, private landowners, and cooperating state and federal agencies. MORE

funding needs:
Eminent Scholars/Visiting Professors, Lectureships.	$6 million
Graduate Level Scholarships, Assistantships	$2 million
Facilities/Office Space for Graduate Students	$2.5 million
Graduate Research Supervision	$500,000
International Programs (travel, research supervision, exchange student support)	$3.5 million
Funds for Excellence (undergraduate and graduate program development)	$1.5 million
Additional Research Labs/Space	$1.5 million
Expand Forest Business Programs	$2 million
Diversify and Expand Outreach & Service Programs (water resources, wildlife)	$1.5 million
Matching Funds for Federal Monies	$ 3.5 million
Other (supplies, housing needs at remote study locations, vehicles for field work)	$5 million

CONTACT:
Mary L. McCormack,
Director of Development ,
Warnell School of Forestry Athens , GA 30602-2405
Phone (706) 542-1011
Email: <mmccorma@smokey.forestry.uga.edu>

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