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“To teach, to serve, and to inquire
into the nature of things."
     
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With the inauguration of SPIA, the University of Georgia is now poised to more effectively contribute to public affairs education and public policy research.		  
 
  Professor Vicky Wilkins teaches students in UGA’s MPA program that a big part of public administration is public service. They are raising money to help Sudanese refugees.  
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Professor Vicky Wilkins teaches students in UGA’s MPA program that a big part of public administration is public service. They are raising money to help Sudanese refugees. MORE 		 
Campaign Goals


Building the New Learning Environment

  • Complete the renovation of Candler Hall with new, high-tech classrooms and seminar rooms.
  • Modernize all SPIA classrooms with wireless technology and image-projection capabilities.
  • Fully equip our computer laboratories in Candler and Baldwin Halls.

Maximizing Research Opportunities

  • Recruit and retain top faculty.
  • Enhance research opportunities for graduate students through endowed graduate fellowship funds
  • Endow a SPIA Public Policy Forum to bring national and international scholars and public servants to campus

Competing in the Global Economy

  • Provide support for needy students for study abroad experiences.
  • Enhance student advising programs to facilitate career planning.
  • Increase support for the global outreach efforts of SPIA research centers.
 
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