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“To teach, to serve, and to
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The School of Public and International
Affairs specializes in education and research for citizenship
and public service in local, state, national and international
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Student
ambassadors :
Students in the University of Georgia
Student Ambassadors Program are teaching local high school students
about international current events and world geography by using
live, interactive presentations on topics ranging from the Arab-Israeli
conflict to the war in Chechnya to human rights in China. The
recent National Geographic–Roper 2002 Global Geographic
Literacy Survey showed that young Americans scored second to
last among nine nations on a test of geography and world events.
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The School of Public and International Affairs
is the home of three academic departments: the Department
of International Affairs, the Department of Political Science
and the Department of Public Administration and Policy. It
includes two centers: the Center for International Trade and
Security (CITS) and the Center for the Study of Global Issues
(GLOBIS). It also includes two co-sponsored programs: the
Criminal Justice Studies Program and the Institute for Nonprofit
Organizations.
The School specializes in education and
research for citizenship and public service in local, state,
national and international settings. The Dean and faculty
have identified a number of gift opportunities through which
alumni and friends may partner with SPIA to achieve these
objectives. Gifts may be pledged over five years.
RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITIES:
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| To Name and Endow the School of Public and
International Affairs |
$20 million |
| To Name and Endow a Research Center or Institute |
$5 million |
| To Name and Endow a Distinguished Chair
or the Dean’s Chair |
$2 million |
To Name and Endow a Chair in International
Affairs, Political Science or Public Administration
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$1 million |
To Name and Endow a Professorship in International
Affairs, Political Science or Public Administration
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$250,000 |
| To Name and Endow a Graduate Research Fellowship |
$100,000 |
| To Name and Endow a Faculty Award for Excellence |
$100,000 |
| To Name and Endow the Student Ambassadors Program |
$500,000 |
| To Name the Dean’s Conference Room
in Candler Hall |
$250,000 |
| To Name a Classroom in Candler Hall |
$50,000-$150,000 |
| To Name and Endow a Lecture/Speaker’s
Series Fund |
$50,000 |
| To Name and Endow a Study Abroad Scholarship Fund |
$25,000 |
| To Name and Endow a Departmental
Support Fund |
$10,000 |
CONTACT:
Sarah Baines,
Director of Development
217 Candler Hall, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602
Phone (706) 542-9661 / Fax (706) 583-0095
Email <sbaines@uga.edu
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For questions, comments or requests, please e-mail archway@uga.edu,
call toll free 1-888-268-5442, or write
The University of Georgia Office of Development, 394 South Milledge Avenue, Suite
100, Athens, Georgia 30602-5582.
This site is developed and maintained by the The Division of External Affairs
at the University of Georgia.
© 2005 University of Georgia
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