2023 DIR-FINAL2(issuu)

PARTNERSHIPS MATTER UNG received a $100,000 community investment from Aetna Better Health to increase the number of instructors and certify 600 students and 600 community health care professionals in Mental Health First Aid. Partners in UNG’s regional mental health initiatives include Northeast Georgia Health System, Northside Hospital, Rape Response, United Way of Hall County, United Way of Forsyth County and Wellroot Family Services. The Georgia Power Foundation, United Way of Hall County, Gainesville City Schools and Jackson EMC continue their partnership to grow and diversify the teacher pipeline. “Georgia Power Foundation’s investment will ensure that students will have the necessary tools at their disposal to successfully complete their degree in education through the Grow-Your-Own program,” said Glennis Barnes, Gainesville area manager for Georgia Power. Read more about making a difference in the lives of future educators. The University of North Georgia Foundation seeks partnerships with local businesses and corporations that positively impact students, faculty, and the community-at-large. Corporate & Community Giving is a critical component to UNG. Thirty-two percent of the annual operating budget derives from tuition and fees; 31% is from state funding. This means philanthropic gifts from corporations, local businesses, and organizations are fundamental for the future success of UNG. Learn more about Corporate & Community Giving.

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