College of Science & Mathematics
The COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS seeks to be a leader in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education with an innovative transdisciplinary curriculum. Our goal is for UNG students to become successful scientists and mathematicians by providing them an active learning experience with real world training in a collaborative environment. Our graduates will join an educated workforce critical to developing new technology and innovations that spur economic growth in Georgia. Your donation will foster curiosity and innovation via special programs, student scholarship support, and enhanced learning environments that encourage exploration and mastery in Science and Mathematics.
Support the College of Science & Mathematics
Invest in our Science and Mathematics majors by donating to one of the priorities below or visit the GIVE page for a list of all funds.
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STEM Campaign
Help UNG raise $40 million to build a state-of-the-art STEM building on the Dahlonega campus and advance transdisciplinary STEM curriculum.
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Science & Mathematics Dean's Excellence Fund
Support students in undergraduate research, competitions, study abroad, or travel to professional conferences.
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Science & Mathematics Dean's Scholarship Fund
Provide motivated students funding to complete their education and encourage them in their career paths by supporting this critical scholarship fund.
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Support the Area that Means the Most to You
Whether your passion lies in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics, support the area that means the most to you. Gifts to specific departments will fund programs, faculty research, and scientific equipment.
“Our goal is to fully develop and implement our innovative transdisciplinary STEM curriculum. A large and important part of our pedagogical approach is a new STEM building, which is designed in a way that we can offer the highest quality active-learning environment for STEM students. ”
— The College of Science and Mathematics at the University of North Georgia, Dean John Leyba