CARL VINSON INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
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Combined public and private investment in the implementation of RSVP plans since the programs launch |
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Class registrations in training for government officials in FY25 |
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Students gained hands-on, real world experience in public service in FY25 |
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Programs nationally recognized for their economic impact in Georgia |
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āThrough PROPEL, I have met people who are as passionate as I am about preserving the unique history and environment of rural areas, and I have seen the impact that UGA is already making on communities just like my hometown. Iām setting my sights on rural development as a possible career.ā
Macy Hall, 2024-2025 PROPEL Rural Scholar, Tazewell, Georgia
IN THE NEWS
PROPEL Rural Scholars help to grow rural Georgia
PROPEL Rural Scholars is an experiential learning opportunity for UGA undergraduate students. During the yearlong program, PROPEL Rural Scholars gain knowledge and experience in economic development, community development and civic leadership. Led by the UGA Institute of Government, the PROPEL Rural Scholars program receives support from the Langdale Foundation, the UGA Foundation and the UGA Parents Leadership Council.
UGA partnerships build more vibrant, prosperous communities
A vibrant mural at the corner of North Broad Street and Fifth Avenue in downtown Buena Vista, Georgia, catches the eyes of passers-by with its bright blue border. The mural is just one way the city is hoping to attract visitors and residents from nearby U.S. Army installation Fort Moore to boost its tourism, as recommended by the University of Georgia Defense Community Resilience Program, housed in the UGA Institute of Government.

