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    Bill Bush

    Two master's degrees from the University of North Georgia (UNG) have impacted Bill Bush’s life and deepened his understanding of the private and public sectors.

    In May 2018, he graduated with a Master of Business Administration (MBA). Then 15 months later, he earned a Master of Public Administration (MPA). Bush said the lessons he learned help him with his work at Allstate, a national insurance company that is setting up a new office in Gainesville.

    "My MBA gave me more exposure and experience about business," said the 35-year-old from Gainesville, Georgia. "As I have discussions with customers and clients, I realize that I know certain things because I studied it in one course or another."

    His MPA knowledge also assisted him during his election run for Ward 5 representative of Gainesville City Council in fall 2019.

    "The MPA gave me the ability to communicate more easily about the issues and understand the administration side of city government and how it worked," he said.

    Even though Bush lost, it led to new opportunities. He is on the advisory committee for the Main Street board, which supports downtown Gainesville.

    "My election run was a good experience," he said. "It got me more involved and helped me build my connections. It even further helped me understand the uniqueness of Gainesville and Hall County. I hope to put what I learned into a future campaign."

    Courtney Hall

    Courtney Hall

    Courtney Hall helped new students love UNG through orientation and now assists them through her work in Academic Advising.
    Rosaria Meek

    Rosaria Meek

    As a teacher of Spanish at the University of North Georgia (UNG), Dr. Rosaria Meek likes to blend compassion and a joy of learning into the classroom and in leadership.
    Katayoun  Mobasher

    Katayoun Mobasher

    Dr. Katayoun Mobasher enjoys interdisciplinary studies where she can combine her background and knowledge of geology, GIS, and remote sensing technologies in health-related fields.
    Rebecca Rose

    Rebecca Rose

    Rebecca Rose says connecting students and faculty to library resources and promoting information literacy is the ultimate thrill in her job.
    Allison Galloup

    Allison Galloup

    In her role as the special collections and digital initiatives librarian, Allison Galloup feels that she's bridging UNG's past with its future.
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