The University of North Georgia has announced three new books that are being published by the UNG Press. All the current releases share a military theme.
B.J. Robinson, director of the University of North Georgia press, says that one of the books has already been published, with the next two coming up in the beginning of 2021.
The books are, “Trust and Leadership: The Australian Army Approach to Mission Command, “Mission Command in the Israel Defense Forces,” and “1,271 Days a Soldier: The Diaries and Letters of Colonel H.E. Gardiner as an Armor Officer in World War II.”
Robinson says that the first two tie together in talking about Mission Command. “Mission Command is a strategy that let’s subordinates make decisions in strategy, as opposed to 100% coming from commanding officers,” she explains.
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Healthy Minds Study to probe student’s mental health
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It’s the first step in implementing USG’s mental health initiative
From Dec. 7 to Jan. 11, the University of Georgia will administer the Healthy Minds Study, a web-based survey study examining mental health, service utilization and related issues among undergraduate and graduate students.
The survey is one element of UGA’s new partnership with the JED Foundation. JED provides a comprehensive public health approach in promoting emotional well-being and preventing suicide and serious substance abuse. JED services include the development of a campus-specific strategic plan, advising support in implementing the plan, campus education and engagement services and a mental health resource library for campus use.