UNIALFA participated, this Tuesday (10), in the reception ceremony for the new students selected by the University Program for Good (ProBem), referring to the 2026/1 semester.
The event marked the signing of the agreement for 5,000 new scholarship recipients and brought together students, authorities, and representatives from higher education institutions in Goiás.
The ceremony was attended by Governor Ronaldo Caiado, the coordinator of Goiás Social and honorary president of the Organization of Volunteers of Goiás (OVG), First Lady of Goiás, Gracinha Caiado, as well as Vice-Governor Daniel Vilela and the Director-General of OVG, Adryanna Caiado.
During the program, the new beneficiaries received guidance on how the program works and participated in integration and welcoming activities.
Scholarship student Tales Bruno shared his account of the importance of the scholarship for continuing his undergraduate studies.
The event also featured the lecture "Transformative Attitude," given by comedian and communicator Rafael Cortez, who addressed reflections on attitude, purpose, and the role of education in transforming lives.
Job Fair
In addition to the welcoming ceremony for scholarship recipients, the program included the ProBem Opportunities Fair, which brought together public institutions, private companies, and agencies of the Government of Goiás.
The initiative presented internship and job placement opportunities exclusively for program beneficiaries, including both undergraduate students and recent graduates.
About ProBem
Created by the Government of Goiás, the University for Good Program (ProBem) aims to expand access and ensure the retention of students in vulnerable situations in higher education.
The initiative is part of the Goiás Social program and offers, in addition to scholarships, training opportunities, participation in social projects, and professional integration programs.
UNIALFA's participation reinforces the institution's commitment to initiatives that broaden access to higher education and contribute to the social and professional development of students in Goiás.
