Spotlight on prospective Fañomnåkan 2023 graduates: Future healthcare professionals

Spotlight on prospective Fañomnåkan 2023 graduates: Future healthcare professionals

Spotlight on prospective Fañomnåkan 2023 graduates: Future healthcare professionals


5/19/2023

Some of the upcoming graduates in the Fañomnåkan 2023 Commencement shared their thoughts as they prepare for their graduation on Sunday, May 21. Approximately 300 students are expected to receive graduate or undergraduate degrees.

Meet some of our future healthcare professionals:

Cyrene Bansil

Lifelong love for learning

"My experience through college has transformed me into a more knowledgeable, independent, and adaptable individual. It has instilled in me a lifelong love for learning and personal growth, equipping me with valuable skills and perspectives that will continue to shape my life beyond college. The demanding and shaping responsibilities enhanced my problem-solving skills and helped me approach challenges with a more logical and informed mindset."

 

Cyrene Bansil

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Gabrielle Gonzaga

'My worth every step of the way'

My family always supported and loved me through every challenge I faced in my undergraduate journey. My graduation is proof that no matter how tough the situation was, I persevered, and my best was more than enough to reach this milestone. I could not have done this without the people who reminded me of my worth every step of the way, so I dedicate my graduation to my loved ones and their unwavering faith in the woman I am because of the experiences and lessons that shaped me during my time at UOG.

 

Gabrielle Gonzaga

Bachelor's in Health Science, concentration in Public Health

Mason Christopher Calma

Fostered growth as a healthcare professional

Through my college experience, I have become a stronger leader in the community as President of the Student Nurses Association of Guam. Working hand in hand with the people of Guåhan towards making our island a healthier community, I have become more aware of areas that my role as a nurse can help improve, such as in preventive care. Lastly, through outreaches on vaccinations, blood pressure and diabetes checks, and more, UOG has fostered my growth as both a local and global healthcare professional.

 

Mason Christopher Calma

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Student Nurses Association of Guam President