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Research compiled by University of Guam faculty and published in the Journal of Coastal Research found climate signal in a bizarre place. Assistant Professor Mark Lander shares with Radio New Zealand why the research findings are significant. Listen to the interview here.
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Research compiled by University of Guam faculty and published in the Journal of Coastal Research found climate signal in a bizarre place.
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Nursing Instructor Veronica Alave traveled to Palau to assemble simulation manikins and train students how to use them.
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Paul Carano, an emeritus professor of the University of Guam, celebrated his 100th birthday on July 15
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Human resources professor Richard S. Colfax has been selected by the Society for Human Resource Management Foundation as the 2019 winner of the Student Chapter Advisor Impact Award.
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A book of American-style tanka poetry by University of Guam Professor Yukiko Inoue-Smith was published on June 3, adding to her growing collection of published works.
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Margaret Hattori-Uchima, dean of the University of Guam School of Nursing & Health Sciences, was awarded the 2019 GNA Nurse of the Year Award on May 5 at the 68th Annual Guam Nurses Association Anniversary, Recognition, and Awards Banquet.
More... UOG Professor Evelyn R. Flores spoke with Radio New Zealand regarding her newly published book, "Indigenous Literatures from Micronesia," which is a compilation of poetry, short stories, essays, chants, and excerpts of plays from more than 70 Micronesian authors. Listen to the interview at the link below.
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Daniel Z. Kang, repeat winner of the annual Island Wide Science Fair hosted by the University of Guam, took home two awards from the 2019 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair -- notably the largest international pre-college science competition in the world.
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