The event will showcase education and program impacts from the University's research and extension efforts to address the needs of Guam and its communities.

A tissue culture laboratory and nursery team at the Guam Department of Agriculture and the University of Guam’s Western Pacific Tropical Research Center are accepting sickly orchids from the public and exchanging them free of charge for healthy phalaenopsis or dendrobium seedlings or mature plants. The two entities are also offering free one- to two-week courses on how to grow and propagate healthy orchids.

The UOG/UH Cancer Center (UHCC) Partnership (U54) announces new research projects designed to address significant cancer health disparities among Pacific Islanders.

If you are a graduate student at UOG with an interest in any aspect of cancer research, including behavioral and/or quality of life or cultural issues, apply!