College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences
Dean: Humans dominating wild nature "not working well"
Creative Hands 2022 to feature local artists' works of art
With 12 medical school acceptances, former UOG valedictorian selects Harvard
An anthropology major apprentices to learn traditional survival skills
Two students look to become indigenous stewards of Micronesian history
Faculty art exhibit opens at Isla Center for the Arts
In the News: ROTC alumni now an Army pilot
UOG public-impact project to uncover and preserve less-documented World War II sites in Chuuk
An inspirational professor brings his 30-year teaching career to a close
UOG professors selected for national leadership program
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences provides students with a broad and interconnected education in the arts, humanities, language, literature, and the social and behavioral sciences.
Through its four divisions, the college offers 10 major programs, 17 minor programs, three master’s programs, and courses that fulfill professional preparation requirements of other institutions of higher education.
The college also has a long tradition of sponsoring or co-sponsoring major conferences on important academic, intellectual, educational, community, and public policy issues. These include the CLASS Annual Research Conference, the Regional Language Arts Conference, the CLASS Colloquium Series, the University of Guam Film Festival.
UOG Charter Day celebrates student successes, highlights the diversity of the campus student community, and welcomes back alumni.
UOG conference speaker Ankit Panda, a Stanton Senior Fellow in the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, will discuss the drivers behind the missile defense race in the Indo Pacific.
A team led by Dr. William Jeffery, Associate Professor of Archaeology and Micronesian Studies at the University of Guam, is hoping to shed light on underrepresented stories and sites at Chuuk Lagoon and develop a more holistic view of the area's wartime past.
UOG professor, students join exploration to understand corals that have withstood sea warming.
A grant funded by the U.S. Department of Energy will be sending five University of Guam students to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland, Washington for a 10-week immersive research experience this summer.
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