
College of Natural & Applied Sciences
UOG joins research efforts toward harnessing energy from the sea
UOG graduate student studying Guam’s native freshwater eels
A UOG grad student is taking a big-picture look at little fire ants
Visiting Czech student finds a research host in UOG to study microplastics
Alumna Jennifer Ha heads to Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea to expand horizons in marine science
Biology major on track to be youngest CNAS graduate
With 12 medical school acceptances, former UOG valedictorian selects Harvard
UOG researcher contributes to NASA award winning app featuring Guam's reefs
Biology major Kyle Dahilig becomes UOG's first Udall Scholar
Working to benefit the island: A student's experience as an aquaculture intern
The College of Natural and Applied Sciences was created in 2003 by combining the former College of Agriculture and Life Sciences with the Mathematical Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Pre- professional programs from the former College of Arts and Sciences and the Military Science program from the former College of Business and Public Administration.
The College of Natural and Applied Sciences administers courses in military science and agriculture as part of the federal land grant mandate.
All courses offered for university credit are part of the Resident Instruction mission and are administered through the College of Natural and Applied Sciences. Non-credit university courses are part of the Extension mission and administered through the Cooperative Extension and Outreach. Faculty from WPTRC and CES serve as CNAS teaching faculty for the Agriculture, and Consumer and Family Sciences programs.
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The inventor of the first fully automated zero-waste aquaponics system visited Guam in December.
A mango orchard and two new guidebooks are ready to help improve mango production in Guam.
UOG studies about biochar were presented at a symposium at the largest national university in Okinawa, Japan recently.
Michael Fernandez was honored for his "standout" poster presentation on Guam's epiphytic orchids.
Two U.S. Department of Energy funding sources allow UOG to participate in research toward harnessing energy from the ocean
CNAS is celebrating 50 years of land-grant heritage! The designation of the University of Guam as a U.S. land-grant university in 1972 underscored the three-part mission of instruction, research, and service that constitute the foundation of the land-grant idea. Land-grant universities are charged to conduct research, teach the results, and share the benefits with the communities they serve.
Read success stories from students and alumni from the College of Natural & Applied Sciences. For more student success stories, visit our Student Achievement site.
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