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Information for Graduating Students

  • Group photo of David Patrick Crisostomo, Bastian Bentlage, John Francis Limtiaco

    UOG joins research efforts toward harnessing energy from the sea

  • A UOG graduate student's study seeks to find answers toward developing Guam river eel as a sustainable food source.

    UOG graduate student studying Guam’s native freshwater eels

  • Aja Omelau is investigating the numbers of invertebrates in LFA-infested and non-infested forests.

    A UOG grad student is taking a big-picture look at little fire ants

  • Interested in marine science, a Czech University student connected with UOG to conduct her thesis.

    Visiting Czech student finds a research host in UOG to study microplastics

  • Jennifer Ha will be studying ocean acidification in a master's program at King Abdullah University.

    Alumna Jennifer Ha heads to Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea to expand horizons in marine science

  • Nathan Paz plans to complete his degree at the age of 19, a rare occurrence in UOG data.

    Biology major on track to be youngest CNAS graduate

  • ’20 Valedictorian Megan Gimmen will pursue her M.D. at Harvard this fall on a full-ride scholarship.

    With 12 medical school acceptances, former UOG valedictorian selects Harvard

  • Dr. Romina King was part of the team that won the NASA Group Achievement Award.

    UOG researcher contributes to NASA award winning app featuring Guam's reefs

  • Kyle Dahilig is one of 55 students nationwide selected for the scholarship program.

    Biology major Kyle Dahilig becomes UOG's first Udall Scholar

  • Kat Perez's internship helps to grow an emerging food source for the island: shrimp!

    Working to benefit the island: A student's experience as an aquaculture intern

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