Enrollment Management & Student Success (EMSS)
Enrollment Management & Student Success (EMSS)
Enrollment Management & Student Success (EMSS)
We are committed to Student Success!
The Enrollment Management and Student Success Division is committed to student success. Significant human growth and student development take place not only in the traditional classroom setting, but also in the residence halls, student center, and through involvement in campus co-curricular activities as well.
Under the direction of the Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Success are: Admissions
& Records, Financial Aid, Residence Halls, Student Counseling (Triton Advising Center,
Behavioral Health, and ADA), Student Health, Student Life, Career Development, UOG
AmeriCorps Volunteer Center, Triton Athletics and Recreation, and TRiO Programs.
For inquiries regarding programs and activities facilitated by EMSS, contact:
Rojas A. Gena
Office Hours: 
Office Location: Expertise
Leon Guerrero E. Arline
Office Hours: Office Location: Expertise
Reports & Policies
Clery Act Campus Security and Fire Safety Report
In adherence to the Clery Act, the University of Guam posts the Campus Security and Fire Safety Report which is submitted annually to US DOE.
Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Reports
Student Policies Manual
UOG Policy for the Protection of Minors
The University values its employees and students, and recognizes the importance that Minors have in their lives, on and off campus. The University also values its Programs that involve Minors. The safety and welfare of Minors who visit our campus, participate in our Programs, and are entrusted to our care is always of paramount importance. In order to help assure that safety, the University’s policy is that Minors are to be afforded protections whenever they are present on campus or participating in our Programs, which might be off campus and off island.
UOG Policy Prohibiting Sex Discrimination
This policy sets forth clear legal obligations wherein the University of Guam prohibits sex discrimination and wherein it will promptly respond to individuals who are alleged to be victims of sex discrimination in all its forms including, but not limited to, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sex offenses, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and inappropriate amorous relationships by offering supportive measures, by following a fair grievance process to resolve such allegations, and by providing remedies to victims of sex discrimination.
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All members of the University Community must work together to prevent and eliminate
sexual misconduct at the University of Guam.
Notice on accessibility: The University of Guam is currently in the process of converting legacy PDF documents and forms to accessible web pages, documents, and online forms that are WCAG 2.0-compliant. Until this project is completed, the UOG ADA Office is available to provide accessible versions of any such document upon request.
For assistance, please contact the Student Counseling and Advising Services/ADA Office at (671) 735-2460 [Telephone Device for the Deaf (TDD) number], or email sssablan@triton.uog.edu Please be prepared to provide the web address or URL of this page, as well as the name of the document you are trying to access.
Important Dates
Triton One-Stop – Your One-Stop for Student Services!
Tuesday, 04/01/2025, 9:00 AM
READY. SET. SUCCEED. College Readiness
Tuesday, 04/22/2025, All Day Event
Early Registration for Freshmen, Non-Degree Seeking Students, Post-Graduates
Tuesday, 04/22/2025, All Day Event
Student Opportunities
Grace Anne Dela Cruz, a junior at the University of Guam majoring in Nursing with a minor in Public Administration, has been named a 2025 Truman Scholar -- one of the nation's most prestigious scholarships for students pursuing careers in public service.
The University of Guam invites all incoming freshmen to join the Triton Summer Academy -- a free, one-week college readiness program designed to prepare students for a successful start at UOG. Participants will connect with peers, receive academic prep for math and English placement tests, and get direct support from Financial Aid, Admissions, and more. With multiple morning and afternoon sessions from June to July, students can register for the cohort that best fits their schedule. Build confidence, community, and college readiness before the semester begins!
The University of Guam's 2025 UOG EMPWR Expo invites students, alumni, and job seekers to a free career fair on April 25 at the UOG Calvo Field House. Connect with top employers in Guam, explore job and internship opportunities, and jumpstart your career.
The University of Guam successfully hosted its inaugural UOG Golf Driving Range Challenge, "Driving Higher Education Fore-ward!" on March 30, 2025, raising over $20,000 for student scholarships through the UOG Endowment Foundation. As the final event of UOG Charter Month, the fundraiser united students, businesses, alumni, and community members to support accessible higher education. Featuring fun competitions like "Longest Drive" and "Straightest Drive," the event combined friendly rivalry with philanthropy.
The Isla Center for the Arts at the University of Guam presents the 2025 UOG Undergraduate Exhibition, showcasing 128 works of art by selected undergraduate students. Featuring diverse media--including paintings, illustrations, sculptures, photography, prints, embroidery, and video--the exhibition highlights the creative talent at UOG. The opening reception takes place on April 10, 2025, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., at Isla Center for the Arts, #15 Dean's Circle, Mangilao. The exhibit runs from April 10 to April 25, 2025, with free admission. Experience the artistic excellence of UOG students and support the local art community!
Student Success
Pedro Blas, a University of Guam CHamoru Studies alumnus, has been elected as Yigo's youngest Vice Mayor. With a passion for culture and community service, Blas applies his UOG education and family legacy of leadership to improve the lives of Yigo residents.
Santos' academic journey was shaped by challenges, self-discovery, and embracing the unexpected.
Hunter Sidell wasn't sure about college until he found UOG. "Everyone was just trying to help each other."
UOG co-valedictorian and ROTC cadet Lidio Fullo in his Army uniform on graduation day.
The UOG agriculture majors say the trip expanded their curiosity and confidence in their academic path.
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