Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia
The Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia (URJM) is an academic journal that publishes original research and studies from undergraduate students throughout the region. This journal provides a deeper understanding of the unique issues surrounding Micronesia and provides an opportunity for students to share their academic findings with their community.
The first volume of the URJM features five articles written by current undergraduate students and alumni of UOG. Each article relates to a local-regional topic or issue.
The second volume of the URJM features five papers written by students from UOG's Psychology Program.
“A Qualitative Study: Exploring Labels in the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) Community on Guam and Their Experiences as LGB Individuals” by Elizabeth Flisco
The Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia (UOG Edition) seeks to highlight the research of University of Guam undergraduate students. The
journal welcomes manuscripts from each respective UOG academic program/discipline
for its Spring 2024 issue. The Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia (UOG Edition) will allow local and regional scholars and students to learn from and appreciate
the research and interests of undergraduate students and how their academic work contributes
to our community and region.
For other questions, please email URJ Publications Editor, Teresita Perez: ResearchJournal@triton.uog.edu
The Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia (UOG Edition) seeks to highlight the research of University of Guam undergraduate students. The journal welcomes manuscripts from each respective UOG academic program/discipline for its Spring 2024 issue. The Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia (UOG Edition) will allow local and regional scholars and students to learn from and appreciate the research and interests of undergraduate students and how their academic work contributes to our community and region.
Formatting and Other Relevant Information:
Prior to submitting the manuscript, students must review the detailed submission guidelines.
For other questions, please email URJ Editor, Teresita Perez: ResearchJournal@triton.uog.edu
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