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Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia
Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia
Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia
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.
Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia Vol. I
2017
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.
Volume 1 of the Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia features the following articles:
- “Addressing American Empire in the Pacific: Chamorro-American Identity and Filipino
Settler Colonialism in 20th Century Guam” by Kristin Oberiano
- “Birds of a Feather Laugh Together: A Correlational Study between Humor and Intercultural
Sensitivity” by Maimia G. Orino
- “Navigating the Seas: The Canoes of Yap” by Rico Roldan
- “No Trust, No Us: Online and Offline Civic Engagement among Millennials in Guam” by
Ashley Q. Sablan
- “Thinking beyond the Box: The Need for Cognition as a Link between Intercultural Sensitivity and Cognitive Flexibility” by Archie C. Matta Jr.
Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia Vol. II
2023
The second volume of the URJM features five papers written by students from UOG's Psychology Program.
Volume II of the Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia features the following articles:
- “Open for Recycling: The Interactions Between Situation and Personality Concerning
Positive Waste Management” by Christina Oh
- “Perceptions of Suicide Among Emerging Adults of the Chuukese Population” by Jacklyn
Garote
- “Influences of Parent and Peer Attachment on Adolescent Substance Use in the CNMI”
by Casiana Reyes
- “The Effect of Attachment Styles on the Risk of Depression” by Beatrix Sardea
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“A Qualitative Study: Exploring Labels in the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) Community on Guam and Their Experiences as LGB Individuals” by Elizabeth Flisco
URJM is a scholar-reviewed annual online journal and welcomes manuscripts from all
academic programs/disciplines. The journal publishes original research produced by undergraduate students/recent
graduates who are enrolled in or have completed a capstone or research/thesis course
in their area of study, for which they have produced a research or review paper focused
on a topic/issue related to Micronesia.
For submission guidelines and further information, please email the University of Guam Press at uogpress@triton.uog.edu or call (671)735-2153.
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