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Education

Community Archaeology Day set for Friday at UOG

“During the month of October many organizations across the country observe Archaeology Month to promote public awareness, education, and preservation of archaeological and cultural heritage and we encourage our island community to join us in celebrating this important piece of our history at the Guam Community Archaeology Day event,” Interim Chief Program Officer for the Guam Preservation Trust Andrew Tenorio said.

By Jolene Toves ·

Guam Preservation Trust Archeology Day flyer

Government & Politics

Special Session on Governor's Bill 1 recessed to Monday as lawmakers await officials off island

"The DOA Director is returning tonight, pending any flight delays. The BBMR Director is unconfirmed, tentative return is Friday, traveling I believe with the Governor. The impacted leadership GMHA Administrator is also returning tonight pending any additional flight delays. The UOG Sea Grant head is on island if anyone wants to proceed," Duenas said.

By Jolene Toves ·

RECESS: Guam Legislature recesses 11th Special Session on Bill 1 (11-S) to Oct. 5.

Government & Politics

Senators seek Section 30 Funds for Schools as Governor proposes GMHA, UOG spending

“As Health Committee Chairperson, I’ve consistently fought to give GMH the funding and resources it needs. In fact, as part of this Republican-led Legislature, we’ve advocated for and provided more than $100 million to GMH through appropriations and supplemental funding for operations and much-needed capital improvements. So, you know where my heart is when it comes to our hospital," Salas Matanane said.

By Jolene Toves ·

SSHS exterior

Education

UOG launches program awarding college credit for work and life experience

"By recognizing prior learning, the program reduces barriers that often prevent working adults from returning to school, helping participants save time and tuition costs while accelerating progress toward an undergraduate degree. At the same time, students engage in a rigorous academic process that validates and strengthens their existing knowledge through faculty evaluation and reflection," UOG said.

By Jolene Toves ·

University of Guam

Education

UOG: Enriquez’s performance evaluation deemed ‘better than satisfactory’

"The Board’s evaluation reflects its confidence in President Enriquez’s leadership and the direction of the University,” Chair Mike Naholowaa said. “UOG has continued to strengthen its academic programs, research enterprise, and service to our island and region. We appreciate President Enriquez’s commitment to leading the University through this important period of growth.”

By Jolene Toves ·

Anita Borja Enriquez

Education

UOG to host 'Beyond the Status Quo' gubernatorial debate

The University of Guam's College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) and the Free Association Task Force are hosting the "Beyond the Status Quo Gubernatorial Debate" Wednesday, giving voters an opportunity to learn more about the candidates and their visions for Guam.

By Jolene Toves ·

UOG to host 'Beyond the Status Quo' gubernatorial debate

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