March 2016 - The Triton's Call

University of Guam Singers “Latte Tones” eyeing to represent Guam in Italy

by ALISSA ECLAVEACampus, Music, Students March 31, 2016Comments are Disabled

The University of Guam Singers, “Latte Tones,” aim to represent Guam at the Alta Pusteria International Choir Festival. Latte Tones is an a cappella pop and jazz choir from UOG. This will be Latte Tones President’s Andrew Gumataotao, second time participating in the Musicale Festival. Latte Tones public relations officer Marcel Jardeleza estimates …

UOG student awarded prestigous theater scholarship

by ALISSA ECLAVEACampus March 31, 2016Comments are Disabled

Robert Wang, a University of Guam theater major, was recognized at The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF). On Feb. 10, the last day of the festival, Wang received a scholarship to participate in the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique Theater Course, offered by California State University’s (CSU) Summer Arts program. The event is scheduled …

Student Government Association seeks student input for WASC review

by Anton RosarioCurrent Events March 31, 2016Comments are Disabled

Representatives from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges will be on campus in April to conduct an on-site review of the University of Guam. This review will help WASC determine the university’s eligibility for accreditation. In preparation for the on-site review, the 54th Student Government Association was tasked to form an event binder holding …

March 2016 issue

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February 2016 issue

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Professor presents research in ethnomathematics

by Elizabeth WellsCurrent Events March 29, 2016March 31, 2016Comments are Disabled

The University of Guam’s School of Education, in partnership with the Chamorro Studies program, held their sixth seminar in the “Around the Latte Stone…” series on Wednesday, March 2. The seminar explained the process and results of the six-year research project titled, “Math and Culture in Micronesia—Integrating Societal Experiences” (MACIMISE). The objective of MACIMISE was …

UOG Charter Day commences for the 48th year

by RIANNE PEREDOCurrent Events March 18, 2016March 31, 2016Comments are Disabled

The University of Guam held its 48th annual Charter Day on March 8. The theme for this year was “Triton Spirit: One University; Many Voices.” UOG Charter Day is a yearly event that is a celebration of culture following Guam History and Chamorro Heritage Day (formerly known as Guam Discovery Day) on March 7. UOG …

Celebrating Triton Spirit

by Blaze HubbardUncategorized March 16, 2016Comments are Disabled

For Triton’s Call The University of Guam’s Student Life Office held the annual Student Office Expo: Celebrating Triton Spirit at the Agana Shopping Center on Sunday, Feb. 28. The Tritons Got Talent contest was the main event, which featured 14 contestants who showcased their skills, performing acts ranging from singing covers such as …

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Financial aid information presented for TRiO workshop

by KREESHIA AQUINOCurrent Events March 16, 2016August 17, 2022Comments are Disabled

MANGILAO, Mar. 06—The UOG Financial Aid Office gave a presentation for one of TRiO’s recent workshops held on Friday, March 4. UOG Financial Aid officer Jordan Megofna led the presentation. The title of TRiO’s workshop was “Financial Aid: Understanding and maintaining my Pell Grant Award.” The highlights of the presentation were information regarding the cost …

Alternate Options For Students

by Ryan JesusProfiles March 15, 2016March 15, 2016Comments are Disabled

For Triton’s Call You’re so close to graduating, but that one class you need is completely full to capacity and the professor just won’t accept your override form. This has happened countless times to students of the University of Guam. So, what else is there to do? Well luckily, you can obtain credit for that …