The month of March is the end of the first quarter of the year. March is also the beginning of Spring, St. Patrick’s Day, and International Women\u2019s Day. Speaking of Women\u2019s Day, the entire month of March is also acknowledged as Women\u2019s History Month. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Women\u2019s History Month is vaguely mentioned at the University of Guam. Women who are currently attending, as well as alumni of UOG have made an impact within the community. Women\u2019s History Month should be presented as more than a fun fact, it should be acknowledged and celebrated more on campus. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Althea Engman, a reporter for Guam\u2019s Pacific News Center, and a current Business Administration major student at the University of Guam had this to say about Women\u2019s History Month on campus, \u201cYes, Women\u2019s History Month should be acknowledged at the University of Guam. There are many things women have accomplished in history and should be highlighted whether it be Guam\u2019s history or US history For example, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero who became the first female Governor.\u201d Leon Guerrero made history when she was elected as governor of Guam in 2019, becoming Guam\u2019s 9th governor and the first female governor in Guam\u2019s history.<\/p>\n\n\n\n