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(Press Release) â CNMI residents are invited to express their interest in serving as a board member for the Northern Marianas Humanities Council.
 The council is a non-profit, private corporation affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities whose mission is to navigate and explore the human experiences of the indigenous and diverse peoples of the Commonwealth by enriching their lives through research, dialogue, programs, and publications.
The councilâs board is comprised of 13 volunteer members who serve three-year terms. The council strives to maintain a board that reflects a broad cross section of our CNMI community. The ideal candidate will have a strong desire to promote the councilâs mission, programs, and activities and to actively participate in fundraising activities. Board responsibilities include but are not limited to:
The University of Guam will confer degrees to more than 230 graduates at its Fanuchånan 2020 commencement ceremony Dec. 27.
The ceremony will be held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, streamed at 3 p.m. Dec. 27 at the university s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/UniversityofGuam.
The virtual ceremony will include a keynote speech by Dr. Edison P. Manaloto, a two-time UOG alumnus and the 2006 UOG valedictorian who this year returned to Guam as a medical doctor at Guam Regional Medical City.
“Edison embodies the UOG motto of excelsior, or ‘ever upward,’” said UOG President Thomas W. Krise. “He has continually reached for the next level and the next means of making an impact on his home island of Guam.”