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UNIVERSITY OF GUAM UNIBETSEDÅT GUAHAN

Society of Emeritus Professors & Retired Scholars

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TO: Dr. Anita Borja Enriquez, Interim Senior Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs FROM: Randall L. Workman, Ph.D., Chair, Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars SUBJECT: The Society’s Seventeenth Annual Report (2013) Members of the Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars (SEPRS) have engaged in numerous academic, research, and service activities this past year. These professional endeavors demonstrate how emeritus faculty continue to help the University achieve its mission for our community, the region, and elsewhere throughout the world. Attached is our annual report listing the work of contributing Society members. Members’ submissions appear in alphabetical order. An appendix summarizes the financial report for 2013. Thank you for your continued support and attention. Randall L. Workman, Chair Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars Prepared by Cynthia B. Sajnovsky, Recording Secretary (SEPRS) Robert M. Sajnovsky, Vice Chair (SEPRS)



The Society’s Seventeenth Annual Report (2013)

Compiled by Cynthia B. Sajnovsky, Professor Emerita of Music,

Secretary SEPRS Robert M. Sajnovsky, Professor Emeritus of Art,

Vice Chair, SEPRS



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Charles Birkeland, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Marine Biology

TEACHING Guest lectures (University of Hawaii Department of Biology) 2013 January 11 – Zoology 410 Corals and coral reefs “Paleontology, earlier reefs, basis of modern reefs”

for Cindy Hunter 2013 February 5 – Zoology 200 Marine Biology “Coral reefs” for Julie Brock 2013 September – Zoology 475 Invertebrate Zoology “Corals, tropical and temperate” for Julie Brock Graduate student degree committees Chaired the PhD dissertation committee of Jennifer Salerno who earned her PhD in 2013 with her dissertation, “Characterizing the diversity, distribution, and dynamics of coral reef bacterial communities across the Hawaiian Archipelago and greater Pacific Ocean.” 189 p. Current Member of PhD Dissertation Committee for Matthew Iacchei, Cheryl Squair, Nadiera C. Sukhraj, Sean McDuff Current Member of MS Thesis Committee for Abby Lapointe RESEARCH Publications (I have been fortunate. This year in retirement was more productive than most years when I was employed.)

2014 Weijerman, M.,C. Birkeland , G.A. Piniak, M.W. Miller, C.M. Eakin, P. McElhany, M.J.Dunlap,

M. Patterson, and R.E. Brainard. Endangered Species Act listing: three case studies of data deficiencies and consequences of ESA ‘threatened’ listing on research output. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 7: 1-7

2013 Birkeland, C., M.W. Miller, G.A. Piniak, C.M. Eakin, M. Weijerman, P. McElhany, M. Dunlap, and R.E. Brainard. Safety in numbers? Abundance may not safeguard corals from increasing carbon dioxide. BioScience 63: 967-974 2013 Birkeland, C., A. Green, D. Fenner, C. Squair, and A.L. Dahl. Substratum stability and coral reef resilience: insights from 90 years of disturbances on a reef in American Samoa. Micronesica 2013-06: 1 – 16

2013 Elahi, R., C. Birkeland, K.P. Sebens, K.R. Turner, and T.R. Dwyer. Interpreting shifts in subtidal communites after four decades: the importance of small-scale spatial context. Marine Biology 160: 3209-3219 doi:10.1007/s00227-013-2308-3

2013 Brainard, R.E., M. Weijerman, C.M. Eakin, P. McElhany, M.W. Miller, M. Patterson, G.A. Piniak, M.J. Dunlap, and C. Birkeland. Incorporating climate and ocean change into extinction risk assessments for 82 coral species. Conservation Biology 27: 1169-1178



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2013 Witman, J.D., P.K. Dayton, S.N. Arnold, R.S. Steneck, and C. Birkeland. Scuba revolutionizes marine science. Pages 3 – 11. In The revolution of science though scuba. Smithsonian Contributions to the Marine Sciences No. 39

2013 Birkeland, C., J.T. Carlton, S.L. Coles, N.L. Evenhuis, M.G. Hadfield, R.K. Kropp, J.A. Marsh, and R.T. Tsuda. Obituary for Lucius Gilbert Eldredge (1938-2013) Micronesica 2 p.

I served as Contributing Editor to Marine Ecology Progress Series Science Research Advisor to the Sanctuary Advisory Council of the Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary 20005 - 2013 Member of the Technical Review Committee for the Micronesia Conservation Trust (MCT) 2013 reviewed 6 grant proposals Fishery Local Action Strategy Hawaii (FLASH) Steering Committee (NOAA, State of Hawaii) 2005 – 2013 Member of SAFE (Scientist and Fisher Exchange) for NOAA

Paul Callaghan, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Economics

RESEARCH/CREATIVE WORK Callaghan, Paul, “Flight of the Dudek,” (The life story of a Palauan UOG student who became a University Professor) Published by Amazon Createspace, Amazon.com, C. 2012, ISBN 9781475109498, p. 452. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY Chair Emeritus and Member, Scientific and Statistical Committee, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council (The scientific advisory standing committee relative to management of fishery resources within the U.S. 200 mile exclusive economic zone), 1981 - Present. Chair, Finance and Administration Committee (FAC) of Central and Western Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) (A treaty commission of 34 Pacific nations and territories formed to manage migratory fish stocks in the central and western Pacific ocean, elected in 2013 to a term ending in 2016. Member, Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars, University of Guam, UOG Station, Mangilao, Guam, 1999 - Present. Member, Social Science Research Planning Committee, Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council (A committee responsible for planning and review of Council funded socioeconomic projects), 2002 - Present.



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President, Westwood Rifle and Pistol Club (A nonprofit sporting clays and shooting corporation in Plumas County California, 143 members), 2012 - Present. Participant, Managing Our Nation’s Fisheries (A meeting of national fisheries experts to make recommendations to NOAA/NMFS regarding the management of U.S. Fisheries), Renaissance Mayflower Hotel, Washington, DC, May 6-10, 2013. Master of Ceremonies and Introductory Remarks, Fishers Forum Hawaii, October 17, 2013, Harbor View Center, Honolulu, HI. Participant, Meeting of the Permanent Advisory Committee to the U.S. Section to the Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission, NMFS Honolulu service Center, Honolulu, HI, October 28-29, 2013. Member, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Delegation to the Western & Central Pacific Fisheries Commission, Cairns Conference Centre, Cairns, Australia, November 28 – December 7, 2013 Participant, National Electronic Monitoring Workshop (A workshop to facilitate the implementation and integration of electronic monitoring (EM) into U.S. fisheries), Edgewater Hotel, Seattle, WA, January 8-9, 2014.

Filomena Melba Cantoria, Ph.D. Professor Emerita of Accounting

TEACHING I taught a CPA review class in 2013. COMMUNITY SERVICE I resumed my duties as a Commissioner at the Public Utilities commission in November, 2013.

Kenneth L. Carriveau, M.L.S., Ph.D., M.Div. Professor Emeritus of Library Science

RESEARCH

a. Publications 1. Guam & Micronesia Virtual Library. 2013 www edition. Compiled & edited by Kenneth

L. Carriveau, et al. Mangilao, GU: University of Guam, the Micronesian Area Research Center and the Society of Emeritus Professors & Retired Scholars. Note: The virtual library currently proffers 4,325+ full-text references to off-campus users; the bibliographic database is available at http://virtually.uog.edu



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2. Guam & Micronesia Digital Bibliography. 2013 Endnote edition. Compiled & edited by Kenneth L. Carriveau, et al. Mangilao, GU: University of Guam, the Micronesian Area Research Center and the Society of Emeritus Professors & Retired Scholars. Note: The digital bibliography has 11,250+ references; the bibliographic database is available to the public off-line in the Guam & Micronesia Collection’s reading room.

SERVICE a.Professional service

Digital Bibliographer & Digital Publications Editor [0.10 FTE @ MARC]

b.Service to the University SEPRS Member & Treasurer

PHILANTHROPY

a. Micronesian Area Research Center Benefactor [Donated Equipment & Library Materials] One (1) desk-top computer, one (1) lap-top computer, One (1) microfilm reader/scanner/printer, One (1) plaque for MARC Manmanaina, Ten (10) theses on microfilm, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau Microfilm Collection on the Catholic Church in Micronesia

b. UOG Foundation Benefactor Emeritus Hall Fund, MARC Gala Event

Theodore M. Critchfield, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Japanese

SERVICE

Continuing public service as a member of the Civil Air Patrol, KY214 squadron.

Leroy F. Heitz, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Engineering

RESEARCH I was co-investigator with Dr. Khosrowpanah of WERI on a research project funded by the US Geological Survey in which we developed a water system model and geographic information system of the Weno Chuuk water delivery system. In August 2012, I made a field trip to Chuuk to gather water system component data and to coordinate with officials at the Chuuk Public Utility Corporation. I completed this project and a technical report has been published by WERI.



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Heitz, L. F. and sh. Khosrowpanah, “Improving the Weno, Chuuk Water Distribution System Using Hydraulic Modeling and Geographic Information Systems” University of Guam, Water and Environmental Research Institute of the Western Pacific (WERI), Technical Report No 140, March 2013, 50 pages.

I completed work on a Guam Water Works Authority and Military funded study that investigated Ground Water under the Direct Influence of Surface water on Guam. This study is commonly known as the Guam GWUDI study. I analyzed continuous water quality data and bacterial data for 21 wells located in Northern Guam. I submitted separate technical completion reports for the GWA and military portions of the project to WERI. Project stake holder meetings were held in Guam in November of 2013. During these meetings, I e extensive briefing on the results of our studies. As a result of the data and analyses presented, all the wells on Guam were declared not under the direct influence of surface water. This new determination will quite likely save GWA and military rate payers millions in additional water rate increases in the future. I am presently co-investigator with Dr. Khosrowpanah of WERI, University of Guam on a project that was funded by the US Geological Survey. In this project we are developing a computerize water system model and Geographic Information System (GIS) for the Pohnpei Island water distribution system located in Pohnpei State, Federated States of Micronesia. In August 2013, I made a field trip to Chuuk to gather water system component data and to coordinate with officials at the Pohnpei Utility Corporation. The water system model and GIS system development is nearing completion. The project should be completed by the end of February 2014. I am co-investigator with Dr. Khosrowpanah of WERI University of Guam on a proposal being submitted for funding by the US Geological Survey. This project is titled “Prediction of Flow Duration Curves at Ungaged Stream Sites in Guam”. If funded, we will use GIS modeling techniques to predict flow duration curves of daily streamflow in South Guam streams. This past year, I continued my own professional development by sharpening my programming skills for use in “Windows 8” Modern User Interface software development using Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. As a result, I am developing a hydraulic analysis software application package for Windows 8.1. I have nearly completed the first module which applies the commonly used Hazen Williams equation to compute pipe losses in closed conduit flow. I plan to add additional modules for closed conduit flow and open channel flow as time goes on.

Anthony K. Kallingal, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Statistics and Measurement

I just completed all the required refresher courses for 2014 tax season. Ever since my retirement I have been working on a seasonal basis for H and R Block in Henderson, Nevada, preparing individual tax returns. I work for three and half months, from January till April 15. That little occupation keeps me out of trouble and mentally alert. Of course there is financial benefit too. We enjoyed our visit to Guam very much in early November. During our stay there Dr. Lorraine Yamashita treated us to a fantastic luncheon. Thanks, Lorraine. I also had the opportunity to call on UOG President,



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Dr. Underwood. Our chitchat lasted about 45 minutes. When I was about to leave office, he was gracious enough to give me a gift, a UOG T-shirt. It definitely helps me to keep UOG memory alive. Thanks, Robert. I was saddened to hear from Dr. Lawrence Kasperbauer that Dr. Stahlnecker passed away last year. Anthony Kallingal, 2128 Mountain City Street, Henderson, NV 89052

George Kallingal, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Educational Psychology

TEACHING 1. Taught 2 courses at UOG during the Spring semester of 2013 2. Taught 1 course for the University of Maryland during the Spring semester of 2013 3. Taught 1 course at UOG during the Summer term of 2013 4. Taught 4 courses at UOG during the Fall semester of 2013 RESEARCH Published 2 papers in a refereed journal of the Institute of Management, Guwahati, India in January, 2013

and July, 2013 Conducted six (6) 3-hour seminars for 25-30 Pediatricians in each session, from the Philippines at the

Guam Hilton Hotel Gave 38 lectures in three weeks in June, 2013 in Darjeeling, Siliguri and Kolkatta, India Gave 10 lectures at different conferences on Guam SERVICE Conducted several diagnostic evaluations on veterans at the request of theVeterans Evaluation Services

(VES) of Houston, Texas

Conducted suitability evaluations on new police recruits at the request of Guam Police Department (GPD)



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Lawerence F. Kasperbauer,Ph.D Professor Emeritus of Sociology

SERVICE University service: a. UOG Society of Professor Emeritus and Retired Scholars (SPERS); Member and completed third term as chair. Made annual contribution to the Emeritus Scholarship program

b. Member Emeritus Phi Delta Kapa (PDK) Education Honors Society. Education hall of fame, PDK Guam chapter

c. UOG Foundation supporter

Community service: a. Siais International University, Zhengzhou, Henan Province, PRC, Foundation Board of Director

Member; Alumni Affairs Committee Chair

b. Made annual donation to the Siais International University Scholarship Program.

c. Guam home-stay program coordinator for Sias International University students.

d. Guest speaker on “Social and Economic Development in Guam” in Carroll Iowa. Presentation given to members of the Rotary Club.

e. Guam Commission on Educator Certification (GCEC), serve as member as treasurer. Also serve as legislative liaison. Was reappointed by the governor and confirmed by the legislature and on serving a second three- year term.

f. 2013 F.B. Leon Guerrero middle school Yigo Guam. Served as a judge for the annual science fair.

g. Rotary Club of Guam, member, past president and active and active with 42 years of perfect weekly attendance at meetings; supporter of community programs and projects

h. Guam Elderly Nutrition Program Advisory Board, Member and Co-chair

i. Anderson Air Force Base WWII Environmental Cleanup Advisory

j. Gugagon/NCS Family Neighborhood Association Honorary Member and Advisor.

k. Agana Beach Condo (61 units/homes) Home Owners Association, Member & President.

l. Santa Barbara Parish Finance Committee member

m. As Tunbo Blessed John Paul II church construction planning committee member.



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Lourdes Klitzkie, Ph.D. Professor Emerita of Special Education

TEACHING I reviewed and administered the Miller Analogies Test (MAT) to a student who was applying for a Graduate Program at Maryhurst University in Portland, Oregon PHILANTHROPY Contributed money to the Emeritus Scholarship Fund and Capital Improvement Fund, MAT Test Contributed money to Yigo village events. SERVICE Chair of the School of Education Alumni Association ( SOE) Consulted with Norman Analista, Director of UOG Alumni Association on how to get alumni involved in

UOG activities and other fundraising events.

Society of Emeritus Society (SEPRS) University/Community Committee Chair Started the Project showcasing members' (SEPRS) accomplishments, projects ,activities, etc. through

electronic and print media.

Continued to work with Jonas Macapinlac, Director of Integrated and Marketing Communications

HIRO KURASHINA, Ph.D. Director Emeritus of Micronesian Area Research Center 1991-2003

TEACHING: A. Teaching

• Co-lectured with Dr. Rebecca Stephenson to 25 students from Gifu Women’s College at UOG PIP Classroom 205 on August 28, 2013. • Co-lectured with Dr. Rebecca Stephenson to 30 students from Akita Prefectural University at AV-3, UOG library organized by the UOG PIP on September 4, 2013. B.Student Advisement • Academic advisement for Graduate Student Ryu Arai from Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo) in 2013.



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ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS:

A. Invited Guest Co-Speaker • Power Point Presentation, “UOG – Univ. of Notre Dame Bali Field School”, with Dr. Rebecca

A. Stephenson at a colloquium held at Robert Christie Research Centre (operated by University of New South Wales) in Siem Reap, Cambodia. July 8 2013. RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP:

A. Professional Consultation • Invited consulting party in preparation of a MOA by USAF, coordinated by the U.S. Pacific Air Force. 2012-2013. • Invited consulting party for the tour of megalithic sites in the CNMI for World Heritage nomination for Micronesian Stone Heritage Sites with the ICAHM Executive Board at the Invitation of ICAHM Vice President Dr. John Peterson. April 9-11, 2013. The team met with CNMI Governor E. Inos and Lt. Governor J. Hofschneider at Capitol Hill on April 11, 2013. • Invited consulting scholar for pre-field student training in Bali for the team led by Dr. Liz Coville of Hamline University. June 27 – July 4, 2013. • Interviewed and video-taped by Ms. Rlene Steffy regarding Mariana Islands Archaeology on December 2, 2013. • Professional consultation was provided to visiting scholars: Dr. James Bayman (UH-Manoa) and Dr. Sandra Monton Subias (University of Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain) in December, 2013. B. Archaeological Fieldwork • Assisted the archaeological excavation at House of Taga on Tinian, CNMI, directed by Dr. Mike Carson and Dr. Hsiao-chun Hung of Australian National University in March, 2013. Attended a public lecture by Dr. Carson and Dr. Hung which was sponsored by the NMI Council for the Humanities and held at the American Memorial Park Visitor Center on Saipan on March 16, 2013. • Visited the Archaeological Excavation Project directed by Dr. Miriam Stark (UH-Manoa) and made professional consultations with Dr. James Bayman

(UH- Manoa) at Robert Christie Research Centre (operated by the University of New South Wales, Australia) in Siem Reap, Cambodia, July 5-11, 2013.

• Visited archaeological sites on Tinian (House of Taga, Unai Dangkulo, Unai Chulu and others) with the ICAHM Executive Board Members. April 9-11, 2013. • Visited ancient stone money sites in Yap, FSM. June 12, 2013. C. Research

• Continued writing a final project report pertaining to archaeological research conducted on Guam.



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D. Professional Reviews • Reviewer of Research Design submitted by Dr. Mike Carson (ANU- MARC/UOG) to the CNMI HPO for Continued Archaeological Excavation in a Landward Portion of House of Taga, Tinian, CNMI. February 6, 2013. • Reviewer of Research Design for Searching Amelia Earhart’s Aircraft Electra at As Lito and Isely Airfields National Historic Landmark on Saipan submitted by Mike Harris, Richard Martini and Captain Paul H. Cooper to the CNMI HPO. March 7, 2013. • Reviewer of FY2013 CNMI Historic Preservation Office Projects: a) Chalan Kanoa Historic Architectural Survey, Saipan, b) CNMI Inventory System Assessment, Phase 1, and c) Consulting Archaeologists. May 17-18, 2013. • Reviewer of MARFORPAC Notice of Field Survey Work for the CNMI HPO. July 22, 2013. • Reviewer of Rota Mayor’s request to relocate stone pillars and capstones to Taga Stone Quarry at As Nieves, Rota, CNMI. August 27, 2013. • Reviewer of a book proposal requested by the Editor of BAR Series, Mr.Gerald Brisch, Archaeopress, Gordon House, Oxford, UK. November 26, 2013. • Reviewer of the Draft Report submitted by ARCGEO on Chalan Kanoa Historic Architectural Survey, Saipan for the CNMI HPO. December 30, 2013. E. Visits to World Heritage Sites and Museums • Visited Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, and other stone monument sites in Cambodia, July 5-11, 2013. • Visited the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Macau Museum. October 17, 2013.

CREATIVE ENDEAVORS

• Publication of a photograph in the National Geographic Travel’s Illuminating the World Series. December, 2013. It was also published by the Daily Mail in UK (12/06/2013), msn photos UK (12/12/2013), and yahoo (12/05/2013).

• Several digital images were selected as Master Shots by LFI International in Hamburg, Germany and published online in the LFI Gallery.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE: • Chair, MARC Advisory Council with Co-Chair Professor Emerita Dr. LoraineYamashita. MARC Advisory Council assisted the organizational and fund-raising aspects of the MARC Gala held on March 21, 2013. The MARC Advisory Council met on February 8, and March 1, 2013.

• Attended the MARC Gala at the Hilton Guam Resort and Spa held on March 21, 2013.

• Co-Sponsor of the Dr. Rebecca A. Stephenson Award (with $500/$1000 scholarship) given annually through CLASS and the UOG Endowment Foundation, May 17, 2013.



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• Attended the UOG - CLASS Award Ceremony on May 17, 2013 at which the Dr. Rebecca A. Stephenson Award was given to an outstanding CLASS student. • Attended the UOG Spring Commencement on May 26, 2013. Mr. Henry Tan, the oldest son of Dr. Tan Siu Lin, received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from President Robert Underwood during the commencement. Dr. Henry Tan gave the Commencement Address. He is now the only UOG graduate who has three consecutive degrees from UOG (BA, MBA, and Honorary Doctorate). • Attended the Naming Ceremony of Tan Lam Pek Kim Building on UOG Campus on September 18, 2013. • Attended a function in honor of a Taiwan Aboriginal Delegation from Hualien, Taiwan held at MARC on September 9, 2013. • Attended a function in honor of CNMI Lt. Governor Jude Hofschneider held at MARC on September 10, 2013. • Attended the UOG Distinguished Alumni Awards Gala at the Hilton Guam Resort and Spa on November 14, 2013. Our former student Ms. Darlene Moore and a good friend Mr. George Chiu of Tan Holdings were two of the several awardees. • Served as Chairman, Emeritus Scholarship Committee, Society for Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars, 2013, initially appointed by SEPRS Chair Dr. Larry Kasperbauer in 2011.

• Attended SEPRS Quarterly meetings at the Emeritus Hall, UOG on March 12, September 10, and December 10, 2013.

• Attended a CLASS Book Launch dinner at Fiesta Resort Guam on December 10, 2013.

• Attended the Presidential Lecture by Mr. Jeremy Barns, Director of the Philippine National Museum in Manila on January 24, 2013. The Presidential Lecture was preceded by a photo exhibit on Ifugao organized by Dr. Stephen Acabado (presently at UCLA) and held at the Consulate General of the Philippines at ITC Building in Tamuning on the same day. • Attended the Presidential Lecture by Dr. Kiyoshi Kurokawa from Japan at the Multi-Purpose Room, UOG campus, on October 14, 2013. Invited by the Office of UOG President Dr. Robert Underwood to a luncheon in honor of Dr. Kurokawa at Meskela in Hagatna on October 15, 2013. COMMUNITY SERVICE

A. Professional Service • Served as a Member of the CNMI Historic Preservation Review Board in 2013; Attended the CNMI Historic Preservation Review Board meetings held during August 22-23, 2013 on Saipan

and December 4-6, 2013 on Tinian, CNMI. As part of the meeting held on Tinian, the arrested landings by F-18s were observed at West Field. U.S. Marine Corps exercises (code named Forager Fury) at North Field were also observed by the members of the review board.

• Served as Chief Judge. JET Program Application Review and Interview Panel for the Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Consulate General of Japan in Hagatna, February 21, 2013.



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• Served as Chief Judge. Japan National Scholarship Program Application Review and Interview Panel at the Consulate General of Japan in Hagatna. June 25, 2013.

. B. Service to the Community

• Served as Presidential Advisor to Mr. George Lai, President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam (CCCG). Attended monthly CCCG Board meetings and provided advice and assistance to CCCG President George Lai on a number of issues throughout 2013.

• Served as Chairman, CCCG USSBA Award Nomination Committee. Two out of

three nominees from CCCG won the USSBA Awards: 1. Entrepreneurial Success Award and 2. the USSBA Minority Champion of the Year for 2013. Attended the USSBA Award Ceremony held at Adelup on April 3, 2013. • Served as Editor and Chairman of the CCCG Directory Committee. Contributed to the preparation and publication of the 2014 Year of the Horse Membership Directory of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam. • Submitted a letter of recommendation in support of Ms. Mertie for her promotion to become Historic Preservation Officer of CNMI on March 27, 2013.

C. Community Engagement: • VIP Sponsor for the Chinese New Year Gala at SandCastle hosted by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam. February 13, 2013. • VIP Sponsor for the Spring Mixer organized by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam held at the Hyatt Regency. May 15, 2013. • Invited Guest, Guam Chinese Association – United Chinese Association of Guam Joint Chinese New Year Gala held at PIC. February 22, 2013.

• Invited Guest, the 35th Anniversary of the Chinese School of Guam held at Micronesia Mall on April 20, 2013. • Invited Guest to dinner by Japanese Consul General H. Shimizu at his official residence on August 2, 2013 on the occasion of honoring the new JET Recipients.

• Invited Guest to dinner by Japanese Consul General H. Shimizu at his official residence on August 31, 2013 on the occasion of the visit of the Hon. Vice Minister of Environment from the Japan Government. • Attended the CCCG Spring Mixer held at the Hyatt Grand Ballroom on May 15, 2013. • Attended the wedding of one of our former Anthropology students in Ulithi Atoll, Yap State in FSM on June 14, 2013.

• Invited Guest, the 18th Anniversary Dinner hosted by CLAG at the Sheraton on May 10, 2013. • Invited Guest, the Make-A-Wish Foundation Annual Gala. August 17, 2013.



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• Invited Guest, Dr. Tan Siu Lin’s 83rd Birthday Party held at Fiesta Guam Resort. September 18, 2013. • Invited Guest, Mid Autumn Moon Festival sponsored by the United Chinese Association of Guam on September 20, 2013.

• Invited Guest, Annual American Red Cross Red Ball on September 21, 2013. • Invited Guest, the 101st Ten-Ten Celebration sponsored by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office of Guam held at the Sheraton. October 9, 2013. • Invited Guest to participate in a seminar organized by NTA President Kanasugi and Manager K. Dalalo on July 12, 2013 at the Holiday Resort. • Invited Guest, Emperor’s Birthday Party hosted by the Japanese Consulate General on December 12, 2013. • Attended the funeral for Mr. Tony Palomo at St. Anthony’s Church in Tamuning on February 12, 2013. • Attended the Annual Mardi Gras at the Hyatt on February 15, 2013. • Attended the Annual AAUW Fundraiser Lunch at the Hilton Guam Resort and Spa on March 30, 2013. • Attended the 10th World Summit of Chinese Entrepreneurs held at the Venetian Macao Resort Hotel. October 18-20, 2013. • Attended the Check Presentation made by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam in support of the victims of Super Typhoon Haiyan at the CCCG Conference Room. November 20, 2013. • Attended the Annual Akimatsuri, hosted by the Japan Club of Guam. Ypao Beach Park. November 30, 2013.

PHILANTHROPY Donations:

• UOG Endowment Foundation for the Dr. Rebecca A. Stephenson Award and• UOG Endowment Foundation for the MARC Gala. • Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam. • Kamalen Kalidat to feed the hungry and homeless through CCCG. • Salvation Army’s Annual Toy Drive through CCCG. • American Red Cross for Super Typhoon Haiyan’s victims in the Philippines through CCCG.



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Chin-tian Lee, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Horticulture

SERVICE Community Service: Advisor, Oversea Chinese Affairs Commission of Republic of China ( Taiwan ). Vice President, Federation of Republic of China ( Taiwan ) Democracy and Freedom on Guam. Secretary and member of Board of Directors, Villa Gi Papa Ladera Homeowners Association. President, Chinese Table Tennis Association of Guam University service: Member, UOG Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars. PHILANTHROPY Monetary donation to victims of Supertyphoon Haiyen in Philippines. Monetary donation to University of Wisconsin, Madison. Monetary donation to Chinese School of Guam.

Wilfred Leon Guerrero, Ed.D. President Emeritus, 1988-1993

SERVICE I continue to serve as trustee of the GovGuam retirement fund (Vice Chair & Chair of the investment committee) and am a member of the UOG Endowment Board( Chair of investment committee).

Joyce McCauley, Ph.D. Professor Emerita of Reading Specialization

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS:

a. Publications McCauley, J.K, Williams, J., & Grumble, M. (2013) How does your heart work? The use of Performing Text to strengthen academic understanding. Science and Children, April/May Issue, 68-72



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b. Teaching

1. Methods of Teaching Reading, 3 credits, Sam Houston State University 2. Methods of Teaching Writing, 3 credits, Sam Houston State University 3. Literacy Assessment, 3 credits, Sam Houston State University

I received the Sam Houston State University’s Award for Excellence in Teaching for 2013. Quite an honor for me! (I was awarded this same award, Excellence in Teaching, at the University of Guam in 1994 too)

RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

a. Presentation: April 19-22, 2013. Listening to the voices of struggling readers and writers:

What they want educators to know (Institute). International Reading Association Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas

b. Presentation: August 22, 2013. Covering Your Bases: How ACE Courses Advance Your Teaching, Research, and Service. Fall 2013 Annual SHSU Teaching Conference, Huntsville, TX.

c. Presentation: February 23, 2013. Frogs, Kangaroos, and Snakes! Creating Reader’s

Theater from non-fiction texts. 18th Annual Young Child Winter Conference, Huntsville, TX.

SERVICE

A. Professional service 1. I present numerous workshops to the SHSU faculty on Academic Community Engagement (an initiative linking course work with community needs).

2. I am a frequent speaker at local schools on the topic of mentoring preservice teachers.

B. Service to the University (Sam Houston State University) 1. August 2013. Acquired a Community Grant from Target. $2000

2 .January 2013. Acquired an Endowment for SHSU for $40,000.

C. Service to the Community 1. I am the Director of The Center for Academic Community Engagement. My job is to form relationships with local and national organizations and non-profits, assess their

needs, and facilitate partnerships with University faculty and students to meet those needs in ways that are mutually beneficial.

2. Obtain small grants for local community projects (Marriott Senior Living Services($1500) and Barnes and Noble Booksellers ($225)

PHILANTHROPY

To UOG: $500 for the Emeritus Scholarship fund. To other academic institutions I give each year to the annual fund drive at Sam Houston State University.



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Harley Manner, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Geography and Micronesian Studies

RESEARCH Publications :

Manner, H.I. 2013. Contributions of Clarence Y.C. Wong and Current Updates on the Flora of Romonum Island, Chuuk Lagoon, Federated States of Micronesia. Ethnobotany Research & Applications, 11: 205-249.

Manner, H. I., Mueller-Dombois, D., and Rapaport, M. 2013. Terrestrial ecosystems. Chapter 8. In, Rapaport, M. (Editor) The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society, pp. 95 – 108. Revised Edition. University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.

Manner, H.I., and Thaman, R.R. 2013. Agriculture. Chapter 28.. In, Rapaport, M. (Editor.) The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society, pp. 341 – 354. Revised Edition. University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.

James A. Marsh, Jr., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Marine Biology

COMMUNITY SERVICE Led more than 70 adult and school tours as a volunteer docent at the Honolulu Museum of Art for the 10th

consecutive year PHILANTHROPY Monetary donation to the UOG Foundation Monetary donations to three other lesser academic institutions with which I have been affiliated

Milagros K. Moguel, M.A.

Professor Emerita of Consumer and Family Science TEACHING 1. Taught CF 120, Clothing Construction, CF315, Interior Design and CF325, Textiles, Lecture & Lab. 2. My students in Interior Design had their art works exhibited in the Philippine Consulate Office for the month of November, 2013. These art works which deal with Philippine-scenes were donated to the Filipino Community of Guam Club House.



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CREATIVE ENDEAVORS Joined the annual art exhibit of the Guam Filipino Artists at Nissan and the Agana Shopping Center. My projects were metal embossing. SERVICE 1.Principal of the Eskwelahang Munti of Guam, a school which teaches Philippine language and culture. The 6th graduation of children was held last December 8, 2013. 2. Press Relations Officer of the Filipino Community of Guam. 3. Member - Guam Filipino Artists

Stephen G. Nelson, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Marine Biology

RESEARCH Publications:

Glenn, E.P., T. Anday, R. Chaturvedi, R. Martinz-Garcia, S. Pearlstein, D. Soliz, S.G. Nelson, and R.S. Felger. 2013. Three halophytes for saline-water agriculture: an oilseed, a forage and a grain crop. Environmental and Experimental Botany 92: 110-121.

Hernandez-Bazarra, C., D. Lopez Cantu, J. Loredo Osti, K. Fitzsimmons, and S.G. Nelson. 2013. Productivity of polycultured Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) and Pacific white shrimp (Litopennaeus vannamei) in a recirculating system. Israeli Journal of Aquaculture –Bamidgeh: IJA_65,2013.802, 5 pp.

Nelson, S. G. 2013. Chapter 9. Aquatic ecosystems. p. 109-124 in Moshe Rapaport (editor) The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society (Revised Edition). The University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.

SERVICE A. Professional: Reviewer for the USDA Small Business and Innovative Research (SBIR) program. B. Community: Brass performance: 1) Old Arizona Brass Band--recreates military and civilian bands of the late 9th century and early 20th century (Bb cornet); 2) Old Pueblo Brass Band--British-style brass band (Eb and Bb cornet); 3) Retro Swing 7—a little big band focused on music of the swing era (trumpet, flugel horn); River Road Ramblers—traditional jazz, Dixieland, group (cornet).



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Kathleen R. Owing-Jones, M.A.

Professor Emerita of English SERVICE Community Service My husband and I work with Mid City Concerns, an agency that works with the elderly. Specifically, we work with meals on Wheels program. Our clients are usually housebound and elderly, although some clients may be recovering from an accident or medical issue that has temporarily disabled them. Meals on Wheels insures that the clients get at least one hot meal each day. We do not work every day, but in our part-time service, we delivered more than 300 meals last year. Our other interest is the Ronal McDonald House, which provides affordable accommodations to families of ill children who are being treated at one of four hospitals. We volunteered on holidays to serve meals to those families who have to be away from their homes on special days. We are grateful to be of some help to people who are worried and frightened. Happily, on Thanksgiving Day, 2013, there were not so many ill children in Spokane, so there were not as many family members to serve dinner to, and we had a chance to chat with the few who were there. In 2014 we hope to do more in other areas such as the symphony and the museums. As long as we remain healthy, we will be useful where we can. I wish you and the University of Guam the very best year ever. It was a privilege to teach there, and it is a privilege to be a member of SEPRS.

Daniel L. Robertson, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of English and Applied Linguistics

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS: *I have worked with the principal of the local Chinese school to improve the English language usage in teaching materials and communications of the school through editorial assistance. *I delivered a guest lecture on general linguistics to Dr. Michael Ehlert’s Congnitive Psychology class at the University of Guam College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP *This year I have continued to work on developing my knowledge of Chinese language and culture, a pursuit which I began in 1966 in the USAF. I have enrolled in the Chinese School of Guam and am about to finish the 6th Grade. *I have established and maintained communication with a representative of the publishing company which provides the teaching materials to the local Chinese school, and we have met several times in Taiwan. To date, I have provided editorial reviews and suggested revisions for the first four books of the 10-book series.



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*I was invited to join the McREL Pacific-University of Guam CEDDERS Research Alliance, led by former UOG CLASS Dean Dr. Mary Spencer, in the development of a project to investigate the situation of migrant learners on Guam. I have attended all of the quarterly meetings of the Alliance. SERVICE: *As mentioned above, I have provided expertise in English language editing to the local Chinese school throughout the year. In addition, I have participated in all of the activities of the school. *I have participated in the activities of the SPERS over the past year, and have attended the meetings of the Society. PHILANTHROPY: *I have made contributions in cash and in kind to the University, to the Chinese School of Guam, and to other charitable organizations on island.

Cynthia B. Sajnovsky, Ph.D. Professor Emerita of Music

TEACHING 1. Private Celtic harp student, meeting weekly. RESEARCH/CREATIVE 1. Performed on harp and keyboard in 7 concerts with the Guam Symphony Orchestra: in 2013: February 7 Children's concerts at Aurora Hotel, Tumon Bay (2 performances); March 23/24 Spring Concerts at Aurora Hotel (2); October 23/27 Broadway on the Bay at the Sandcastle, Tumon Bay (2); December 8 Annual Seaside Concert at Ypao Band Shell (1) 2. Attended the American Harp Society Summer Institute in Los Angeles, California, June 16-19, 2013 SERVICE University Service: 1. Elected Secretary of the Society of Emeritus Professors and Research Scholars; Maintain the SEPRS Member Guide 2. Represented SEPRS in May and December Commencement Ceremonies, 2013



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Community Service: 1. U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary: appointed Secretary. Additional 2013 activities included:

`Represented the Guam Flotilla in the July 21 Liberation Day Parade, Participated in the Auxiliary Piti Management Site for the September 21 International Coastal Cleanup, Assisted the Coast Guard in the Merizo Angel Tree on December 21

2. Co-host of "Airing the Arts" at KPRG Public Radio for Guam, completing 19th years on the air in 2013. Aired 32 shows in 2013. Preparation of weekly Calendar of the Arts which we announce on the air throughout each week and publish on www.KPRGFM.com weekly. I schedule interviews, and am on the air with co-host with Robert Sajnovsky 3. Adjudicator of the 2013 Young Artists' Competition sponsored by the Guam Symphony Society, January 23 and 24 4. Adjudicator of the 2013 Tumon Bay Music Festival for the choral and handbell categories, March 4, 5, and 9 PHILANTHROPY/ MEMBERSHIPS/ /HONORS 1.Contributor/Member of the ISLA Center for the Arts, KPRG Public Radio for Guam (Guhan member),

Guam Symphony Society (Patron supporter) 2. Contributor to Guam Museum Foundation 3. Member of the World Harp Congress and the American Harp Society 4. Inclusion in Who's Who in America 67th edition. Inclusion in Who's Who of American Women 28th edition

Robert M. Sajnovsky, M.F.A. Professor Emeritus of Art

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS: PUBLICATONS/ TEACHING

Publications:

1. Art work created for and displayed in UOG Faculty Biennial, ISLA Center for the Arts, December, 2013. 2.Art work donated and displayed at the KPRG’s Postcard Art Auction, Agana, December, 2013. My art works sold, and all proceeds went to KPRG Public Radio for Guam’s programs.



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SERVICE University Service:

1. Was an active member of the Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars of the University of Guam, elected and served second term as Secretary, to March, 2013. Elected and currently serving as Vice Chair, from March 2013. 2. Compiled and prepared the SEPRS 2012 Annual Report. 3. Represented the Society at UOG’s Spring and Fall Commencement Exercises.

Community Service:

1. Along with my wife, Dr. Cynthia Sajnovsky, continued 19th year of co-hosting, “Airing the Arts”, a weekly 30 minute program for KPRG, Guam’s Public Radio Station. We interview local artists and discuss current arts events in which they are engaged; and I prepare a weekly calendar of current arts events happening on Guam which is aired several times weekly and is also published on the KPRG website.

2. Continued volunteer work as a Coast Guard Auxiliarist by being elected the District 14 (Hawaiian Islands, Guam and Saipan) District Captain – Prevention; and also serving as the District 14 Staff Officer for Member Training, and the Guam Flotilla as Flotilla Operations Officer and Navigational Systems Officer. Duties include: 1. as District Captain – Prevention, oversee all District programs relating to preventing boating mishaps such as: Public Education, Public Affairs, Member Training, Navigational Systems …2. as District Member Training Officer: to monitor, encourage, and provide materials for and otherwise support the Coast Guard Auxiliary’s Member Training Program in District 14; 3. as Flotilla Operations Officer: organizing boats and crew for Group Guam search and rescue exercises, regatta, safety and training patrols, and preparing calendar of on-water patrols for distribution to interested parties; 3. as Navigational Systems Officer: routinely observing the state of Aids to Navigation around Guam and reporting deteriorating, obscured or missing buoys and other navigation marks to appropriate Coast Guard personnel. In addition, I participated in the following activities for the C.G. Auxiliary:

a. Member/Public Training: Assisted in presenting a 12 lesson Boating Safety course to members of three local businesses on Guam who operate small boats as part of their service to the government. Taught four Team Co-ordination Training courses in operational risk management to members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary and members of the Active Duty Coast Guard.

b. Public Affairs: Participated in NSBW Proclamation signing May 18. Appeared in Guam’s Liberation Day Parade towing my vessel, Riba, and promoting safe boating practices - July 21.

c. Awards: Was awarded the Operational Achievement Medal (for 2012) District 14, Division 2, during a ceremony in Hawaii, March, 2013, and also received awards for over 100 hours on the water operations, 45 hours public education and 50 hours member training during the same ceremony. Received 15th Sustained Service Award from the Coast Guard Auxiliary, representing over 10,000 hours of volunteer service to the Coast Guard and its missions during the past 13 years.



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PHILANTHROPY

1. Donated personal funds the UOG Endowment Foundation for a scholarship and to support the programs

of the ISLA Center for the Arts.

2. Donated personal funds to the University of Notre Dame

3. Am a Guahan member of KPRG, Public Radio for Guam. 4. Am a Patron member of the Guam Symphony Society.

5. Donated personal funds to the American Cancer Society.

6. Donated personal funds to the American Red Cross for the relief of victims of typhoon Haiyan.

Daljit Singh, LL.M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Public Administration

TEACHING

1. I continue to teach several graduate level courses in International Business Law, Public Administration and Public Policy at Northcentral University, Prescott Valley, Arizona. Additionally, I serve as Mentor to approximately 12. Ph.D. candidates completing their respective dissertations.

2. In 2013 calendar year, two candidates completed their dissertations and earned their final degrees

(Mineva Glasgow, Ph.D, and Patrick Boulter, DBA). RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP 1. January 22, 2013: Attended a web-seminar on the American Foreign Policy Formulation, sponsored by the American Political Science Association. 2. July 17, 2013, 10-11AM. Attended a Web-seminar on Social Entrepreneurship and Non-Profit Sector, sponsored by the American Society for Public Administration. SERVICE Professional service: 1. Served as Judge, Scholarship Board, National Academic Scholarship Competition, Delta Mu Delta, National Collegiate Business Society, 2013.



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University Service: 1. Attended California State University Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association Meeting, Fresno,

California, Friday, May 10, 2013.

2. Attended California State University Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association Meeting, Fresno, California Friday, November 15, 2013. Community Service: 1. Chair, the Rotary International Scholarship, Rotary Club of Visalia, 2012-2013.

2. Hosted a Delegation from India on the Group Study Exchange Program, sponsored by Rotary International, District 5230 (April-May, 2013).

PHILANTHROPY 1. UOG (As of today, it has not been acknowledged). 2. Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA 3. California State University at Fullerton.

Mary L. Spencer, Ph.D. Dean Emerita of the College of Liberal Arts and Socieal Sciences

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS: Publications:

Spencer, M. L. (2013). Paths of Central Caroline Island children during migration and times of rapid change. Pacific Asia Inquiry: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, V3, 7-29. http://www.uog.edu/dynamicdata/CLASSPacificAsiaInquiry.aspx

Teaching:

External Member, Doctoral Dissertation Committee for Christopher Balajadia Garcia, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, The School of Graduate Studies and Research, Department of English, Title: Profiling Writing Knowledge: Exploring Peer Review Feedback beyond Revising and Editing, Ph.D. awarded 12/14/13. Special presentation made for PY475/502, Micronesia and Mental Health, Master of Science in Clinical Psychology Program, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, University of Guam: Romonum, Chuuk Lagoon, Child Studies, April 10, 2013. Submission of questions for the Master of Arts in Micronesian Studies Program 2013 Comprehensive Examination.



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RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

Principal Investigator, Project 3.9: Technical Assistance to Guam Department of Education to Support the Use of an English as a Second Language Classroom Observational Tool with Micronesian Migrant English Language Learners, UOG CEDDERS Subcontract, Regional Educational Laboratory for the Pacific Region, Contract #ED-IES-12-C-0010, 2013.

Cruz-Grandjean, F., Spencer, M. (2013). Paper 2-Academic Characteristics of Guam’s Micronesian Migrant Learners: An Information Platform Leading to Successful Solutions. American Educational Research Association, 2013 Annual Meeting, Session: Fish out of Water, The Educational Experiences of Migrant Students from Micronesia in Guam and Hawai’i. Member, Editorial Board, Pacific Asia Inquiry: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Co-Editor of book reviews, College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, a peer reviewed journal. Member, Editorial Board, Micronesian Educator, School of Education, a peer reviewed journal.

SERVICE University Service:

Letters of Recommendation: Dr. Sharleen Santos-Bamba, for promotion to rank of Associate Professor; application to a doctoral program for a CLASS faculty member (anonymous at this time). Promotion of UOG journals (Pacific Asia Inquiry; Micronesian Educator) at professional events (e.g., American Educational Research Association Meeting, San Francisco, June 2013; REL Pacific training for Guam Research Alliance, December 2013).

PHILANTHROPY Occasional cash donations to ISLA Center for the Arts., University of Guam

Rebecca A. Stephenson, Ph.D. Professor Emerita of Anthropology

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS • 2013 Book Review of Hong Kong Movers and Stayers: Narratives of Family Migration. With Lan-Hung Nora Chiang and Ping Lin. In Journal of Population Studies, No. 46, June, pp. 189-193. • 2013-present Enua Manu Teia: Exploring Historical and Cultural Dynamics of Atiu, Cook Islands. Manuscript [in progress].



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RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Colloquium • Power Point Presentation, “UOG – Univ. of Notre Dame Bali Field School”, with Dr. Hiro Kurashina, at the Robert Christie Research Centre (operated by University of New South Wales) in Siem Reap, Cambodia, July 8, 2013. * Fellow, Pacific Science Association TEACHING • Invited consulting scholar for pre-field student training in Bali for the team led by Dr. Elizabeth Coville of Hamline University, USA. June 27 – July 4, 2013. • Co-lectured with Dr. Hiro Kurashina to 25 students from Gifu Women’s College at UOG PIP Classroom 205 on August 28, 2013.

• Co-lectured with Dr. Hiro Kurashina to 30 students from Akita Prefectural University at AV-3, UOG library organized by the UOG PIP on September 4, 2013. SERVICE University Service: • Dr. Rebecca A. Stephenson Award ($500-$1000 annual scholarship), via CLASS and the UOG Endowment Foundation, May 2013. • Committee Chair--Initiative to Resurrect the UOG Honor Society, Chi Omicron Gamma, Society for Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars (SEPRS), UOG. Community Service: • Immediate Past President, American Association of University Women (AAUW)- Guam. • Member, Guam Council of Women’s Clubs. • Member, International Women’s Club of Guam. • Life Member, PPSEAWA—Hawaii [Pan-Pacific and Southeast Asia Women’s Association]



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Roy T. Tsuda, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Marine Biology

ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS Publications:

Tsuda, R.T. 2013. Eastern range extension of Hormophysa cuneiformis (Phaeophyceae: Fucales) in Micronesia. MarineBiodiversity Records 6: 1–3; e17 [doi:10.1017/S1755267212001273]. Tsuda, R.T., and S.K. Walsh.. 2013. Bibliographic checklist of the marine benthic algae of Central Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean (excluding Hawai‘i and French Polynesia). Micronesica 2013-02, 91 pp. Published online 2 April 2013. www.uog.edu/up/micronesica/2013.

RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Continue to be funded (January to December 2013) at 12 hours per week by a National Science Foundation Biological Research Collections grant to the “Consortium of Pacific Herbaria” to update the 31,868 Hawaii algal specimens and the other 17,882 Polynesian-Micronesian algal specimens in the Bishop Museum’s Herbarium Pacificum and identify the unidentifed algal specimens from these islands. Bishop Museum received a $10,000 purchase order from the Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii for my services during August and September 2013 to identify deep-water marine algae (35 to 67 m deep) which were collected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) along the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and Johnston Atoll. Report was completed and accepted by Dr. Alison R. Sherwood, Professor of Botany, University of Hawaii and Principal Investigator of the NOAA-sponsored project. Research Associate, Botany-Herbarium Pacificum, Natural Sciences, Bishop Museum SERVICE Professional Service: Continue to serve as a volunteer resource personnel to answer local, national and international inquiries and correspondence about the Bishop Museum’s holdings of 78,500 algal specimens. Served as a peer reviewer of manuscript for the journal Botanica Marina, May 2013. Continue to be responsible for processing all algae Type specimens prior to databasing and deposition in the “Type Cabinets.”



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Sally Y. Tsuda, M.S.N. Professor Emerita of Nursing

SERVICE Community Service: As a member of the Hawaii United Okinawa Association and the Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaii, service to the community included: Served on the national Family Search Indexing Project whose goal was to input 1940 census data for all U.S. states and territories. This goal was reached by May 2013. My first goal was to assist with completion of the Hawaii 1940 census as this made it easier to identify family compositions and movement of immigrant families within Hawaii.

Continued to provide genealogical research assistance to numerous individuals using our locally created Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaii’s data base, and networking with individuals from Okinawa to expand research activities.

Co-chaired a committee which provided genealogy assistance and display of information to 5 Okinawan clubs during their annual celebrations. This project was to network with all 49 Okinawan clubs in generating genealogy interest and promoting knowledge of the culture and history of Okinawa.

Served on the committee which held a genealogy booth at the annual 2-day Okinawan Festival. The public was provided with one-to-one discussions on Ryukyu names, bookmarks with individual family surnames, and data base assistance.

Continued to serve as a volunteer for First Aide Station at various events sponsored by the Hawaii United Okinawa Association.

Randall L. Workman, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Extension and Community Engagement

SERVICE: University Service: Chair, University of Guam Society of Professor Emeritus and Retired Scholars: June and December, 2013: organized presentations to SEPRS on web-based social networking by Mr. Jonas Macapinlac, Director of UOG’s Integrated Marketing Communications December: arranged Skype computer link for participation in the SEPRS meeting by off-island member Dr. Joyce K. McCauley from Huntsville, TX.



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Actively promoted University of Guam and encouraged potential students to attend the University of Guam.

Community Service: Vice Chair, Board of Directors Guam Buddhist Light International Association 2012-2015. Guam Delegate: 3rd Meeting of the Fifth Board of Directors of Buddhist Light International Association’s World Conference, Hong Kong, China (10/10-12/ 2013) and Yixing, China (10/13-15/2013). PHILANTHROPY: To UOG $600 (2013)

Lorraine C. Yamashita, Ed.D. Professor Emerita of Education

SERVICE Member, Friends of MARC Recruited students to attend the University of Guam Provided community with data about the University of Guam, including photographs and documents about the University and its development Attended graduation ceremony at Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont, California Hosted a luncheon meeting for visiting Professor Emeritus Tony Kallingal and wife



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APPENDIX

University of Guam Society of Emeritus Professors & Retired Scholars

Treasurer’s Report as of December 31, 2013

Emeritus Hall Fund Calendar Year Income Expenditures Balance

Opening Balance 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

73,655.00 3,350.00 1,020.00 1,027.50 990.00

1,045.00 1,107.50 620.00 500.00 370.00 360.00

1,510.00 1,330.00

337.00 3,340.00 1,934.89 258.00 0.00

804.75 3,562.90 306.98 848.07 722.14 228.54

2,611.75 1,029.88

73,318.00 73,328.00 72,404.11 73,173.61 74,163.61 74,403.86 71,948.46 72,261.50 71,913.43 71,561.29 71,692.75 70,292.75 70,592.87

Emeritus Scholarship Fund Calendar Year Income Expenditures Balance

2010 2011 2012 2013

1,000.00 300.00

3,450.00 300.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

1,000.00 1,300.00 4,550.00 5,050.00

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