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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and the University of Maryland Global Campus announce 2+2 partnership program in Europe and Asia

Two household names in military education have teamed up to provide overseas students with even more options to reach their educational goals.
Sean (brother) Diana (mother) Lt. Funes Solang, Daleena (sister), photos by Diana Funes Solang
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Guam son graduates from the Army Aviation Academy

Lt. Elijah I Funes Solang proudly is the first Guam resident to be accepted into aviation school in almost twenty years!
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Benefits of DOD-contracted universities

Being stationed abroad doesn’t mean you have to put your education on hold. You can continue your studies through DOD contracted schools for service members and their dependents with a variety of options to fit your lifestyle.
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DODEA celebrates 75 years of excellence in teaching and learning for military-connected students

The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) celebrates its 75th anniversary during the 2021-2022 School Year, continuing a tradition of excellence in education that began on October 14, 1946. 
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6 benefits of military child care

You want to do the best you can for your child’s development. Wouldn’t it be a relief to go to work knowing your little one will be in good hands?
Interior lineman Avery Gamboa “set the tone,” coach Jacob Dowdell said, for Guam High in its season opener with George Washington. (James Ernest Sherrill/Special to Stripes)
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Football: Guam High wins opener against George Washington

Quarterbacks Aaron Johnson and DeShaun Adams provided the points Guam High needed. The Panthers defense did the rest in their first time on the football field in nearly two years.
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Football: Beefed-up Guam High to finally open football season

It’s a line that averages 6-foot-2 and 234 pounds. But will it be enough to help Guam High’s football team end an 11-season title drought?
Photo courtesy of University of Guam: (Back row, from left) Mark Duarte, UOG director of Financial Aid; Thomas W. Krise, UOG president; Anita Borja Enriquez, UOG senior vice president and provost; Lawrence Camacho, UOG dean of Enrollment Management and Student Success; (middle row, from left) Mia Nanpei; Jean Dela Cruz Bactad; Jude John Bautista; (front row) Carlos P. Camacho, manager of the Camacho Foundation.
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Camacho Foundation awards scholarships to three UOG students

The Felix M. and Governor Carlos G. Camacho Foundation awarded its first round of scholarships to three University of Guam business majors on Oct. 7.  
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Online courses will take you where you want to go

Long before the Coronavirus turned our lives upside down, online instruction has helped millions around the world gain competency and credits toward certification and academic degrees.
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5 Tech tools to make homework easier

(StatePoint) Having the right tech tools can make homework and studying easier. Not only can it reinforce what was learned in the classroom, it can also help your child delve further into the subject. Here are five such tools to consider:
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Nominate a UOG graduate for the 2021 Distinguished Alumni Awards until Oct. 15

The University of Guam Office of Development and Alumni Affairs, in partnership with the UOG Alumni Association, is accepting nominations for the 2021 UOG Distinguished Alumni Awards until the new extended deadline of 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15.
Photos courtesy of the University of Guam SAME Student Chapter: (From left) Maegan Catahay, former president of the University of Guam Society of American Military Engineers Student Chapter; Shahram Khosrowpanah, former dean of the UOG School of Engineering and former chapter adviser; and Sean Lee, president of the UOG SAME Student Chapter.
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UOG ties West Point for Society of American Military Engineers Distinguished Student Chapter Award

The University of Guam Society of American Military Engineers Student Chapter is one of two chapters in the nation to win the 2020–2021 Distinguished Student Chapter Award from the national SAME association.
University of Guam students (from left) Britney Sison, Aisleabesh Maglaque, and Anesha Ignacio are three recipients of 41 community-funded scholarships awarded this semester through the UOG Endowment Foundation. University of Guam file photo from 2020
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Community-funded scholarships deliver $67K toward UOG students’ education

Last week, 32 University of Guam students received extra financial support toward their education with the awarding of 41 community-funded scholarships through the UOG Endowment Foundation.
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Peace Corps Prep program to launch at University of Guam

The Peace Corps announced today the upcoming launch of Peace Corps Prep, an undergraduate certificate program, at the University of Guam.
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Authors capture military-kid magic in ‘The Islanders’

Heard about the best-selling book about the adventures of an eleven-year-old named Potter?
Linemen from the Fort Knox Eagles football team practice reaction drills in August 2021, learning to anticipate moving when the ball moves (Photo by: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox).
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DODEA schools keeps on with in-person classes, and fall sports, too

The thud of kicked soccer balls, the clash of shoulder pads at football games, and cheers from classmates and parents are once again being heard around the world at Department of Defense Education Activity schools.