Economics honor society at UOG inducts new members

(From left) Austine Francisco, 2021 UOG alumnus in business administration; Joshua Hauge, business administration major with a focus on finance and economics; Professor of Economics Claret Ruane, chapter adviser; Angelo Paule, 2022 UOG alumnus in political science with a focus on economics; Dan Camacho, business administration major with a focus on economics; and Jomar Calumaya, 2022 UOG alumnus in business administration. Photos courtesy of University of Guam
(From left) Austine Francisco, 2021 UOG alumnus in business administration; Joshua Hauge, business administration major with a focus on finance and economics; Professor of Economics Claret Ruane, chapter adviser; Angelo Paule, 2022 UOG alumnus in political science with a focus on economics; Dan Camacho, business administration major with a focus on economics; and Jomar Calumaya, 2022 UOG alumnus in business administration. Photos courtesy of University of Guam

Economics honor society at UOG inducts new members

by Jackie Hanson, Communications Manager
University of Guam
June 7, 2022

The University of Guam chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon, an international honor society for economics, welcomed six new members at an induction ceremony on Thursday, May 19, at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort. The honor society recognizes high scholastic achievement in economics, requiring its members to have completed 12 credit hours of economics courses and to have at least a 3.2 GPA. 


Ashley Ardiente, 2015 UOG alumna in business administration

 

 

 

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