Guam Board of Accountancy donates $1 million to UOG

Photo courtesy of the UOG Endowment Foundation: (From left) Anita Borja Enriquez, UOG senior vice president and provost; former Guam Gov. Joseph F. Ada; Annette T. Santos, dean, UOG School of Business and Public Administration; Dave Sanford, executive director, GBOA; Taling Taitano, secretary, GBOA; Katrina Perez, executive director, UOG Endowment Foundation; John Onedera, president, GBOA; and Thomas W. Krise, UOG president.
Photo courtesy of the UOG Endowment Foundation: (From left) Anita Borja Enriquez, UOG senior vice president and provost; former Guam Gov. Joseph F. Ada; Annette T. Santos, dean, UOG School of Business and Public Administration; Dave Sanford, executive director, GBOA; Taling Taitano, secretary, GBOA; Katrina Perez, executive director, UOG Endowment Foundation; John Onedera, president, GBOA; and Thomas W. Krise, UOG president.

Guam Board of Accountancy donates $1 million to UOG

by Jackie Hanson
University of Guam
January 3, 2022

The Guam Board of Accountancy donated $1 million this month to the School of Business and Public Administration at the University of Guam. The funds will go toward the school’s Guam Accountancy Endowment Fund to benefit the Senator Herminia Dierking and John Phillips Visiting Accounting Professor and Lecturer Program. This program was established by Public Law 32-191 in 2014 to enhance the accounting program by providing University of Guam students with access to specialized classes not available in Guam.  

 

 

 

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