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Dr. Tricia Lizama of the University of Guam reflects on her lifelong connection to åmot, traditional CHamoru medicine, and how it shapes her work as a social worker, educator, and cultural advocate. Through teaching, research, and collaboration with traditional healers, Lizama helps preserve indigenous knowledge and integrate living practices of care into higher education.
UOG Press project manager and alumna Cabrini Palomo shares her lifelong connection to the ocean, her journey into CHamoru fishing traditions, and how culture, family, and learning continue to shape her writing, heritage work, and future. From childhood memories in Inalåhan to teaching younger generations, Palomo reconnects with what continually “keeps calling.”
William Minami and Jose Simpson returned this week from a transformative semester abroad.
UOG senior Monica Cosico is a true "triple threat" in the performing arts--excelling in singing, dancing, and acting. As a Theatre and Communications double major, she has built an impressive résumé of performances, training, and behind-the-scenes work. From childhood choir to university productions, Cosico continues to refine her craft and inspire others to take the stage with confidence.
In this week's edition of TAOTAO TRITONS, University of Guam Professor and artist Ric Castro reflects on his journey from the East Coast art scene back to Guam. Known for his vibrant landscapes and creator of UOG's iconic "Big G" logo, Castro shares how returning home shaped his art, teaching, and creative legacy.
The Bio-Medical Track in the University of Guam's Biology Program has long been a launching pad for Tritons hoping to enter the medical field and make meaningful change within their communities.
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TAOTAO TRITONS | Rooted in Care: Dr. Tricia Lizama and the Living Practice of Åmot
TAOTAO TRITONS | What Keeps Calling: Cabrini Palomo Grows Through Fishing
Bio majors gain 'eye-opening' tropical research experience over semester abroad in Costa Rica
TAOTAO TRITONS | "A 'Triple Threat' in the Performing Arts": UOG Senior Monica Cosico Expresses Herself through Song, Dance, and Drama
TAOTAO TRITONS | Ric Castro The Art of Returning Home
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT | Pathway to medicine: UOG Valedictorians Garcia and Pineda advance toward health care careers
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