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UOG hands out meals to the homeless
UOG hands out meals to the homeless
UOG hands out meals to the homeless
11/27/2019
(Back row, from left) Nolan Flores, treasurer, Political Science Student Association; Desiree Aguon; Teryn Catahay; Glaizy Peregrino; Adrian Davis; Doreen Fernandez; C’Lita Taitano, president, Mañe’lon Marianas; Pedro Blas; Artemia Perez, vice president, UOG Sociology Club; Koby Taimanglo; (front row, from left) Camille Masilungan, president, United Nations Association UOG Chapter; Harmony Palaganas; Vicky Kogol; Natasha Suba, president, PSSA; Muturwan Choay; Sharleen Santos-Bamba, associate dean, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences; Evelyn Chargualaf; Joi Parages; Kingsly Ballon; T'Anah Terlaje, secretary, UOG Sociology Club; Alyssa Gordon, treasurer, UOG Sociology Club; and Heather Garrido, president, UOG Sociology Club and secretary, Mañe'lon Marianas.
Students and staff from the University of Guam handed out meals to homeless families on Friday in front of the Guam Congress Building. The team handed out spaghetti meals, toiletries, snack bags, and feminine hygiene products donated by the Bureau of Women’s Affairs.
The event was a community service project of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, assisted by the Political Science Student Association, the UOG Sociology Club, Mañe’lon Marianas, and the UOG student chapter of the United Nations Association.
“One lesson we want to impress upon the students is that when they see someone in need, we do something to help — it may not be feeding the homeless, but something toward helping others get back on their feet,” said Sharleen Santos-Bamba, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.