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MICRONESICA

Editor: G. Curt Fiedler, Ph.D.
Tel: (671) 734-2788
Email: gcfiedler@triton.uog.edu
Website: https://micronesica.org/ 

Founded by Benjamin C. Stone in 1964, "Micronesica" is an online, multidisciplinary, peer-review journal encompassing natural science topics from Micronesia and the surrounding Pacific region. It includes scientific research reports, notes, review papers, bibliographies, and book reviews in agriculture, anthropology, biology, chemistry, geology, and related fields on the basis of their originality and their pertinence to region.

During its 50-year history, "Micronesica" has established a reputation as a vital venue and repository for information on the natural sciences in Micronesia. The peer-reviewed articles are of lasting value, documenting flora, fauna, and the natural history of the human populations on islands undergoing rapid changes. Many new species have been described in the journal. New biological records and checklists of species are also regular features.

THE MICRONESIAN EDUCATOR

Editors:
Dr. Genevieve Leon Guerrero, gen.lg@triton.uog.edu
Dr. Matilda Rivera, mnrivera@triton.uog.edu 
Tel: (671) 735-2444
Website: https://uog.edu/soe/micronesian-educator

"The Micronesian Educator" is a refereed journal of educational research and practice published annually by the School of Education. The journal invites contributions from researchers and practitioners who offer insights and understandings about education in Guam and Micronesia. The journal serves as a forum by which to share current research, theoretical perspectives, and innovative practices in education with a particular focus on this region.

STORYBOARD: A JOURNAL OF PACIFIC IMAGERY

Email: storyboard@triton.uog.edu
Website: https://uog.edu/uogpress/storyboard 

"Storyboard" is a multilingual journal with a focus on Pacific writing. It publishes quality poetry, fiction, and non-fiction written in English or any other Pacific region language with translations into English, as well as appropriate art. Micronesian writers and artists are particularly encouraged to submit material. It is normally published once per year by the Division of English & Applied Linguistics in the College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences.

PACIFIC ASIA INQUIRY

Co-Editors: Manny Cruz, Ph.D., and Chris Rasmussen, Ph.D.
Email: pacific.asia@triton.uog.edu
Tel: (671) 735-2813
Website: http://uog.edu/class/pacific-asia-inquiry 

"Pacific Asia Inquiry" is a peer-reviewed online, occasional paper series with the purpose of serving the interests and concerns of both the specialist and the general reader, to encourage scholarship in the region, to provide a publication forum for the many disciplines now represented in Pacific Asian research.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH JOURNAL OF MICRONESIA

Publisher: University of Guam Press
Email: uogpress@triton.uog.edu 
Tel: (671)735-2153
Website: https://uog.edu/uogpress/research-journal-of-micronesia/

The "Undergraduate Research Journal of Micronesia" highlights the research of University of Guam undergraduate students and recent graduates. The journal welcomes manuscripts from all UOG academic programs/disciplines and is an opportunity for scholars and students to learn from and appreciate the research and interests of undergraduate students and learn more about how their academic work contributes to our community and region. Visit the website link above to learn more about URJM and to read our submission guidelines.

UNIVERSITY OF GUAM PRESS

Director of Publishing: Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero
Email: uogpress@triton.uog.edu
Tel: (671)735-2153
Website: https://uog.edu/uogpress/

The University of Guam Press advances regional scholarship, develops cultural literacy, and expands accessibility to knowledge about Micronesia by providing high-quality, peer-reviewed publishing services. It is comprised of three major imprints:

  • Taiguini Books
  • Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC) Publications
  • Proa Publications

All of these provide an array of academic and literary books and journals with a specific focus on the unique history, environment, peoples, cultures, and languages of the islands that make up the Western Pacific region. Visit uogpress.com to learn more about them and browse their wide selection of publications.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Various publications of the Richard F. Taitano Micronesian Area Research Center and the College of Natural & Applied Sciences are also produced by University faculty and staff.