Dr. Robert Underwood, University of Guam president, delivers the morning keynote address at the Pacific Circle Consortium. His presentation was entitled, “Cultural Heritage in Pacific 21st Century Schools: What is the Point.” (Photos by PSS-NMC)
Dr. Robert Underwood, University of Guam president, delivers the morning keynote address at the Pacific Circle Consortium. His presentation was entitled, “Cultural Heritage in Pacific 21st Century Schools: What is the Point.” (Photos by PSS-NMC)
Members of the Pacific Circle Consortium Executive Committee rode on canoes with members of the Saipan Paddling Club to the welcome dinner sponsored by the Office of the Saipan Mayor.
Rep. Ramon Tebuteb, NMC interim president David Attao, University of Guam president Dr. Robert Underwood, and Public School System Board of Education chair Herman Guerrero pose for a photo during the welcome dinner for Pacific Circle Consortium delegates.
Participants react during a light moment during a session presented by NMC Dean of Academic Programs and Services Barbara Merfalen, Dr. Faye Untalan, Dr. Ignacia Demapan, and Charlotte Cepeda on the Chamorro Language Post-Secondary Project.
University of Guam president Robert Underwood and James Feger of Marianas High School completes a family tree activity project during one of the sessions at the Pacific Circle Consortium.
The Registration Team for the Pacific Circle Consortium ensured that the registration process was smooth and efficient for all the delegates.
The 40th Annual Conference of the Pacific Circle Consortium, hosted by the Public School System, Northern Marianas College, and RTI International, began this week at the Saipan Southern High School. The conference drew participants from Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Taiwan, U.S. mainland, Hawaii, South Korea, Palau, Guam, and other Pacific nations and territories. These photos are from the second day of the conference.
