Cheryl R. Sangueza, Ph.D.

LEADERSHIP TEAM

Co-PI, Guam

Dr. Cheryl Sangueza is the Co-PI in the Guam Hub NSF Navigating Home. Sangueza’s role includes being a member of the Steering Committee where she attends all alliance level meetings and oversees experience of fellows and Near Peer mentoring.

Sangueza is also an Associate Professor at the University of Guam School of Education. She serves as the Program Chair for the M.Ed in Innovations in Teaching and Learning and also serves on several unit and university level committees such as: curriculum, assessment, student success initiatives, and accreditation.

At the University of Guam, Sangueza is also on grant leadership teams with her role as lead in participant research experiences, Near Peer mentoring, and culture and identity in STEM for high school to early career participants.

Sangueza is deeply committed to designing experiences that illuminate authentic self in science and cultural communities and experiences in science communication. Sangueza has had the honor of doing so while partnering with the U.S Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico as the PI for the Alfred P. Sloan project titled: Addressing the Hidden Curriculum: Strengthening Pathways to STEM Graduate Education and Co-PI and Steering Committee member for the NSF INCLUDES SEAS Islands Alliance, and as the lead for student experiences with Guam EPSCoR.