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Pacific Daily News , news@guampdn.com Published 3:03 p.m. ChT April 14, 2017 | Updated 9 hours ago

High school students participate in the University of Guam's annual Chemistry Titration Competition in March.(Photo: Courtesy of UOG)

The University of Guam's chemistry program will host a Chemistry Forum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.April 19 in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences'Lecture Hall.

Guest speaker Frank Ishizaki will tellhis island chemistry story, according to a UOG news release. Ishizaki is one of the universitys 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award winners and was the first Triton to graduate from UOG with a chemistry degree.

Ishizakiis a retired FBI special agentand has served as chief of police, Guam Homeland Security adviserand the director of the Department of Corrections.

The forum also will provideinformation on updates for UOGs chemistry program. A panel of chemistry professionals will discuss opportunities for graduates of the program, the news release stated.

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