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Tinian Municipal Council honors three for academic achievements
Dr. Raena P. Cing-Cabrera is joined by her mother, Percy P. Cing, mother-in-law Joan R. Cabrera, husband Juan Vicente R. Cabrera and other family members in receiving the resolution. (Contributed Photo)
The 18th Tinian Municipal Council has unanimously adopted three resolutions that recognize and congratulate—on behalf of the people of Tinian—three residents of Tinian for acquiring their doctorate degrees. The three, who were recognized in resolutions that were adopted last July 26, 2022, are Dr. Regina C. Palacios, in Education Curriculum and Instruction; Dr. Conrad M. Kiyoshi, in Biomedical Science Philosophy; and Dr. Raena P. Cing-Cabrera, in Teacher Leadership Education.
Tinian Municipal Council chair Joseph E. Santos expressed his pride in seeing these kinds of success in individual endeavors despite the challenges they faced. Council members Thomasa P. and Juanita M. Mendiola were both exceptionally proud that two of the recipients are women.
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- Peter Palacios Jr. receives the plaque on behalf of Dr. Conrad M. Kiyoshi. (Contributed Photo)
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- Peter Palacios Sr. and Dr. Palacios’ youngest son, Brandon P. Rosa, received the plaque on behalf of Dr. Regina C. Palacios. (Contributed Photo)
Peter Palacios Sr. and Dr. Palacios’ youngest son, Brandon P. Rosa, received the plaque on behalf of Dr. Regina C. Palacios. Peter Palacios Jr. received the plaque on behalf of Kiyoshi. It was learned that Dr. Regina C. Palacios was off-island and Kiyoshi was in the middle of finals for Tinian’s Northern Marianas College students. Cing-Cabrera was joined by her mother, Percy P. Cing, mother-in-law Joan R. Cabrera, husband Juan Vicente R. Cabrera and other family members in receiving the resolution. (PR)
