Guam (GMT+10) Change

Home icon Home
wgt2 ptitiviti latest news

View the latest

PITI-VITI News Items

Emerging Pacific Island Leaders Celebrate Completion of the ELDP 2023 Program in Saipan

Calendar iconAug 18, 2023

news widget short detail news by Jason AubuchonJason

Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) Summer 2023 Meeting Concludes in Portland, Oregon, Navigating the Way for Growth and Collaboration

Calendar iconJun 02, 2023

news widget short detail news by Monique WedderburnMonique

Empowering Future Leaders to Understand Policy Advocacy in the Pacific Islands

Calendar iconApr 25, 2023

news widget short detail news by Monique WedderburnMonique

Choose Topics

accept-rols

Thank You for Subscribing to the PITI-VITI Mailing List!

border
Telegram icon

Subscribe to our

Mailing List

Thanks for your interest in PITI-VITI and our programs! To sign up to received notifications, please enter your email address below and indicate which topics you're interested in. We do not share your information, and you can opt out of our mailing list at any time.

eldp-white Mikaela Saelua

American Samoa location

single image

Calendar iconUpdated December 05, 2022

Mikaela Saelua is the youngest child of Fiu Johnny Saelua and Catherine Dora Saelua. She currently works as an English Language Arts (ELA) teacher at Leone High School (LHS) in American Samoa, where she serves as the ELA Department Head. In addition to in-class instruction, she is an Advisor for her school's Junior State of America Organization, an organization dedicated to building leadership and civic engagement in students. Ms. Saelua is also the Co-chair for the LHS accreditation committee, where she works with faculty, administrators, parents, students, staff, and alumni to gather data and ensure the school meets accreditation requirements of the Western Association of Schools & Colleges (WASC).

Mikaela holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, with an Asian American Studies minor, from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She is an avid reader, specifically of non-fiction/self-help books, as they offer her new perspectives on life.

prev arrow PREVIOUS NEXT next arrow

Newsroom Icon 1 PITI-VITI Newsroom

Newsroom 1 NEWSROOM
Featured image of news eldp-2023-graduation
topics:

Emerging Pacific Island Leaders Celebrate Completion of the ELDP 2023 Program in Saipan

Calendar iconAug 18, 2023

news widget detailed news by Jason AubuchonJason

Today in Saipan, CNMI, 24 exceptional leaders from across the Pacific islands marked their graduation from the Graduate School USA's Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP). The diverse group of program participants represented the US-affiliated insular areas of the Pacific.

news subscribe icon Emerging Pacific Island Leaders Celebrate Completion of the ELDP 2023 Program in SaipanMore Info
Featured image of news igfoa-2023-portland
topics:

Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) Summer 2023 Meeting Concludes in Portland, Oregon, Navigating the Way for Growth and Collaboration

Calendar iconJun 02, 2023

news widget detailed news by Monique WedderburnMonique

The Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) recently concluded its summer meeting in Portland, Oregon, bringing together finance leaders and staff from U.S.-affiliated island jurisdictions to foster growth and collaboration. The event featured discussions on challenges in issuing...

news subscribe icon Island Government Finance Officers Association (IGFOA) Summer 2023 Meeting Concludes in Portland, Oregon, Navigating the Way for Growth and CollaborationMore Info

Camera Photo Gallery

Photos from recent activities hosted by the Pacific and Virgin Islands Training Initiatives (PITI-VITI) in support of conferences, training and leadership development, are available below.

Gallery Link Button COMPLETE GALLERY

©2015-2023

Pacific & Virgin Islands Training Initiatives (PITI-VITI), Graduate School USA

footer doi.gov icon PITI-VITI is supported by the U.S. Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs.