Robert M. Sajnovsky is a distinguished Professor Emeritus of Art at the University of Guam (UOG), where he made significant contributions to the academic community throughout his tenure. A member of the American Harp Society since 2002, Sajnovsky is known for his commitment to teaching, mentoring, and tutoring students, inspiring many in the fields of art and education.
Beyond his academic contributions, Sajnovsky has been deeply involved in the Coast Guard Auxiliary for over 46 years. He has provided extensive training to Auxiliary members, dedicating 30 hours to various educational topics.
His commitment to public education is highlighted by his instruction of two 30-hour Boating Skills and Seamanship courses for employees of Smithbridge Corp., an international construction company working with the U.S. Navy on Guam. In recognition of his dedication, he received the Admiral’s Challenge Coin from Retired Rear Admiral Cari B. Thomas and was acknowledged as the District’s Boating Safety Educator with the most instructor hours for 2021 and 2022.
Sajnovsky has also played an active role in community engagement, serving on the Scholarship Committee of the Society of Emeritus Professors and Retired Scholars at UOG.
In his capacity as the Guam Auxiliary Sector Coordinator, Sajnovsky attends monthly meetings with Coast Guard leadership to communicate Auxiliary activities and concerns. He also oversees training for Flotilla members and maintains important records in the Auxiliary National Database. His dedication to both education and public service has left a lasting legacy at the University of Guam and in the wider Micronesian community.