Doctor of pharmacy degrees conferred at UH Hilo commencement ceremony
After four years of doctoral education and training at the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy, the 36 graduates are eligible to become licensed as practicing pharmacists.
ʻAʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau hoʻokahi │ One learns from many sources │ A web publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
After four years of doctoral education and training at the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy, the 36 graduates are eligible to become licensed as practicing pharmacists.
Chancellorʻs Scholar Rosemary Bearden is about to embark into a career on Hawaiʻi Island born of her lifelong interest in native Hawaiian plants and animals.
With two kids, a husband and a full time job, Kristle Akau Giraudy made a plan. At UH Hilo’s commencement on Saturday, the dream comes true: a doctor of nursing practice degree.
The agricultural fair and symposium showcased students’ knowledge, skills, collaborative research, and community-based projects.
“Fifteen years after it’s inception, the Adopt-A Beehive program with Alan Wong is doing well in promoting the importance of honey bees to our local and global well bee-ing,” says Professor of Entomology Lorna Tsutsumi.
In addition to his scientific studies, student Jeffrey Kromer also is an author of fiction under pen name Raven Daegmorgan. In a creative mix of his majors (astronomy and English), Kromer will present his scientific work under his pen name.
Associate Professor of Data Science and Business Administration Sukhwa Hong’s program and course development is infused with the topic of his own research: The use of AI to enhance communication, understanding, and ethics.
Jun Reyes, an excellent undergraduate writer as a poet and scholar, has participated widely in local and national conferences and contributed steadfast service to the UH Hilo English program.