‘A‘ohe pau ka ‘ike i ka hālau ho‘okahi │ One learns from many sources │ A publication of the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
Despite the unexpected move to online teaching, UH Hilo alumna and now Spanish language instructor Monica Minnitt is a driving force within the language department, continuing to meet the needs of her students to help them perform to expectations.
Assistant Prof. Fa‘anunu challenges her students to reimagine the conventional mass tourism industry in favor of alternative, more regenerative models centered around agritourism and indigenous tourism.
In his new book, The Way of Dialogue: 1 + 1 = 3, Ron Gordon explores group communication that brings connection and healing.
Featured in this week’s issue of Ha‘ilono o UH Hilo (News of UH Hilo): Bridge Hartman, Abhijit Date, Norbert Furumo, Kekoa Harman, Cheryl Ramos, and more!
A total of seven UH Hilo students were selected to present their research in biomedical or biobehavioral science as first authors. Kailee Yoshimura and Michelle Biete each won an award for their presentations.
Adam Pack is conducting research on the leeward side of Maui, inside the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, to collect data on whale song to determine if there is a correlation between the quality of the song and the fitness of an individual whale.
Featured in this week’s issue of Ha‘ilono o UH Hilo (News of UH Hilo): Maya McGarry, Misty Pacheco, International Student Association, Thanksgiving Dinners, and more!
Guided by her commitment to “ʻaʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau hoʻokahi,” a Hawaiian phrase meaning “one learns from many sources,” which also happens to be a part of UH Hilo’s mission statement, Prof. Ramos carries on a tradition of community-engaged teaching in her online classes this semester
Language lecturer Monica Minnitt’s key to successful online teaching: Invest in people
Tourism professor Angela Fa‘anunu sees the economic slowdown as a chance to develop agritourism
Chemistry Prof. Norbert Furumo finds the formula for online teaching
With her roots in a Pa‘auilo upbringing, Psychology Prof. Cheryl Ramos teaches with emphasis on community engagement and cultural diversity
Misty Pacheco is the GOAT at teaching public health during a pandemic
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