‘A‘ohe pau ka ‘ike i ka hālau ho‘okahi │ One learns from many sources │ A publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
Former UH Hilo aluma Tarisi Vunidilo, now an assistant professor of anthropology at the university, is doing post-doc work on “Sensitive Provenances” at Georg-August University of Göttingen, Germany.
Classification of the Columbellidae family of marine snails has always been done through the study of shells and feeding traits. But Marta deMaintenon is modernizing that system with her genetic data of the species.
Frank Kuo’s approach to student counseling is to look at his client’s entire life—social, family, personal beliefs, environment, genetics—and see the work at hand as part of a continuum into the student’s life that lies ahead.
Associate Professor of Management Todd Inouye is the permanent director of the business college in a newly defined role with the responsibilities of a department chair and a dean who works closely with other college leadership.
Kumu Kekoa Harman and Kumu Pele Harman dedicated their time during a five-day residency at the Kennedy Center in D.C. to creating new teachings for their haumāna on Hawai‘i Island.
Associate Professor of Drama Justina Mattos is driven by a work ethos founded in the desire to shepherd collaboration between herself, students, and the local community at large.
The goal of the project is to develop a screening tool that can be used by pharmacists to better address potential medication adherence barriers for Hawai‘i’s indigenous populations.
UH Hilo will receive $532,150 to fund 12 positions at the university’s School of Nursing.
UH Hilo students spend spring break in Okinawa to learn about sustainable development and leadership
UH Hilo pharmacy researchers publish findings on anti-inflammatory properties of native plant
UH Hilo political science department to launch new course on Indigenous conflict resolution
UH Hilo signs Memorandum of Understanding with Eastern Samar State University, Philippines
Marine conservationist Julie Packard speaks at UH Hilo: “The two keys to sustainable fishing are good science and good government”
Art exhibition: “Exploring Conceptual Possibilities: Black Inner Vision,” at UH Hilo Campus Center, open to public
Some rights reserved