Photos: Pua Kalikimaka! UH Hilo’s agricultural college holds Poinsettia Plant Sale
The event featured both red and white poinsettias grown by UH Hilo ag students at the university’s Agricultural Farm Laboratory in Panaʻewa.
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
The event featured both red and white poinsettias grown by UH Hilo ag students at the university’s Agricultural Farm Laboratory in Panaʻewa.
Participants in the workshop found that, although the basic strokes look easy, it is rather difficult to control the brush, the amount of ink and the absorbency of the paper.
Tons of fun with informational tabling staffed by faculty in full-on Halloween costumes, a Halloween Costume Contest for students, and a Food Fest celebrating the new outdoor dining area.
Visiting artistic director Ova Saopeng led the students through a series of illuminating theater exercises designed to inspire thought and reflection while building a sense of community.
The talk, “Small Shoulders, Big Worries: Understanding Childhood Anxiety in a Post-Pandemic World,” is part of the Kuleana and Community Weekly Talk Story gatherings.
Keonekai Rabara, a double major in anthropology and Hawaiian studies, won the Student Presentation Award for his video showcasing his archeological research.