UH Hilo geography students and faculty present their research at American Association of Geographers conference
The UH Hilo group made an impressive showing at the Honolulu conference, each presenting their own research in Hawai’i-focused panels.
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 UH Hilo group made an impressive showing at the Honolulu conference, each presenting their own research in Hawai’i-focused panels.
At the “Bee-Coming Sustainable” event, UH Hilo students Beija Ramos-Phair-Langi and Macy Iliahi Park were each awarded $1,000 bee scholarships; Valerie Zbezinski received her beekeeping certificate.
Students Melehoalalani Dela Cruz, Jun Reyes, and Cheylan Zimmermann presented their papers and conducted a panel at the 16th Annual Humanities Education and Research Association Conference.
All morning, the clouds were thick in Pierre Martin’s viewing location in Texas, but about one hour before the eclipse started, the sky improved and he could then follow and photograph the slow motion of the Moon in front of the Sun.
Students, faculty, staff, and administrators from UH Hilo walked in the 61st Annual Merrie Monarch Festival Royal Parade. Professor Larry Kimura was the Grand Marshall.
International Nights is a long-standing tradition at UH Hilo that spans over four decades and is a favorite event on campus among students, the community, and visitors.
In 1989, Pat Hart and his wife were motivated to work in other parts of the world, learn from other cultures, help if they could in communities. Peace Corps was the perfect combination for them.
Students were encouraged to get up on stage and to have fun. The participating students were bright and enthusiastic; the creativity was inspiring to the students who attended.