Students show depth of knowledge at UH Hilo’s 22nd Annual History Research Symposium
At symposium, three graduating seniors presented their research, annual awards were bestowed, and several students were inducted into history honor society.
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
At symposium, three graduating seniors presented their research, annual awards were bestowed, and several students were inducted into history honor society.
The lab lays the groundwork for future classes in the biology department and also prepares students with useful technical skills for graduate programs like med school.
The new workboat significantly expands UH Hilo’s place-based marine science training and research.
The outdoor lab spaces on campus with fruit trees and garden plots allow students to learn hands-on how to care for a garden or farm later on.
The vision of the joint project is not only to produce the important student research, but also to inspire other Hawaiʻi and Pacific region universities to launch the same type of collaborative courses.
In addition to research and extension activity, the aquaculture center is also an important educational facility and includes the largest aquaculture workforce training program in the state.
Breaking ground in the field of bioacoustics, Hart is using sound in different aspects of ecology to better understand the distribution and abundance of forest birds and more.
The conference offers students a supportive introduction to the research paper experience and an opportunity to build confidence in their research, writing, and presentation skills.