‘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
Assistant Professor of English Leanne Day is known for her excellent abilities to teach, nurture, support, and challenge her students.
UH Hilo sociologist Ellen Meiser, whose criminology class conducted the research, says the students’ study provides the police department with recommendations directly from the community on how make some productive changes.
It’s a big year for UH Hilo’s aeronautical science program! The program just celebrated its first graduates and is now accepting applications for fall after hiatus during the pandemic.
Lichen Forster and Maya-Lin Green were awarded $1,250 each to pursue a higher education degree in journalism or a related field.
Olivia Jarvis and Nai‘a Odachi are investigating the use of satellite imagery to map the spread of two major invasive species in Hawai‘i’s native forests.
Exhibit connects UH Hilo community to the anthropology dept. collections, which consist of archaeological, anthropological, and historical materials excavated and collected since the 1950s.
Having completed the first year of the two-year master of arts in teaching program, the students are now ready to apply for teacher licensure and for positions across the state.
Almost 700 students petitioned for degrees and/or certificates and for various post-graduate credentials, including the university’s first graduates of the aeronautical sciences program.
Leanne Day, UH Hilo scholar in Indigenous and postcolonial literatures of the Pacific, receives UH System award for teachingUH Hilo students conduct study on East Hawai‘i policing, share findings at community forum attended by police chief and mayorUH Hilo celebrates first aeronautical science graduates; prospective students encouraged to apply for fallTwo UH Hilo graduate students present their research at the 4th International Congress on Biological Invasions hosted in Aotearoa New Zealand
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