UH Hilo graduate student Heather Stever wins competition at international entomology conference
Stever presented her research, on arthropod biodiversity on Maunakea, at the 25th International Congress of Entomology.
Category: Students
UH Hilo students hone their job interview skills
Career Exploration Event launches series of events leading to professional development certificate.
UH Hilo and UH Mānoa graduate students selected as conservation fellows
The two-year fellowships for Hawaiʻi high school graduates will help increase the number of professionals pursuing environmental resource management careers.
Two UH Hilo geology students go on a “lunar mission”
Mock experiments included remotely operating a planetary rover from a mission control center in Hilo, navigating rocky, lunar-like terrain and gathering environmental data.
UH Hilo business & communication student Christine Presiados: “I was determined to get this internship”
Intensive work, critical thinking, team building, and serving some of the most challenging clients—the entire experience was a taste of the real world.
UH Hilo pre-nursing student Morgan Tate writes about her summer internship
The thing about being an undergraduate is that you need to get out there, find an internship opportunity and own it.
In their own words: Native Hawaiian perspectives on the World Conservation Congress
UH Hilo scholars, students and cultural practitioners who attended the World Conservation Congress held in Honolulu were impressed with the embedding of Native Hawaiian and other indigenous cultures into modern topics of science and technology.
UH Hilo business major Lara Hughes writes about “My summer internship at the 2016 Democratic National Convention”
Internships are the first steps in training young professionals who have the potential to build the world’s communities of tomorrow.
