Alumna Danielle Takeshita returns to UH Hilo to share her new novelette
The author is excited about returning to her alma mater to share her new book, 5 Senses. She describes her talk and book signing as “coming full circle.”
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 author is excited about returning to her alma mater to share her new book, 5 Senses. She describes her talk and book signing as “coming full circle.”
In the seventh grade, “Cesi” Haʻo came to the realization that she could be both a scientist and a pono Hawaiian.
As a part of emergency planning and preparedness, UH Hilo and Hawai‘i CC will be utilizing various means of emergency communications to inform the university community of the drill.
Members of the Hawai‘i Island Retired Teachers Association visited UH Hilo for a “talk story” session with budding teachers. The group has a long history of support for the UH Hilo School of Education.
The Host Family Program matches international students with families in the local community to help the students learn more about Hilo, Hawai‘i Island and the state, as well as develop a “second” family while attending UH Hilo.
The group met with educators, community leaders, cultural practitioners, and UH Hilo alumni to help strengthen connections between UH and the Asia-Pacific region.
Medical Anthropology, a subfield of anthropology, focuses on the evolution of humans and pathogens, the effects of globalization on health disparities, and the health legacies of colonialism—all topical issues here in Hawai‘i.