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$790,000 Gift establishes Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation (HCRC) Distinguished Professorship in Affordable Housing
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![]() ![]() Former U.S. congressional member Colleen Hanabusa named Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Visiting Scholar at UH Mānoa |
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![]() ![]() Mānoa Political InternshipsFor dynamic, capable, and ambitious UH Mānoa juniors and seniors, outstanding local and federal-level political internships are available!
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![]() ![]() Hawai'i's Energy Future: Power to the People Doors open at 10:30am for the 7th Annual Hawai'i Clean Energy Day on July 16, 2015! With an exciting program (and lunch) running from 11:00am to 4:30pm, followed by a Pau Hana Power Party - a great networking opportunity! With special guest Governor David Ige to give a keynote "On the State and Future of Hawai'i's Clean Energy." YWCA, Downtown Honolulu. >> For full details visit the event website |
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![]() ![]() Albright and Powell are inaugural speakers for Inouye lecture series The Daniel K. Inouye Institute Fund and the University of Hawaiʻi announces the Library of Congress distinguished lecture series which highlights the importance Dan Inouye placed on bipartisanship and moral courage. The first lecture will address shared values in U.S. foreign policy, with speakers Madeleine Albright and Colin Powell, moderated by Ann Compton. >> Live Streaming- July 8, 2015 @ 12:30pm (HST) |
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![]() ![]() UHERO State Forecast Update: The Hawaii economy in 2015 will look a lot like last year’s. Tourism will see only marginal gains, but steady labor market improvement will continue, and there will be moderate income growth. While not all damage from the past recession has been repaired, by many measures economic activity in the state is returning to normal. |
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![]() ![]() Tawni AlaʻIlima, 2014 Communication BA Graduate Protecting the Internet as a platform for free speech and digital freedom - Can the Internet support engaged citizenship in a complex, global world? Tawni’s Honors Program thesis and Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program grant explored online activism related to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) 2012 campaign. Her research helps us better understand the role of Internet communication in sustaining social movements. |
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![]() ![]() Geography’s Chuck Devaney Global UAV Program Director at Linking the World Watch UH grad student a global leader
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![]() ![]() Tom McDonough, National Park Service Learn more about the |
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![]() ![]() Mānoa Political InternshipsFor dynamic, capable, and ambitious UH Mānoa juniors and seniors, ten outstanding local and federal-level political internships are available!
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![]() ![]() Mexicans in Hawaiʻi: Challenges and Prospects A new research report presents key demographic and socioeconomic findings about the state’s little-examined but fast growing Mexican-origin population.
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![]() Mānoa Political InternshipsFor dynamic, capable, and ambitious UH-Mānoa students, five outstanding local and federal-level political internships are available!
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![]() ![]() The College of Social Sciences (CSS) welcomed its ‘ohana back to school with a College Fair on August 29th. More than 250 students attended the event, which showcased CSS departments and programs, as well as information about student clubs, internships, scholarships, service learning opportunities, international exchange and more. Students seeking additional information about enrichment and networking opportunities can visit: |
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![]() ![]() APDR3 Indonesia Symposium - June 2013The APDR3 delegation studies laharic (mud and debris) flows from the Mount Merapi eruptions, as Gadjah Mada University representatives describe a multidisciplinary program developed in conjunction with the University of Hawai’i’s Pacific Disaster Center to support early warning systems that combine the latest technologies with community practices. Such partnerships and concepts have been the central focus of discussion at the APDR3 Symposium in Indonesia. |