Photo Gallery
KYA Design Group Donates to School of Architecture
March 4, 2009
KYA Design Group donated a funding of $30,000 to UH Mānoa's School of Architecture to support the activities, research, and ongoing operations of the School of Architecture's Environmental Research and Design Laboratory. The intention of this gift is to support sustainabiliy throughout Hawaiʻi and promote the importance of environmental friendliness in the field of architecture.
A Taste of Tomorrow's Table
February 5, 2009
As part of a nation-wide book tour, the authors of Tomorrow's Table, Pamela Ronald and Raoul Adamchak, presented a lecture spnsored by the UH Mānoa Chancellor's Office. Ronald is a geneticist and a professor and Adamchack, her husband, is an organic farmer. Together, they presented their take on the importance of combining genetic engineering with organic farming techniques in order to sustain the world's populations.
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New Faculty Reception
January 8, 2009
Over 30 new faculty members were welcomed to the UH Mānoa community just before the spring semester during the New Faculty Reception. Chancellor Hinshaw greeted the new faculty by sharing her three Steps to Greatness and invited them to participate in various events and makeover projects in order to become more acquainted with the UH Mānoa campus.
East-West Center Alumni Conference
November 14, 2008
Chancellor Hinshaw and Governor Linda Lingle attended the biennial East-West Center Alumni Conference, held this year in Bali, Indonesia. During the conference, several alumni were honored for their outstanding accomplishments and service toward the Center's mission of helping to promote relations between the East and West.
Second Annual Staff Appreciation Breakfast
October 30, 2008
Chancellor Hinshaw hosted the second annual staff appreciation breakfast on Thursday, October 30. Traditional breakfast favorites such as Portuguese sausage, ham, scrambled eggs, rice, and assorted pastries were on the menu. More than 600 civil service and administrative, technical, and professional employees were served breakfast by vice chancellors, deans, and other university administrators.
Aloha United Way Softball Tournament
September 26, 2008
Chancellor Hinshaw and UH Mānoa employees teamed up in support of the 2008 Aloha United Way Oʻahu Campaign with the annual Softball Tournament at Les Murakami Stadium. Other teams included UH System, Honolulu Community College, Kapiʻolani Community College, Leeward Community College, Windward Community College, UH West Oʻahu, and the Aloha United Way.
Chancellor Hinshaw's Trip to Manila
July 2008
Chancellor Hinshaw visited the Philippines where she attended the 8th International Conference on Philippine Studies and hosted a UH alumni gathering. She also attended a dinner with Philippine Ambassador Alfonso Yuchengco, a reception with University of the Philippines Diliman Chancellor Sergio Cao, and a luncheon hosted by former University of the Philippines Manila Chancellor Santos-Ocampo.
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Legislators' Night at UH Baseball
April 12, 2008
UH Mānoa thanked state legislators for their support with a special night of UH baseball. The event began with Senator Taniguchi (Mānoa's district representative) and Chancellor Hinshaw throwing the first pitch and also included a tour of the athletic facilities. Photography by Laurie K.
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Mānoa Makeover
March 15, 2008
Volunteers participated in the first of a series of campus improvement projects. Lead by Chancellor Hinshaw, students, faculty, and staff planted monkeypod trees along Dole Street. Future Mānoa Makeover projects will include more tree-plantings, painting, cleanups, and other campus improvements. Learn more about Mānoa Makeover.
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Centennial Celebration and Inauguration Ceremony
November 19, 2007
More than 500 people attended the event to celebrate UH Mānoa's centennial and the Chancellor Hinshaw's inauguration. The ceremony was held at Kennedy Theatre and a reception followed at East West Center where faculty, staff, students, alumni, and invited guests were to able to enjoy this momentous occasion in UH Mānoa's history.
The celebration featured Hawaiian hula and ʻoli, a presentation of ceremonial gifts, remarks by Governor Linda Lingle, UH System President David McClain, and an inaugural address by Chancellor Hinshaw.
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