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October 15, 2011 |
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Aloha to the UH Mānoa ʻohana!
This week is full of informative, exciting activities for Homecoming – a time we gather and celebrate with our Mānoa ʻohana, including campus members and our community of alumni and friends.
Please check the website at http://manoa.hawaii.edu/homecoming for the many events planned during this time. Join in the celebration and welcome our alumni and friends back to UH Mānoa.
Mahalo nui loa,
Virginia S. Hinshaw
Chancellor, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
vhinshaw@hawaii.edu |
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Students |
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Sustainability |
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A recently launched program by UH Mānoa provides increased opportunities for our undergraduates to explore their bright ideas in the exciting realm of research – and benefit from both the opportunity and the compensation. More » |
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Over 1,000 students living in the Hale Aloha residence halls are embarking on a Quest for the Kukui Cup, an innovative energy challenge designed to encourage electrical power conservation. More » |
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UH Mānoa in the News |
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International |
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Outstanding student athletes, who are role models for young people across the state, speak out in an anti-bullying campaign. More » |
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A weekly e-newsletter is chronicling the activities, anticipation and thoughts of students on campus, as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference jets into Honolulu in early November. More » |
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Our Campus ʻOhana |
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We Are the Champions
UH Mānoa was victorious in the 6th annual Aloha United Way softball tournament on September 30 at Les Murakami Stadium that drew spirited competition among teams from UH System, UH West Oʻahu, three community colleges and AUW.
Members of the champion UH Mānoa squad pose for a group shot. Kneeling, from left, are: Pono Renaud; Dee Wisneski, Kyle Tateishi and Kaulana Williams from Athletics; Jason Yoshino from Student Affairs; Stanford Togashi from the Pacific Biosciences Research Center; and Tommy Heffernan from Athletics. Standing are: Jason Renaud from Campus Security; John Stanley from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Nicholas Gibson from the College of Social Sciences; Michael Helfer from Student Affairs; James Caron from the College of Languages, Linguistics and Literature; Levon Kaina from Campus Security; Ed Schell from the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources; Kyle Sergent from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration, Finance and Operations; and Debra Ishii and Allicyn Floyd from the Mānoa Chancellor’s Office. |
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Events |
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October 19, 8:30-10:30am
A spoke-y fair will take place near Hamilton Library in honor of the inaugural BikeUHM (“Bike-um”), which invites students, faculty and staff to ride their bicycles to campus. More » |
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October 21, 6:45-9pm
Films by Academy for Creative Media students hit the screen at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. More » |
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October 25, 10am-2pm
Students and alumni of all majors are welcome to the Fall 2011 Career Fair at the Campus Center Ballroom. More » |
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