School of Architecture alumni endowment reaches $100K
University of HawaiʻiThe UHSAAA was formed in 1991 to help “enrich the university experience, foster fellowship, and achieve educational excellence by challenging and supporting the university through the interaction of the alumni, school and community”. To further this interaction, the association established the scholarship to support a promising, full-time architecture student.
“We felt that we should help students from Hawai‘i of potential and limited means gain the architectural educational experience we had all enjoyed and profited from,” said G. Linn Henniger, Henniger & Henniger Inc. and treasurer of UHSAAA.
Today, the UHSAAA golf tournament is one of the largest golf tournaments within architecture, engineering and construction industry.
“It is a significant accomplishment that our Alumni Association has built their student scholarship to more than $100,000,” said Clark Llewellyn, FAIA, dean, School of Architecture. “This scholarship demonstrates the value of working together and the rewards of commitment. Hundreds of alumni, friends, sponsors and others have contributed to reach this mark of achievement”.
For more information on how you can support the School of Architecture, please contact Harriet Cintron at (808) 956-3594 or harriet.cintron@uhfoundation.org. You can also make a give onlinehttps://www.uhfoundation.org/GiveToArch.
For more information about UHSAAA and details on the scholarship http://uhsaaa.org
Please visit http://www.uhfoundation.org/events/2011/uhsaaa.aspx to view more photos from this event.
Photo Caption (L to R) - Clark Llewellyn, dean of the School of Architecture, and UHSAAA officers: Ken Chang, past president; Ron Awa, golf tournament advisor; Warren Loh, president; Joette Tom, board member; Linn Henniger, treasurer/golf advisor; Myles Nishida, golf tournament chairman; Kay Kaneshiro, former president/golf committee.