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The Asian Studies Program was incredible because most professors were undertaking their own research, passionate about their subject of study, and enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge with students. It felt fresh and profound at the same time. Inspiring!
I was able to delve deep and focus on the areas of Asian Studies that truly interested me, and therefore gained a much more thorough and developed understanding of my fields of interest, which are applicable to my current career path. Also, the professors are extremely helpful and want their students to succeed. They were very supportive both while I was at UH and after I graduated.
Monica Orillo’s graduate education at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa served as a launching pad to her future foreign service career with the U.S. Department of State. Orillo, a native of…
Last week, the East-West Center hosted a student town hall with Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Ambassador to South Korea Philip Goldberg. The town hall focused on their respective…
Monica Orillo is a second-year MAAS candidate at UH Mānoa. She spent her summer interning at the U.S. Department State as part of the Pickering Fellowship. At the Office of…
Congratulations to all our Asian Studies BA, MAAS, and MAIA graduates! Learn about the incredible work they've done during their degree programs and their plans for what's next: Kyaw Hsan…
Master's students Monica Orillo (Asian Studies) and Elizabeth Yen Tzu Liew (Asian International Affairs) were selected to participate in the first-ever Honolulu Nuclear Policy Workshop last month. Read more about…