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Division of Student Success

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Health, Wellness and Safety

Mānoa offers a variety of programs and support services to address your health, well-being and safety, and provides advocacy and support to students.

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Leadership and Involvement

We help students get involved. Make the most of your Mānoa experience by exploring the many opportunities that can enhance your college experience.

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Mānoa Campus Life

Make the most of your time at Mānoa by familiarizing yourself with the campus and participating in the many social events that the university offers.

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Academic Success

Student Academic Success offers programs and services to support the experience and academic success of University of HawaiĘ»i at Mānoa students.

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Diversity and Inclusion

Diversity and Inclusion provides programs for the recruitment and success of students from underrepresented groups in higher education and support to address diversity issues at Mānoa and system-wide.

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Rights and Responsibilities

Here at UH Mānoa, you have both rights and responsibilities as an important and valued member of our University community.

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Supporting Student Success

The Division of Student Success (DSS) encompasses student support services -- co-curricular activities, housing, counseling and career guidance, employment, and health, which serve all students. Learn more about DSS

Preparing for a Successful Summer

I hope you are in good health and in high spirits as we approach the summer break. I am sharing some critical information, valuable opportunities, and important reminders for your summer.

  1. Explore Summer Enrichment Programs: Summer presents a unique chance to engage in enriching experiences beyond the classroom. You should explore various summer programs, internships, research opportunities, and volunteer work that align with your interests and career goals. Our Mānoa Career Center is a valuable resource for finding these opportunities and can provide guidance on application processes.
  2. Academic Support and Study Resources: Although the summer break is a time for relaxation and rejuvenation, it is also an opportunity to stay academically engaged. If you plan to take summer courses, ensure that you have registered for your desired classes and clearly understand the 2023 - 2024 academic calendar. The Hamilton Library will remain open during the summer to provide you with the necessary support.
Full Message from the Vice Provost
Dr. Ideta - Vice Provost for Student Success

Lori M. Ideta, Ed.D.

Vice Provost for Student Success