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Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation Award for Faculty Service to the Community

Service Award Winner

Davianna McGregor, headshot

Davianna McGregor
UH Manoa

A professor of ethnic studies at UH Manoa, Davianna McGregor has combined scholarship on native Hawaiian issues with community service and advocacy. Her knowledge of Hawaiian history and culture has allowed her to forge linkages among disparate individuals and groups that results in positive community impacts

McGregor was involved in the initial planning for Kaho‘olawe after it was turned over to the state and in establishing the Kaho‘olawe ‘Ohana. Recently, she coordinated access to the island for college and high school students, community organizations and families.

McGregor has demonstrated a track record for academic research, leadership and commitment to Hawai‘i and service to the Hawaiian community.

The Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation Award has honored faculty members for significant contributions that strengthen ties between the University of Hawai’i and the community.

Select a recipient for more about that individual.

2007

Linda Cox, headshot
Linda Cox
Manoa
Donnalyn Kalei, headshot
Donnalyn Kalei
Hawai‘i
Roy Kamida, headshot
Roy Kamida
Leeward

2003

Lee Stein, headshot
Lee Stein
Maui
Stephen Wehrman, headshot
Stephen Wehrman
Kapi‘olani

2002

Ralph Kouchi, headshot
Ralph Kouchi
Kaua‘i
Nelda Quensell, headshot
Nelda Quensell
Kapi‘olani