New Anti-Cancer AgentManoa’s André S. Bachmann explores a plant bacterium-produced molecule. Read moreCancer Mortality Among PolynesiansManoa's Loic Le Marchand finds disparities between Polynesian and Caucasian cancer deaths. Read more
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KudosHilo’s Harald Barkhoff, Jerry Calton, Sonia Juvik, Gail Makuakane-Lundin, Cecilia Mukai, Kapi'olani’s Louise Pagotto, Manoa’s Andrew Reilly and Hawai'i’s Taupouri Tangaro. Read moreSafe JumpingHilo’s Sarah Blanchard publishes Jump with Joy: Positive Coaching for Horse and Rider. Read more
UH EventsLeeward’s culinary fundraiser, Hilo’s opera concert, Windward’s Dueling, Dancing, and Romancing, Maui’s student art, Manoa’s Ben Cayetano lecture and more events. Read more
Professor Bryan G. Cook, right, with Curry School of Education Professor John Lloyd.
James M. Kauffman Publication Award
Manoa Professor Bryan G. Cook was awarded the James M. Kauffman Publication award from the Curry School of Education for his work on the side effects of inclusion for students with learning disabilities. His work was published in a special issue of Learning Disabilities: A Multidisciplinary Journal.
Each year, the special education faculty of the Curry School of Education selects a scholarly work that reflects the ideals of James M. Kauffman and results in knowledge leading to exemplary special education practices. “It is a great honor to be recognized by one of the most distinguished special education programs in the country and to be associated with the work and legacy of Jim Kauffman,” says Cook.