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| July 12, 2004 | |
Hilo
Recognizes Outstanding Staff Hilo Chancellor Rose
Tseng, center, congratulated Manoa Chancellor Peter
Englert, right, congratulated the campus's outstanding
service awardees at Hawai‘i Hall in July. They are, from left, Richard
Chock, research support staffer at the Kewalo Basin
Marine Lab who maintains the physical plant and specialized equipment; Stanley
Yogi, Department of Buildings and Grounds Management
custodial employee assigned to the College of Business Administration
who has worked to "green" the facility and assist with charitable
drives, and Joanne Kurosawa,
secretary in the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources
Department of Molecular Science and Bioengineering and a frequent volunteer
for college outreach activities. Honors and Appointments Manoa Professor of Law Ronald C. Brown has been awarded a Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer award to Peking University Law School during the coming school year. Brown will work on U.S.-Chinese labor and employment laws and legal reform. Two veteran Waikiki Aquarium staffers have been named department heads—Jerry Crow as curator of live exhibits and Mark Heckman as director of education. Both are in their second decade with the aquarium. Ilan Noy, former Israeli paratrooper and tour guide to Asia and Central America, has joined Manoa's Department of Economics as an assistant professor. He received master's and doctoral degrees from University of California, Santa Cruz with a focus on financial crises in developing countries. |
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The Water Resources Research Center's Philip Moravcik assisted sixth-grader Mirabel Koike with her third-place-winning State Science Fair project on a water filtering charcoal. Retired Manoa ocean engineer John Craven was featured in the June issue of Hawai‘i Business. The new president of the Associated Students of UH is School of Law computer assistant Mel Hayashi.
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