09-04-2002
Spring 2003 Focus Proposal Forms
   Deadline: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2002
  The General Education Committee urges all who teach undergraduates to consider offering their Spring 2003 class(es) with one or more of the Focus designations: Contemporary Ethical Issues; Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific Issues; Oral Communication; and Writing Intensive.
  Forms and information are available at a Web site (click link below) or by contacting the General Education Office, 956-6660, gened@hawaii.edu. [exp 09/10]
UH Manoa, General Education Office, 956-6660, gened@hawaii.edu, http://www.hawaii.edu/gened/focus.htm

08-29-2002
UH Federal Credit Union Nominations
  The Nominations Committee of the UHFCU is seeking individuals interested in running for two seats on its Board and one seat on its Credit Comittee. For more information call Ed Yuen, 265-4714; Carol Okimi, 956-8445; Margaret Tokita, 956-7837 or Debbie Wilson, 983-5500. [exp 11/15]
University of Hawaii Federal Credit Union

08-27-2002
Recruiting Subjects for Poi Study
  Does Eating Poi Make a Difference? The UHM Department of Human Nutrition, Food & Animal Sciences is recruiting subjects for a clinical study sponsored through the Clinical Research Center entitled, "The effect of poi on changing the microflora environment of the gastrointestinal tract." They are trying to determine if poi, a fermented food product, acts like yogurt in changing the microflora of the gastrointestinal tract.
  Needed: University of Hawaii graduate students, faculty, staff or others
  Time: 4 month study
  Pay: $125
  Contacts: Anne Shovic 956-3847, shovic@hawaii.edu or Amy Brown 956-3846, amybrown@hawaii.edu [exp 09/10]
UHM Department of Human Nutrition, Food & Animal Sciences

08-26-2002
UHM Tenure & Promotion Informational Meeting
  Wednesday, 9/4/02, Crawford 115, 2:30-4 p.m.
  This is the first of four informational meetings that will be held for Manoa faculty members who are interested in learning more about the particulars of the tenure and promotion process. Any member of Bargaining Unit 07 is eligible to attend these meetings. These sessions have been particularly useful for applicants at least one year before they apply, as well as for applicants who are applying now.
  Additional meetings are scheduled for:
  Thursday, 9/12/02 Kuykendall 208 9-10:30 a.m.
  Monday, 9/16/02 BusAd C101 9-10:30 a.m.
  Tuesday, 9/24/02 Physical Science 217 2:30-4 p.m. [exp 09/09]
UHM Chancellor's Office, 956-8447, avis@hawaii.edu

08-21-2002
Recruit Federal Work Study Students
  If you're in need of a student employee, but lack the funds to hire one, the Federal Work Study (FWS) program may be the answer. Through FWS, employers pay only 25 percent of the student employee's wages.
  Submit your position vacancy to the Job Board on the Student Employment & Co-op (SECE) Web site. Contact Noreen Okikawa at okikawa@hawaii.edu or 956-4396 for additional information. [exp 09/30]
UHM Student Employment & Cooperative Education, 956-7007, sece@hawaii.edu, http://sece.hawaii.edu

08-20-2002
Diversity and Equity Initiative Funding
  Proposals are now being accepted for projects that enhance diversity at the university. A diversity and equity initiative proposal must address one or more of these dimensions: age, class, culture, disability, ethnicity, gender, national origin, race, religion and sexual orientation. Topics on international diversity must demonstrate a link to diversity issues in Hawai`i or the U.S. Guidlines and application available at www.hawaii.edu/diversity.
  Proposals must be submitted for projects requiring funding up to $5,000 by October 4, 2002. Mini grants for projects up to $1,000 will be accepted from October 4 until March 2003. Diversity and equity initiative proposals may be submitted by faculty, staff and student organizations sponsored by a university department. Project proposals that serve more than one campus or carried out systemwide are encouraged. Updated guidelines, detailed information and application form may be accessed at www.hawaii.edu/diversity This website will link to the Diversity and Equity Grant application. Please review guidelines and use forms available on line. For more information call Pua Auyong at 808 956-9307 or email paw@hawaii.edu
   [exp 10/04]
Student Equity Excellence and Diversity, 808 956-9307, paw@hawaii.edu, http://www.hawaii.edu/diversity

08-04-2002
Tenure-Promotion Workshop
  All Faculty applying for TENURE AND PROMOTION in Fall '02 or '03 are invited to attend a WORKSHOP sponsored by the UH Faculty Mentoring and Leader Development Program, OFDAS. Friday, 13 September, 3 p.m., Kuy 106. A "Wisdom Panel" of Deans, Chairs and tenured faculty will present information re dossier preparation and documentation. For more information contact: Carolanne Dickson, Director at cdickson@hawaii.edu or Andrea Bartlett at bartlett@hawaii.edu.
  Tenured faculty are requested to attend to answer questions from individual faculty.
  Snacks and drinks. Please be prompt. [exp 09/13]
UHM, OFDAS, Faculty Mentoring and Leader Development Program, 956-8075, cdickson@hawaii.edu, http://www.hawaii.edu/facultymentoring

08-02-2002
FALL 2002 TUITION PAYMENT DEADLINE - SEPT 9
  Tuition and fees for students registering August 15 to September 9, 2002 must be paid in full by Monday, September 9, 2002, 4 p.m. If full payment is not made by this date, your registration will be canceled. Payment must be RECEIVED in the Cashier’s Office by 4 p.m., September 9. Payment can be made with credit card via phone (296-6723); web (www.pae.hawaii.edu); mailed to UH Cashier’s Office, 2600 Campus Rd,QLCSS 105, Honolulu, HI 96822-2205; or in person(QLCSS 105, 8:30 - 3:30).
  No campus mail. For students’ convenience, the Cashier’s Office will have extended window service hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the period August 26 - September 9, 2002. Students should allow a minimum of 5 days for mail delivery to meet the payment deadline. Students should use the Mail-In Payment Remittance Form in the Schedule of Classes to mail in their payment. Campus mail and drop off payments are not accepted. Credit cards accepted: MasterCard, VISA, JCB or Diners Club. Please refer to the Fall 2002 Schedule of Classes for detailed information. UH Manoa Cashiers Office, 956-7554 [exp 09/10]
UH Manoa Cashier's Office, 956-7554

07-10-2002
Classified Graduate Student Announcement
  Deadline for application for degree--classified graduate students intending to graduate in Fall 2002 should pick up an application for degree at Spalding 352 and make payment at the Cashier's Office no later than September 13, 2002. [exp 09/13]
UH Manoa, Graduate Division

06-10-2002
FALL 2002 FACULTY AND STAFF TUITION WAIVERS
  Eligible University of Hawaii employees (this does not apply to GAs) may enroll in credit courses in the University system and use a Faculty/Staff Tuition Waiver to pay for a maximum of 6 credit hrs per semester.
  Employees should disregard the scheduled call-in registration time given by PA’E since Faculty/Staff Tuition Waivers are valid only for classes registered during the Late Period August 26 - September 9.
  Tuition and fees must be paid in full by Monday, September 9, 2002, 4:00
  Employees must first apply for admission (submit Common Application Form to the Admissions Office) by the appropriate deadline and be admitted before registering for classes.
  Faculty and staff who register before the late registration period will be assessed all applicable tuition and fees. No refunds will be made.
  Employees must register by PA’E (telephone or web). University employees may select the payment option (telephone version only) to use a Faculty/Staff Tuition Waiver and pay any remaining fees via PA’E. Tuition and fees must be paid in full by Monday, September 9, 2002, 4:00 pm.
  Please refer to the Fall 2002 Schedule of Classes for detailed information. [exp 09/10]
UH Manoa Cashiers Office, 956-7554