News & Events
Kelsea Hosoda’s article on Native Hawaiian Methodology
CIS Ph.D. candidate Kelsea Hosoda writes about Native Hawaiian culture and it’s place in the scientific discourse in Hawaii Bussiness Magazine. Papaku Makawalu is a methodology for teaching and understanding Hawaiian culture, including Hawaiian knowledge and values, and Kelsea shows examples of possible usage of this approach in different disciplines. Read this inspiring […]
Philipp Jordan’s research featured in MIT Technology Review
The research by CIS Ph.D. candidate Philipp Jordan gets featured in MIT Technology Review article, the section dedicated to Emerging Technology from the arXiv. The research by Jordan and his colleagues shows the way researchers involved in human-computer interaction use science fiction in their work. For more information, please read the full article: https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.08395
CIS 720 Seminar- Dr. Manulani Aluli Meyer on Hawaiian Epistemology
Dear CIS students and Faculty, Please join us for a talk by Dr. Manulani Aluli Meyer on Hawaiian Epistemology and its purpose for today. Where: Hamilton Library 3F When: Monday, March 12, 4:30 PM Please read more about our speaker and her expertise here.
CIS 720 Seminar- Dr Rajib Subba about his “life after PhD”
Please join us on Monday, March 5th for a talk by our CIS Alum Rajib Subba. Rajib will talk about his “life after PhD” as a “pracademic” — a practitioner/academic. Rastavek, Carpe-Diem “Seize the Tweets” and Beyond This story will explore interplay between research and practices from a pracademic perspective. It’s a story about how […]
