UH alumna receives nation’s highest math and science teaching honor
Tessie Ford is an educator at Waipahu High School, teaching engineering, technology, physics and astronomy among other seminars and capstone projects.
College of Ed helps keiki spark summer learning
In the month-long series, K–12 students worked on subjects such as literacy, sports skills and personal training.
Citizen scientists expand data collection for UH Hilo researchers
Marine biologists highlight the important contributions citizen scientists make to help solve ocean issues in Hawaiʻi.
Scientist-turned-educator wins graduate teaching award
Christine Ambrosino received a $5,000 teaching award for her outstanding graduate student work at UH Mānoa.
#FacesofManoa: Teaching queen wins crown
College of Education doctoral student Jewel Mahoe was also named Miss Congeniality at the 68th Cherry Blossom Festival.
Facebook improves some aspects of sheltered homeless lives, UH research shows
Researchers surveyed 148 people at two homeless shelters in Honolulu.
College of Education master’s student creates fun videos to boost learning
Griffin Bolan, has created a YouTube channel for his 10th grade English Language Arts class at Waiʻanae High School.
Online resource supports students with disabilities, language learners
Two UH professors developed a website that offers tips on designing online instruction and utilizing technology tools.
UH Mānoa graduate programs highly ranked nationally
Several UH Mānoa graduate programs received high marks from the U.S. News and World Report.
UH Mānoa collaboration produces critical face masks
The UH Mānoa cloth masks will be distributed to primary and emergency care providers.
