Educational flashpoints explored through book series
Flashpoint Epistemology analyzes flashpoints, tense moments formed within philosophical clashes, in educational settings.
24 Marshallese students earn master’s in education from UH
This is the third cohort from the Republic of Marshall Islands to graduate from the the PACMED program since 2017.
Obama Leaders inaugural cohort includes 3 with UH ties
The participants come from 37 states, Washington, D.C., American Samoa, Guam and five tribal nations.
Free, online professional development for educators statewide
Kapiʻolani CC hosts the fourth annual, free Kapiʻolani Summer Camp July 31–August 4.
Special education teacher, Leeward CC alumna named Teacher of Promise
Leeward CC alumna Ritela Sproule is the Milken Educators of Hawaiʻi 2022 Teacher of Promise.
Spring 2023 undergrad’s concussion research earns national spotlight
Jiin Park received project and presentation funding to support his project on the effectiveness of concussion legal regulation in the U.S.
‘Grit and determination’ part of commencement student speaker’s message
Anthony Tamayo Miguel is taking the honor to heart and is mindful of the messages he hopes to share with his graduating classmates.
Kapiʻolani CC summer professional development open to higher ed, K–12
Kapiʻolani Summer Camp opened a call for proposals for the free professional development and personal growth event, July 31–August 4.
National teaching award honors UH West Oʻahu alumna
UH West Oʻahu alumna Lydia Saffery received the National Council of Teachers of English Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Award.
UH West Oʻahu was a ‘perfect school’ for Waiʻanae High teacher
Tyson Arasato credits UH West Oʻahu for his community-based learning approach and its professors for playing important roles in his development as an educator.
