President’s October highlights and updates
Highlights of the president’s report include Mānoa graduation rates at all time high and proposed community college scholarships.
Leeward CC awarded federal grant aimed at increasing adult student enrollment
Leeward Community College awarded a $1.18 million federal Department of Education grant as part of the TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers program.
Progress in academic achievement and college pathways for Hawaiʻi students
Results from the more rigorous testing standard show Hawaii’s students moving toward meeting higher expectations for college and career readiness.
$2.3 million in federal grants awarded to Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity office
UH Mānoa’s Office of Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity has been awarded two five-year grants through the U.S. Department of Education.
UH System recognized for technology-based student retention programs
The university system is recognized for partnership with Hobsons, use of data analytics and digital tools to improve student success.
More students earning college credit in high school
More than 1,000 Hawaiʻi high school students got a head start on college in 2015 by participating in dual credit courses.
New vision for Mōʻiliʻili development has educational kuleana
Kamehameha Schools and UH are collaborating on a vision for lands that Kamehameha Schools owns in the UH area.
$6.8 million in grants promote STEM jobs for Hawaiʻi
Governor Ige today announced a statewide initiative to strengthen Hawaiʻi’s innovation economy and workforce and expand education and employment opportunities.
UH Mānoa graduation rates show steady improvement
Success due to multifaceted campus-wide initiative that was inclusive of students and employees.
$4.6 million USA Funds grant propels UH workforce development
The USA Funds grant will help the University of Hawaiʻi to build Hawaiʻi’s innovation economy workforce and stem the state’s “brain drain.”
