Ka‘ana Mana‘o: Graduating in the time of COVID-19
Column by University of Hawaiʻi Maui College Chancellor Lui Hokoana was published by the Maui News on June 28, 2020
New online Certified Nurse’s Aide program launches at Windward CC
The seven-credit, three-class online program starts on July 6.
Students, faculty mentors adapt undergraduate research and creative work
All UROP-funded projects were asked to write contingency plans outlining their ability to move forward safely with their research.
Nursing students train to tackle language, religion barriers
During the Transcultural Nursing Symposium, students were shown short video skits highlighting strategies nurses utilize when they encounter a number of barriers.
UH, HIDOE launch hotline, telehealth service for keiki
UH Mānoa’s Hawaiʻi Keiki program will deliver health resources to HIDOE students.
Student Nurses’ Association earn national award
The UH Mānoa chapter was recognized for its commitment to the school and community.
Nursing students help in pandemic fight
UH Manoa nursing students are volunteering at healthcare agencies to help provide aid during COVID-19.
UH Manoa faculty develop COVID-19 training for nurses
The program includes an overview of COVID-19 with a focus on nursing care, public health responses and ethical challenges to assist nurses providing care in hospitals and communities.
UH health science students collaborate on virtual geriatric care
The Hawaiʻi Interprofessional Team Collaboration Simulation was held online with 118 UH health science students.
Gift establishes ARCS Scholar Awards, financial aid opportunity
The $500,000 donation will continue to support outstanding STEM and nursing students.
