Mānoa honors program graduate named elite Portz Scholar
UH Manoa graduate Max Nakamoto was one of only three scholars selected throughout the country.
New York Times features UH research on race and ethnic bias in Hawaiʻi
The column explores the unique perceptions local people have in comparison to mainland counterparts about race and ethnicity based on geographic location, social interactions and culturally-shaped theories.
Maximum for UH Mānoa counseling reaccreditation
UH Mānoa earns 10-year accreditation for Counseling and Student Development Center.
Hamilton Library photo exhibit gives voice to homeless
A groundbreaking exhibit of photographs taken by people who have experienced homelessness is now on display in the UH Mānoa Hamilton Library Bridge Gallery through December 11.
New clinic to aid in early treatment of youth psychosis
OnTrack Hawaiʻi is expanding its services as the state’s coordinated specialty care treatment clinic for youth experiencing a first episode of psychosis.
UH Hilo professor looks at new treatment of PTSD in vets
The connection between physical, mental and emotional health problems has inspired Christopher Frueh to develop a multi-component treatment for veterans with combat PTSD.
UH Mānoa graduate awarded Fulbright to teach in Germany
Uy-di Nancy Le, a graduate of UH Mānoa, has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award.
UH Hilo’s Bryan Kim selected as editor of psychology journal
The publication is the official journal of the Society of Counseling Psychology, which represents the discipline and profession of counseling psychology.
Board of Regents medals awarded for teaching excellence
Fourteen faculty members were honored for subject level mastery and scholarship, teaching effectiveness and creativity and personal values.
UH Mānoa professor co-authors a how to book for a career in higher education
Becoming A Professor, co-authored by Marie Iding, is designed for graduate and undergraduate students contemplating careers as professors in post-secondary education.
