Native Hawaiian-serving programs receive more than $6M
The programs seek to provide support, mentorship and leadership development for Native Hawaiians in a variety of educations and career environments.
The programs seek to provide support, mentorship and leadership development for Native Hawaiians in a variety of educations and career environments.
Applications will be accepted via the online UH System Common Scholarship Application from October 1, 2020 to March 1, 2021.
The bachelor of science in cybersecurity degree program prepares students to meet advanced workforce requirements.
Six UH Hilo students participated in an eight-week research program to develop AI systems to support scientists, all while following COVID-19 safety guidelines.
UH Hilo co-hosts virtual STEM conference for students from Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region to present scientific research and projects.
Tessie Ford is an educator at Waipahu High School, teaching engineering, technology, physics and astronomy among other seminars and capstone projects.
The funds will be used to develop and produce an educational CubeSat kit, including hardware, software and an online lab course.
UH’s Project STEMulate uses problem-based learning for low-income, first-generation students.
Ted Brennis, a UH Mānoa grad student who collects rain samples across the island, has won a prestigious military fellowship.
The annual astronomy education event organized by UH Hilo IfA to move online.