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Resolution to Approve the New Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing

Presented to the Mānoa Faculty Senate by the Graduate Council for a vote of the full Senate on December 18, […]

Documents: Resolution adopted

Status: Resolutions/Motions Passed

Academic Year(s): 2024-2025

Committee(s): Graduate Council (GC)

Sen. S. Rai Memorial Resolution Honoring Dr. John Casken

MEMORIAL RESOLUTION HONORING DR. JOHN CASKEN We, the Faculty Senate of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, wish on […]

Documents: Resolution adopted

Status: Resolutions/Motions Passed

Academic Year(s): 2024-2025

CAPP Report on Proposals to Change the UH Mānoa General Education Curriculum

CAPP Report on Proposals to Change the General Education Curriculum April 2024 CAPP has gathered information regarding our General Education […]

Documents: CAPP Report on the Proposals to Change the UHM General Education Curriculum, Senate agenda 20240414

Status: Under Review

Academic Year(s): 2023-2024

Committee(s): Academic Policy and Planning (CAPP)

Senate Aloha Resolution

Presented to the Mānoa Faculty Senate by Past Senator Raphael Raphael for the full Senate on September 18, 2024, regarding […]

Documents: Resolution adopted, 9/18/2024 Senate agenda

Academic Year(s): 2024-2025

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Senate meeting, 2/19/2025

Wednesday 3:00 pm–5:00 pm

Location: ARCH 205 or via Zoom

Senate meeting, 3/12/2025

Wednesday 3:00 pm–4:00 pm

Location: ARCH 205 or via Zoom

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Academic freedom is of most importance to me in our teaching as well as our research, and being surrounded by colleagues in the MFS who are committed to the same reminds me of the collective excellence of UHM. I continuously grow from the diversity of faculty voices in MFS on similar issues and topics.

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