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News & Events
Kelsea Hosoda awarded the American Indian Science & Engineering Society’s Intel Scholarship
Kelsea Kanohokuahiwi Hosoda, CIS Ph.D. Student, Instructor, and Graduate Assistant awarded the American Indian Science & Engineering Society’s Intel Scholarship for the 2016-2017 academic year!
Sky Kauweloa recipient of the Dan J. Wedemeyer Excellence in Teaching Award
Sky Kauweloa is the recipient of the Dan J. Wedemeyer Excellence in Teaching Award for Graduate Teaching Assistants for year 2016. The Teaching Award for Graduate Teaching Assistants honors a School of Communications Graduate Teaching Assistant and CIS student who has demonstrated outstanding teaching skill and concern for student learning. The award is named in […]
CIS720 Seminar by Dr. Marjan Houshmand and talk on research using existing data sets
Please join us for the CIS720 PhD seminar Hamilton Library 3F 4:30 -5:30 Monday, October 3rd 2016 Dr. Marjan Houshmand will talk about conducting research using existing data sets, the opportunities and the compromises. She will talk about how she developed her dissertation research and continues to develop this research stream after the serendipitous discovery […]
CIS720 Seminar by Dr. Rich Gazan, Astrobiology publication as interdisciplinary archaeology
Please join us for CIS720 Seminar with our speaker, Dr. Rich Gazan. He will talk about his research project during last semester’s sabbatical. Hamilton Library 3F 4:30-5:30 See you there or on Halawai. Abstract: Astrobiology publication signatures as interdisciplinary archaeology. Astrobiology is inherently interdisciplinary, but actionable methods to encourage and measure interdisciplinary science are scarce. […]