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Affiliate Faculty


 

The Pacific Islands Studies affiliate instructional faculty and other Pacific specialists are available on campus and in other institutions in Honolulu, such as the Bishop Museum and the East-West Center. Most of the affiliate faculty are distributed among the disciplines of American studies, anthropology, art, botany, economics, English, ethnic studies, geography, Hawaiian studies, Hawaiian language, history, Indo-Pacific languages, linguistics, music, social work, and sociology. Others are from the College of Education, Hamilton Library, the School of Medicine, and the Richardson School of Law. Their courses are part of the center’s instructional program, and they serve on student committees and the center’s editorial boards.

The center’s current affiliate faculty includes:

Cristina Bacchilega, PhD
UHM Department of English

James M. Bayman, PhD
UHM Department of Anthropology

Tom Brislin, PhD
UHM College of Arts and Humanities and Academy for Creative Media

William R. Chapman, PhD
UHM Department of American studies

David Chappell, PhD (Emeritus)
UHM Department of History

Stuart Dawrs, MA
UHM Pacific Collection

Jaimey Hamilton Faris, PhD
UHM Department of Art and Art History

Joseph D. Foukuna, PhD
UHM Department of History

Alexander Golub, PhD
UHM Department of Anthropology

Noelani Goodyear-Kaopua, PhD
UHM Department of Political Science

David Hanlon, PhD (Emeritus)
UHM Department of History

Mary Therese Perez Hattori, EdD
East-West Center

Vilsoni Hereniko, PhD
UHM Academy for Creative Media

Ku‘ualoha Ho‘omanawanui, PhD
UHM Department of English

Lilikalā Kame‘eleihiwa, PhD
UHM Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies

Eleanor Kleiber, MLIS, MAS
UHM Pacific Collection

Monica C. LaBriola, PhD
UHM Department of History

Margaret J Maaka, PhD
UHM College of Education Curriculum Studies

John Mayer, PhD
UHM Department of Indo-Pacific Languages and Literature (Samoan language)

Brandy McDougall, PhD
UHM Department of American Studies

Davianna Pomaika‘i McGregor, PhD
UHM Department of Ethnic Studies

Jane Moulin, PhD
UHM Music Department

Katrina-Ann Kapā Oliveira, PhD
UHM Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language

Jonathan Kamakawiwo‘ole Osorio, PhD
UHM Hawai‘inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge

Craig Santos Perez, PhD
UHM Department of English

Barry V. Rolett, PhD
UHM Department of Anthropology

John P. Rosa, PhD
UHM Department of History

Noenoe Silva, PhD
UHM Department of Political Science

Fata Simanu-Klutz, PhD
UHM Department of Indo-Pacific Languages and Literature (Samoan language)

Ty Kawika Tengan, PhD
UHM Department of Ethnic Studies and Department of Anthropology

Deborah Waite, PhD
UHM Department of Art and Art history

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