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More than 2,000 free courses provided through Oʻahu Back to Work

Oʻahu residents receive free job skills training from the UH Community Colleges.

CTAHR Extension educators sent out more than 250 mushroom-growing kits to children statewide.

Amy Horst created the videos for her students to help motivate them during this challenging time.

UH Mānoa nursing students and faculty took part in the Department of Healthʻs COVID-19 vaccination program point of dispensing exercise drill.

The 30-second spot that was produced in-house highlights UH Mānoa’s multicultural global experience in a Hawaiian place of learning.

UH-DOH program graduates Chantelle Eseta Matagi, Elia Titiimaea and Teresa Parsons share how they have been working with these communities.

A total of 436 donors joined the effort to raise funds for scholarships and financial aid for students across all 10 UH campuses.

The panel is scheduled on Thursday, December 10, from noon to 1:30 p.m. (HST) via Zoom.

UH Mānoa’s Public Policy Center issued results of a COVID-19 community survey administered in November 2020.

The concert spotlighted how music can be a catalyst for change on the local, national and international levels.