President’s February highlights and updates
Highlights of the president’s report include UH’s commitment to equity and safety, Culinary Institute of the Pacific first phase completed and governor’s budget and legislative update.
Highlights of the president’s report include UH’s commitment to equity and safety, Culinary Institute of the Pacific first phase completed and governor’s budget and legislative update.
Team Hawaiʻi won the gold medal qualifying them to compete in the national American Culinary Federation’s competition in Orlando, Florida, July 9–13, 2017.
Kauaʻi CC hosts Japan students for three weeks of intensive study of English, Hawaiʻi history and culture and Polynesian navigation.
Six Kapiʻolani CC student chefs are honing their skills to compete in the American Culinary Federation regional competition.
The event showcased student and professional talent in three categories; cold food, hot food and pastries.
The best culinary students and professionals will be competing in the biennial Hawaiʻi Culinary Competition Expo and Salon at Kapiʻolani Community College.
Phase I of the construction of the new Culinary Institute of the Pacific is nearly completed, and classes are scheduled to begin in 2017.
The Pearl was recognized as a “Rising Star” by the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
UH Vice President John Morton recognized for his growth and development of Hawaiʻi’s culinary education.
Kapiʻolani CC was recognized as a champion for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Food Service Program in a HUD Happenings article.