Award-winning UH alumna inspires Hawaiʻi’s future leaders, educators
Presidential awardee and UH alumna Whitney Aragaki empowers students through innovative teaching.
Presidential awardee and UH alumna Whitney Aragaki empowers students through innovative teaching.
Ryllah Rodrigues proves that opportunity and mentorship can shape a remarkable educational ascent.
UH partners with Google, offering free AI training and career certificates, empowering students with in-demand skills for a competitive edge.
Once she completes her Fulbright grant, she hopes to apply her experience to future work with international students globally.
The goal of the program is to provide candidates with the needed competencies and experiences to nurture and guide children from birth through age 8.
This “earn while you learn” program offers apprentices full-time work while they are enrolled in a three-year program to earn an associate’s degree in ECED.
The report aims to counter widespread misconceptions about the state’s educational challenges.
Aragaki and Kent received a certificate signed by then President Joe Biden, a trip to Washington, D.C. and a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation.
These rankings are among the most recognized global assessments of academic and research excellence.
UH’s 10 campuses are working together to make it easier to become a teacher.