UH professor picked to assist in executive search for national group
Maaka’s affiliation with the association began in 1987.
$4.9M to fund Hawaiʻi’s first teacher apprenticeships
UH Mānoa will be one of the institutions providing the necessary degree and licensure training for these students.
Free, online professional development for educators statewide
Learn from educators across the state at Kapiʻolani CC’s Summer Camp.
5 UH Mānoa faculty members awarded 2024–25 Fulbright fellowships
Fulbright Program scholars are expected to engage in cutting-edge research and expand their professional networks.
Deaf graduate inspires keiki through journey of triumph
Lehano discovered that the UH Mānoa College of Education was creating a new cohort that was specific to severe disabilities and autism, which she jumped at the opportunity to apply.
UH student, faculty honored for excellence in undergraduate education
The Frances Davis award for a faculty member and a graduate assistant recognizes dedication and demonstrated excellence as teachers of undergraduate students.
1st BEd in special education cohort set to graduate
Teacher candidates graduate with a bachelor’s degree as well as a teaching license, so they can start teaching right away.
UH alumna appointed to Hawaiʻi Board of Education
As part of the board, Hattori will formulate policy and exercise control over the public school system and public library system.
Using Oreos to study moon phases, grad student creates dynamic STEM lessons
Krieger recently won a $1,000 Kalo Grant for Edukits Hawaiʻi.
Milken Foundation honors 2 UH Mānoa College of Ed. alumni
The Milken award is considered the highest accolade for educators.
