Kaʻieʻie Transfer Program: connecting community college students to 4-year degrees
Kaʻieʻie Program is transforming the transfer experience for UH community college students with specialized support and financial benefits.
Kaʻieʻie Program is transforming the transfer experience for UH community college students with specialized support and financial benefits.
The hearing drew 40 attendees, including students, university leadership and community stakeholders.
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.
Attendees engaged with research projects spanning environmental conservation, sustainability, AI technology and more.
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.
Cheyanne Kapulelehua Greene has found ways to connect her interests throughout her educational journey.
Xia concluded her visit with a public lecture.
The program offers an exclusive LinkedIn group, networking events, informational resources and a 1:1 mentorship program.
UH Mānoa communication students launched a creative campaign to promote brain health and healthy habits among their peers.
LEED is the most widely used green-building rating system in the world and an international symbol of excellence.