PACE’s Susan Yamada earns PBN career achievement award
PBN cited Yamada’s work to diversify Hawaiʻi’s economy through new businesses and higher education.
PBN cited Yamada’s work to diversify Hawaiʻi’s economy through new businesses and higher education.
Four PACE leaders secured awards across various categories, winning a total of $4,000 in prize money.
The award recognizes excellence in engaging and developing student leaders through university entrepreneurship programs.
The event introduced students to career opportunities with local companies and enhanced their problem-solving skills by tackling real world challenges.
PACE encourages the UH community to take action on their ideas by applying for funding through its Kalo Grants program.
RISE was built under a public-private partnership between UH, UH Foundation and Hunt Companies Hawaiʻi.
PACE plans to host a Founders and Friends Showcase every semester.
OmniVocab aims to help intermediate language learners overcome obstacles in acquiring a new language through immersive experiences.
Krieger recently won a $1,000 Kalo Grant for Edukits Hawaiʻi.
Hui will teach entrepreneurial concepts and processes, and provide valuable one-on-one advice to PACE entrepreneurs.