The visit provided an opportunity for Hensel to engage with students, faculty, staff, leadership, alumni and community members to discuss key challenges and opportunities in Maui County.
“No shift in federal policy can change who we are or our unwavering commitment to ensuring that every member of our campus community is valued and welcomed.”
The Hawaiʻi CC Manono campus, Kō Education Center and Pālamanui campus welcomed Hensel.
Hensel also provided an update on her tour of the UH campuses and education centers in her first 90 days as UH President
“I can assure you that we are approaching this moment with care, thoughtfulness, and an unwavering commitment to our students, faculty, staff, and the communities we serve.”
Honolulu CC students energized and reassured by meeting with UH President Wendy Hensel.
The UH Maui College Lānaʻi Education Center currently serves 84 students, including 64 Early College students.
“By limiting this essential support, the federal government is stepping back from its long-standing commitment to advancing medical innovation.”
In a special livestreamed address on February 6, UH President Wendy Hensel acknowledged the significant impact of recent federal policy changes on higher education.
Waiʻanae Moku students’ passion impresses UH President Wendy Hensel.
