State lawmakers experience UH Mānoa’s innovation, strategic plans
The UH Mānoa Talk Story: Campus Tour invited new state legislators to discover and support the university’s academic and research spaces on June 26.
The UH Mānoa Talk Story: Campus Tour invited new state legislators to discover and support the university’s academic and research spaces on June 26.
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.
The awards are based on a number of factors including innovation, challenges overcome, and whether the redevelopment is a catalyst for economic activity or vibrancy.
OmniVocab aims to help intermediate language learners overcome obstacles in acquiring a new language through immersive experiences.
The students' digital marketing campaign was called “Student Sips.”
With the assistance of the PACE students, they conducted field research and interviews, and developed solutions and prototypes.
The coffee house will open a popup location at RISE in January, while the new store is being built out with the opening planned in time for the fall 2024 semester.
As PACE’s executive director, Fujiyama is responsible for leading UH’s innovation and entrepreneurship efforts, including strengthening ties with community stakeholders.
Teams from UH Mānoa and UH Maui College received the top prize of $1,000 each, and three other teams won $500 prizes.