TIM school receives $500K grant from Hilton Foundation to support Hawaiʻi HS grads
This is the Hilton Foundation’s second largest gift in support of education and training at UH.
This is the Hilton Foundation’s second largest gift in support of education and training at UH.
Now in its 27th year, the event was themed “Make a Big Splash! Developing your Personal Brand.”
Up to 90% of Hawaiʻi’s food is imported.
Thirteen UH Mānoa subjects were ranked by the Shanghai Ranking Consultancy.
Switching from a sustainable mindset to a regenerative one is critical to address the urgent calls for action on climate change and depleting natural resources.
Agrusa spoke about how tourism is vital to the economies of most Pacific island countries, the effects of COVID-19, and how eco-tourism is growing.
The event also raised more than $260,000 for student scholarships at the TIM School.
The research findings could open the door to new sustainable experiences and more jobs for Hawaiʻi’s workforce.
Tourists from the U.S. are the largest source for visitors to the Hawaiian islands.
The restaurant entrepreneurship course is designed to give students an insider’s look at the food service industry prior to and after the COVID-19 pandemic.