Child welfare education collaboration revitalized
HCWEC seeks to provide a training pipeline to develop a highly competent workforce in the challenging child welfare field in the state of Hawaiʻi.
School of Social Work celebrates 80 years of service
The 80th Anniversary Gala honored Elizabeth Jessamine Kauikeolani “Clorinda” Low Lucas, Senator Susie Chun Oakland and the Queen’s Health Systems.
Queen Liliʻuokalani Trust establishes Native Hawaiian culture professorship
The Queen Liliʻuokalani Trust donated $500,000 to the Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work.
Graduation success story: Kekai and Jason Smith
Kekai and Jason Smith—two class of 2015 graduates whose hard work and determination in getting their master’s degrees in social work and engineering will come to fruition.
School of Social Work’s resource center honored for national excellence
Hā Kūpuna at UH Mānoa’s School of Social Work honored with Award for Excellence in Multicultural Aging.
UH educators honored by Native Hawaiian Education Association
The Native Hawaiian Education Association honored Noreen Mokuau, Maenette Benham and Nawaʻa Napoleon with the association’s Educator of the Year award.
Gartley Hall built in 1921 receives 21st century renovation
Gartley Hall, the second oldest building at UH Mānoa, received a new lease on life after a 14 million dollar renovation.
Lifespan differences of Hawaiʻi residents examined
Multidisciplinary research into varying lifespans of Hawaiʻi residents will continue at UH Mānoa.
The Journal of Indigenous Social Development online now
Assessment of LGBTQI amongst Native Hawaiians, the aloha response and more in the latest issue of the Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work journal.
Aquaponics and education define award-winning West Oʻahu project
West Oʻahu Hoʻoulu Pacific team wins awards for social enterprise agricultural project designed to improve Pacific Island community health.
