Students,
did you know?...
- Laptop check out: At Aloha Tower Learning Commons, there is no charge for borrowing a laptop. Show your HPU student ID at the front desk.
- HPU licensed applications: You may access them from your computer, MAC or mobile device — anywhere in the world — as long as you have internet access. ITS provides this service that delivers virtual desktops to HPU academics and staff. Details here.
Calling student, faculty and staff artists! HPU
would like to display your work at the March 20-May 6 exhibit at Hawaii Loa
campus. Art is being accepted through Friday, March 4. Downtown drop-off
is FS200, and for HLC, contact Angie Botelho at 236-3581. An entry form must be filled out for each entry (limit 10 entries
per person) and hard copies will be located at the drop-off points.
Register
for Ko‘olau Writers Workshop
The Ko‘olau Writers Workshop (KWW) offers
instruction and advice to writers of all levels. Held each spring, KWW features
intensive workshop sessions in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and
scriptwriting. Nora Okja Keller will give a keynote address and Q&A on the
craft and practice of writing.
Registration fee for the Saturday, April 9, KWW,
at Hawaii Loa campus, includes your choice of two workshop sessions (one in
the morning and the other in the afternoon), as well as lunch, parking, and the
keynote address. More information and register here.
Light
Up the Night 2016: Call for Nominations
The Center for Student Life and First-Year Programs invites staff and faculty to nominate deserving candidates for Light Up the Night 2016, HPU’s reception for student leaders. This call for nominations focuses on recognizing those students within your respective department or program who have made considerable contributions to HPU and who genuinely enhance the HPU experience for their fellow students (extra- or co-curricular involvement, outstanding student worker, etc.). Complete and submit the online nomination form by March 30, 5 p.m. Questions? Email: leadership@hpu.edu
The Center for Student Life and First-Year Programs invites staff and faculty to nominate deserving candidates for Light Up the Night 2016, HPU’s reception for student leaders. This call for nominations focuses on recognizing those students within your respective department or program who have made considerable contributions to HPU and who genuinely enhance the HPU experience for their fellow students (extra- or co-curricular involvement, outstanding student worker, etc.). Complete and submit the online nomination form by March 30, 5 p.m. Questions? Email: leadership@hpu.edu
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Hawai‘i pledge contest to 2/26
Undergraduate students can help an HPU Registered Student Organization win up to $1,000 by pledging to be an organ donor on your next driver's license renewal (students who are or are not currently an organ donor on their license can pledge)! Details here for the contest, which ends on Friday, Feb. 26, 11:59 p.m. HPU contact: Assistant Professor Pamela Smith, College of Health and Society.
Undergraduate students can help an HPU Registered Student Organization win up to $1,000 by pledging to be an organ donor on your next driver's license renewal (students who are or are not currently an organ donor on their license can pledge)! Details here for the contest, which ends on Friday, Feb. 26, 11:59 p.m. HPU contact: Assistant Professor Pamela Smith, College of Health and Society.
HPU
Preview Day: 3/12
If
you know a student whom you’d like to learn about HPU and its undergraduate
programs and student services, invite them to Preview Day on Saturday, March
12, at Aloha Tower Marketplace. Check-in begins at 8 a.m. and validated parking
will be available. More information and RSVP link here.
YMCA PAC Leaders
program
The program
offers eligible students with exposure to professional development workshops
and career mentorship. Application
deadline: Friday, March 11. More
information and application here. Questions?
Contact Ryan Tin Loy, Career Services Center, rtinloy@hpu.edu or 544-0230.
Future teachers: Scholarship opportunity
The vision of the Faith C. Ai Memorial Scholarship Fund is “helping present and future teachers fulfill their quest for excellence as educators by playing a vital role in the development of their students into knowledgeable and responsible members of communities worldwide." Scholarships of up to $5,000 each are available. More information here and the deadline to apply is Feb. 29.
The vision of the Faith C. Ai Memorial Scholarship Fund is “helping present and future teachers fulfill their quest for excellence as educators by playing a vital role in the development of their students into knowledgeable and responsible members of communities worldwide." Scholarships of up to $5,000 each are available. More information here and the deadline to apply is Feb. 29.
Faculty
workshop: EndNote Basic
HPU Libraries are offering Faculty Workshop: EndNote Basic, a
free reference management program. Sessions will be held from Feb. 29-March 3
on both campuses. Faculty and staff are welcome to attend. More information and
registration link here.
Spring
2016 UPass and distribution
Undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled
full-time during the Spring 2016 semester and are taking at least one class on
the Downtown or Hawaii Loa campus are eligible to receive a UPass, which
entitles the student to unlimited use of TheBus (Oahu’s public transportation
system). More information including the UPass distribution schedule here.
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