Applications are being accepted for the Waterfront
Lofts. Don’t miss out on this unique residential community experience. The
Lofts are moderately furnished; laundry facilities are on site; and residents
have access to the Learning Commons, lounges, outdoor common spaces, and much
MORE. Details here; the application is on HPU Pipeline.
The one month free rent promotional offer ends on April 1, 2016. Questions?
Call 808-544-1116.
Student Campus Climate survey
As part of the ongoing effort to make sure students feel welcome and safe at HPU, students are invited to complete a survey about incidences of certain types of sexual and physical experiences in relationships on campus. The survey takes about 10-12 minutes to complete. Please take this opportunity to contribute to the understanding of a very important aspect of student life on campus. Responses will be completely anonymous and confidential. Survey link here. At the end of the survey, students can enter their name to be eligible to win a Fit Bit and other HPU giveaways (survey responses are not tied to the giveaway link). Questions? Contact mkaptik@hpu.edu.
As part of the ongoing effort to make sure students feel welcome and safe at HPU, students are invited to complete a survey about incidences of certain types of sexual and physical experiences in relationships on campus. The survey takes about 10-12 minutes to complete. Please take this opportunity to contribute to the understanding of a very important aspect of student life on campus. Responses will be completely anonymous and confidential. Survey link here. At the end of the survey, students can enter their name to be eligible to win a Fit Bit and other HPU giveaways (survey responses are not tied to the giveaway link). Questions? Contact mkaptik@hpu.edu.
Makaha condo for sale: Faculty emeritus and wife donate gift of
real estate
Faculty emeritus Charles Mader, Ph.D., and his wife Emma Jean donated real estate with an appraised value of $125,000. Proceeds support student success at HPU. More information about the 1 Bed/1 Bath/690 sq ft condo with beautiful ocean and mountain views, here.
Faculty emeritus Charles Mader, Ph.D., and his wife Emma Jean donated real estate with an appraised value of $125,000. Proceeds support student success at HPU. More information about the 1 Bed/1 Bath/690 sq ft condo with beautiful ocean and mountain views, here.
Planned gifts, such as charitable
gift annuities, allow friends of Hawai‘i Pacific University to leave a legacy
for generations of future students, while also meeting personal financial
objectives.
Commencement volunteers needed
The Spring Commencement ceremony is scheduled for Thursday, May 12, at the Blaisdell Arena. There is no way the university could honor and recognize the achievements of its graduates without the help of dedicated faculty, staff and student volunteers. If you are available to help, please sign up for a shift here. More information here or contact the Commencement Planning Committee at commencement@hpu.edu.
The Spring Commencement ceremony is scheduled for Thursday, May 12, at the Blaisdell Arena. There is no way the university could honor and recognize the achievements of its graduates without the help of dedicated faculty, staff and student volunteers. If you are available to help, please sign up for a shift here. More information here or contact the Commencement Planning Committee at commencement@hpu.edu.
Peer Academic Coach (PAC) apps due March 21
PACs are upper-class student leaders who provide academic support, motivation and mentorship for new students during their first year at HPU. It is a paid, student employment opportunity for the 2016-2017 academic year. Apply here until March 21, 2016.
PACs are upper-class student leaders who provide academic support, motivation and mentorship for new students during their first year at HPU. It is a paid, student employment opportunity for the 2016-2017 academic year. Apply here until March 21, 2016.
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. Discounted student rate
and early bird registration closes March 18. More information and registration
link here.
Hawaii Loa Campus (HLC) Bookstore
closed week of March 21
The HLC
Bookstore will be closed from March 21-25, reopening on Monday, March 28, with
its regular operating hours (Monday & Tuesday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Wednesday
& Thursday from noon-5 p.m., & Friday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.). You can
shop online, anytime, at the Bookstore website or stop by the
Downtown Bookstore (note: change in hours for Wednesday, March 24, 10 a.m.-3
p.m., closed Thursday, March 25 and Friday, March 26). You can also contact the
Bookstore at 808-544-0290 with requests, and the staff will do their best to
accommodate you.
HPU
Libraries workshops: DT and HLC
·
Cite
in a snap: Learn how to create a bibliography in a snap! Workshops on
Zotero and EndNote Basic, free easy-to-use tools that help you collect,
organize, share, and cite your research resources. Sessions every Tuesday, Downtown, 10 a.m., and 3 p.m. Reserve a
seat here. If
you can’t make it on a Tuesday, email reference@hpu.edu for
an appointment.
·
Library
Achievement Session! Workshops on various citation tools. Sessions from March 16-30, on Wednesdays, HLC, AC308, various times. More
information and registration link here.
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