Congratulations to this yearʻs Supernatural Story Contest Winners!
Each of these talented fiction writers will receive a $100 University of Hawai‘i Bookstore gift card and publication in Kapi’o Online.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
10:45 – Noon
Lama Library Media Alcove
Guest Authors Are:
We will also be giving away 2 copies of Issue No. 106 of Bamboo Ridge: Journal of Hawaiʻi Literature and Arts in which of all our guest authors have been published.
APA Citations (Referencing)
Lama 118 (Library)
10:45 am – 11:30 am
COMPASS Info Session
Lama 118 (Library)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Microsoft PowerPoint Basics
Lama 118 (Library)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Scholarship Writing
Lama 118 (Library)
1:30 pm – 2:15 pm
Health Management (103)
(Drink Two Monsterns and Don’t Call Me)
Lama 118 (Library)
10:45 am – 11:48 am
Library Resources
Lama 118 (Library)
1:45 pm – 2:15 pm
Job Readiness – Professionalism and Ethics
Marie Kumabe, Kristine Uclaray (KumabeHR)
Manele 102 (New Location – Hawaiian Studies)
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
For more information and workshops, visit the SOS Website http://library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/SOS
KCC’s Healthy Campus 2020 committee is sponsoring a Learn CPR Day on Thursday afternoon, 10/28, in front of the Ilima Building on the Great Lawn. This FREE event is open to all students, faculty and staff and will feature continuous, brief hands-on demonstrations of CPR and use of the automated external defibrillator (AED). It will be held between 1:00pm-4:00pm.
Come and learn the basics of CPR – you could save a life!
(no certification provided – but you may get a treat!)
Through the generous support of Jim Wo, the Wo Global Learning Champions will be hosting three faculty and staff from Waiariki Institute for Technology, New Zealand, for a visit to the UH Community Colleges. Please join us in welcoming them to Kapi‘olani CC in front of ‘Ilima, facing the Great Lawn, at 9:00 am on Friday, November 6, 2015.
Our THINK sessions for 2015-2016 begin with two faculty presenting their recent doctoral research.
Friday, October 30, 3:15-5:00, in the 220 Grille.
As always, light refreshments will be served.
Evans, Dave Faculty Perspectives of Satisfaction at a Large, Public, Research University Through the use of a qualitative, multiple case study design, this research examined the level, sources, and nature of the satisfaction of faculty at a large, public, research university. With the objective to inform all constituents of the importance of higher education, suggestions and examples of best practices are suggested in the Implications for Practice section.
Jaworowski, Susan Are Law Schools Poised for Innovation? Three Case Studies of Law Professors Teaching Online American J.D. Programs Whether American law schools are at the tipping point where they recognize the value or and support online education, or whether they are more likely to stay with bricks and mortar face-to-face education. Lens used was Rogers’ diffusion of innovation theory. Specifically analyzed the participants on whether they were innovators or early adopters (in brief, innovators are less likely to affect their peers and spur adoption of an innovation and early adopters are more likely to do so. The value to my peers is in the diffusion of innovations theory. Why do some innovations take off and some get stuck in the mud?
Study with us! Get support in all levels and types of writing and math from Student Mentors as well as Faculty Volunteers at the Study Hub in the Lama Library Alcove. Support is also available from History and Chemisty faculty, including peer-led CHEM 161 Plus.
Study Hub support is available Monday to Friday. Core hours are 8:00-5:00 Monday to Thursday, and 8:00-2:00 on Friday. Additional hours and subjects are listed at http://bit.ly/thestudyhub The schedule may change subject to mentor availability.
Contact us at studyhub@hawaii.edu or 734-9352
Join us this Friday, Oct 30 for our first SLO Stories session of the semester.
In our SLO Stories sessions, you will hear about what your colleagues are doing with SLOs in their classrooms. In this session, Mark Kunimune shares his story of developing a rubric to evaluate paramedic student interns in the field.
Friday Oct 30, 11:00 – 11:45 am in Naio 203
If you would like an email reminder on the day of the session, please email Susan Jaworowski (susanjaw@hawaii.edu)
For more information contact Susan Jaworowski (susanjaw@hawaii.edu) or Tony Silva (silvaa@hawaii.edu)