Monthly Archives: April 2019
Community College Leadership Champion – Annie Thomas
Congratulations to Annie Thomas, Acting Head Librarian, who has been selected as Kapi‘olani CC’s Community College Leadership Champion for 2019-2020. Annie will serve in this leadership development program along with representatives from each of the other UHCC campuses. The CCLC was established in 2004 through the vision and sponsorship of Dr. Joyce Tsunoda and the many UHCC and community contributors to the Joyce S. Tsunoda Community College Leadership Development Fund in order to develop and support future leaders within the UHCC system. Participants in the program have the opportunity to meet with UH system administrators as well as leaders from the community and culminates with a capstone project developed by the team. Former CCLC participants have advanced to leadership positions or have become actively involved in important UHCC or campus initiatives. We are proud to have Annie serve as Kapi‘olani CC’s Community College Leadership Champion!
Last General Meeting for BOSP
Aloha KCC! BOSP is holding their last general meeting of the semester on May 1, 2019 in Iliahi 123AB from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. General meetings are open to the entire KCC community so please drop by if you want to learn more or join us!
We are currently looking for members of the student executive team (Chair, Vice Chair, and Voting Member). These are paid leadership positions open to all KCC home campus students who will be taking 6 or more credits in the fall and have a desire to learn more about leadership! No publications experience necessary!
If you have any questions, please email us at kccbosp@hawaii.edu or follow us on Instagram and dm us @kccbosp. Mahalo and have a GREAT DAY!!!
Creative Media Lab
ALOHA STUDENTS!!
Looking for a place to learn or use creative media software like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Premier, or more? Well, look no further than the Creative Media Lab!! If you need help with technology or computers don’t worry, our lab monitors can help & teach you the basics. For any question or concerns please email us at kccbosp@hawaii.edu.
Hours
LOCATION
The Creative Media Lab is located down the hall past the OSA office. If you are still lost, just look for the sign!!
BOSA’s FUEL FOR FINALS event
Hello!! We have made it to finals, yet again!
Please spread the word to your students that the Board of Student Activities (BOSA) is holding a Fuel for Finals event next week on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
We will be providing FREE light dinner options, beverages and snacks, as students study into the wee hours of the night (well, only until 11 PM).
The event will be in the Kamōkila Center, downstairs by Subway Sandwiches in the ʻIliahi building.
Please encourage students to attend! We are asking for your assistance in helping students to be aware by:
- Distributing to all instructors, in all departments
- Adding the flyer to any Laulima announcements
- Adding the flyer to bulletin boards in your areas and classroomsFuel for Finals
- Sharing this video with your students, or playing it just before class starts
If any instructor would like to host a study group for your class, please contact me (sks78@hawaii.edu) for space availability.
Thank you for helping us support studying in a safe and encouraging way!
– The Board of Student Activities
kccbosa@hawaii.edu
Final Days to Vote for the Kapiʻolani Pride T-shirt Design
Kapiʻolani Pride T-Shirt Design Contest
Voting – Now until Friday, May 3
Five (5) finalists have been selected and represent a creative and artistic expression of our Kapi’olani Community College.
All Kapiʻolani CC students, faculty and staff are invited to vote for their favorite design. One (1) vote per hawaii.edu user, please.
Please review all five (5) designs and select one (1) design as your top choice!
To vote, you must log into your hawaii.edu account and click on link below:
Mahalo from the ENGAGE Student Success Team!
OSA & Kamōkila Student Center | Finals week + Break Hours
OSA & Kamōkila Student Center | Finals week + Break Hours
Monday, May 6 | 8:00am–4:30pm
Tuesday, May 7 | 8:00am–4:30pm
Wednesday, May 8 | 8:00am–4:00pm
Thursday, May 9 | 8:00am–3:00pm
Friday, May 10 | closed
Monday, May 13–Friday, May 17 | closed
closed on weekends and holidays
Congratulations Leāʻhi Published Artists!
The Board of Student Publications would like to congratulate the following artists whose work was published in the Kapiʻolani Community College 2019 Leāʻhi Creative Arts Journal.
Congratulations Published Artists!
- Jake Camara – INTROSPECTION
- Siobhan Coad – JOAN’S JOINT
- Kristen Glenn – BOWL OF FLOWERS
- Zhihai Huang – VALUE & FAMILY
- Eduardo Joaquin – LUNALILO SCHOLARS PORTRAIT & PORTRAIT STUDY SKETCH 3
- Grace Kim – ABSTRACTION
- Mei Koda – GYOTAKU
- Bridgette Laranio – WATCHING OVER HER PEOPLE
- Darsha Lee – TREE & TENTACLES
- MengHsin Lin – LEONARD
- Natalia Lukey – ZIPLINE; OASIS; & F.E.B. THE JOKE BECAME A REALITY
- Melissa Lum – ART 112
- Mary Mann Cortes – SELF PORTRAIT
- Jose Luis Pascua – SELF PORTRAIT
- Emily Pham – IRONY OF PARADISE
- Miyuki Sekiguchi – THOMAS MORAN – COPY; FLOWER RING; & BANGLE – GEOMETRIC SHAPES
- Carol Takamoto – SACRED MOUNTAIN
- Grace Tang – MY SISTER AND THE NEIGHBOR GIRL
- Sung Mi Yoon – FACE; TEDDY BEAR; & STILL LIFE
- Yung Hsuan Yu – WEDDING, NIGHT OUT, AND PARTY NIGHT
Special thanks to Student Art and Layout Editor Allyson Villanueva, Art Review Committee Eduardo Joaquin, Kyle Moy, and Miyuki Sekiguchi, and Faculty Art Advisor Liz Nakoa.
Journals will be distributed this week at the following locations: Kalia Lobby, Office of Student Activities (Iliahi 126), Lama Library, and Kikaha o Lae’ahi (Upstairs liahi).
Congratulations Leāʻhi Published Authors!
Congratulations Published Authors!
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- Paula Bender – HEY YOUZ GUYZ! I DOWN’T EEVEN TAWK LI DIS ANYMOOR, AIGHT?
- Avery Burud – THE BUNGY
- Ciara Delos Reyes – HIM
- Anela-Rae Domingo – WHO GAY? I GAY
- Claudia Durenberger – FLEETING
- Rita Ganz – THE BREAKING OF THE DAM SISTER
- Rachel Inouye – THE DOG
- Jenny Liu – APPRECIATION FOR MOM AND DAD
- Jadyn Lung – TRAVEL WRITING
- Darryl Makekau – DOC
- Patrick McCrindle – CHANGING PERSPECTIVE SHATTERED LOVE
- Ashni Pal – RED STAIN
- Tiare Sabellano-Tsutsui – THE TRANSMISSION TOWER
- Travis Tiqui – PICTURE
- Charmaine Walker – THE GAME OF LAST NAME ROULETTE
Special thanks to Student Writing Editor Kiyomi Sanders, Associate Student Writing Editor Tiare Sabellan-Tsutsui, and Faculty Writing Advisor Beau Ewan who reviewed all submitted writing pieces and edited final selections.
Journals will be distributed this week at the following locations: Kalia Lobby, Office of Student Activities (Iliahi 126), Lama Library, and Kikaha o Lae’ahi (Upstairs liahi).
Congratulations Ka Hue Anahā Published Authors!
The Board of Student Publications would like to congratulate the following scholars whose work was published in the Kapiʻolani Community College 2019 Ka Hue Anahā Journal of Academic and Research Writing.
CONGRATULATIONS PUBLISHED AUTHORS!!
- Partner Akiona – WHAT’S IN A NAME: AN ANALYSIS OF “HAOLE” USAGE THROUGHOUT HAWAI‘I
- Ovnee Asahguii – IS A BLOOD TRANSFUSION ALWAYS THE ANSWER?
- Adrianna Bow – PHYSICAL CONTACT IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT
- Jameil Clarke – THE HEART AND SOUL OF THE CARIBBEAN
- Tara “Iwalani” Clayton – HAWAIIAN MARRIAGE AND PROCREATION IN PRE-CONTACT HAWAI‘I
- Noah Duran – INVENTING MANTRAS: THE DEVOLUTION OF SACRED SOUNDS
- Luisa Faye Fuego – INVENTING JESUS: “TRUE IMAGE” RELICS AND THE STANDARDIZATIONS OF CHRIST’S IMAGE
- Connor Hendrix – INVENTING JUST WAR THEORY
- Hoan Mai – INVENTING GUANYIN
- Devon C. Mickey – HANUMAN AND HUMILITY
- Iroha Mochida – INVENTING AHIMSA: DEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF SOCIAL VIOLENCE & FOLK MUSIC IN AMAMI ISLANDS
- Chantelle Patterson-Sylva – LITTLE THINGS ARE NOT SO LITTLE
- Kristyn Yasui – INVENTING OSIRIS
Special thanks to Student Editor Rachel Bechtel-Breland and Faculty Writing Advisor Normie Salvador who reviewed all submissions and edited final selections.
Journals will be distributed this week at the following locations: Kalia Lobby, Office of Student Activities (Iliahi 126), Lama Library, and Kikaha o Lae’ahi (Upstairs liahi).