Monthly Archives: October 2019

Employment Prep Center (EPC) Closed Fri 11/1

The Employment Prep Center (EPC) will be closed on Friday, November 1 and re-open on Monday, November 4.

Faculty, staff, and students are welcome to check out our website at https://www.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/epc for resources available to them.

Students can visit the UHCC Job Center Online (JCO) to find off-campus positions, build and store their resumes, and access job search resources. Visit this resource at: http://uhcc.hawaii.edu/jobcenter/.

Students wishing to make an appointment can do so through their
Student Success Network at https://mysuccess.hawaii.edu.

Kamaka Pili – Kīpaipai Career & Transfer Series (NEW Date & Time)

“Kīpaipai” means to inspire; which gives our lecture series its name. The Kapiʻolani Community College Kīpaipai Career and Transfer Series will encompass Native Hawaiian professionals with a knowledge of History, Communications, Political Science, and Cultural Research. Their expertise and knowledge will inspire students to believe in their academic journey and become the leading professionals in Hawaiʻi’s workforce. Na ka Hawaiʻi, no ka Hawaiʻi. By Hawaiʻi, for Hawaiʻi.

Kamaka Pili is a Weather Anchor/Reporter for KHON-TV. Kamaka attained his Bachelorʻs degree in Political Science from the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo.

The event will be held in the Lama Library Study Hub at Kapiʻolani Community College on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm. 

Funded by Title III Part A – Kauhale Ke Kuleana

50% Off Discount on Professional Attire for Students, Faculty, and Staff

The Kapi’olani CC Employment Prep Center and Banana Republic is hosting a free wardrobe session, exclusively for Honolulu CC, Kapi’olani CC, Leeward CC, and Windward CC students and faculty/staff.

Sunday, November 3
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Banana Republic (Ala Moana 2nd level)

This is your opportunity to:

  • Learn tips about interview and business attire
  • Get personal recommendations from BR stylists
  • Try on different outfits
  • Receive up to 50% off clothing you wish to purchase; discount cards can be picked up at the wardrobe session

Please reserve your spot to attend the wardrobe session by Friday, November 1: go.hawaii.edu/LYG

Questions about this event? Connect with us: ‘Iliahi 231 | 808-734-9066 | gethired@hawaii.edu

Established on the Kapiʻolani Community College campus in 2015, the Employment Prep Center (EPC) provides students and alumni career development education and employment resources. Visit the EPC website – kapiolani.hawaii.edu/epc – to learn more about who we are and resources for students, alumni, faculty, and employers.

Call for TOPP Spring 2020 Applications: Due Nov. 11

About the Program: The Teaching Online Prep Program (TOPP) prepares faculty to develop and facilitate a high-quality online class. During the intensive 8-week session, you’ll learn about effective online pedagogy and current state, federal and ACCJC requirements for online classes, practice maximizing key Laulima and Web 2.0 tools, and begin developing your online class site in a supportive community of practice. TOPP will be delivered completely online Spring 2020 from January 21 through March 13.

Eligibility: Individuals teaching online for the first time or experienced online teachers interested in teaching a new online class or revising one may apply. There are a limited number of seats in the cohort – selection into TOPP will depend on meeting the eligibility criteria and the priority of your course. Please be aware that this is an intensive online course that requires a significant time commitment.

APPLY HERE: The application deadline for the Spring 2020 cohort is Monday, November 11.

Questions? For more information about TOPP or the application process, please contact Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu) and/or Helen Torigoe (htorigoe@hawaii.edu), your Kapi‘olani CC instructional designers and TOPP developers/facilitators.

A note about TEs: As part of the reduction in non-instructional Teaching Equivalencies (TEs) to address the College’s budget, TEs for participation in TOPP for all faculty have been cut. There are limited Title III funds available to provide 3 TEs to full-time faculty and lecturers to take TOPP for courses that are not already online and that are needed to complete a fully online certificate, concentration or degree. Leigh Dooley (ldooley@hawaii.edu), Interim DE Coordinator, is contacting individuals who teach these courses and are eligible for TEs this spring. Questions regarding TEs for TOPP participation can be directed to her. All faculty who have not yet completed TOPP and wish to (re)design an online class are welcome to apply for this professional development experience, regardless of their eligibility for TEs – please be aware that this is an intensive online professional development course that requires a significant time commitment to complete successfully.

space scene says you're invited to preview the future of kapiolani distance education.

Join Us for TOPP Final Presentations Nov 7 & 8

Join us from 1-2pm on Nov. 7 and 8 for the Teaching Online Prep Program (TOPP) Fall 2019 cohort’s final presentations. Participants will be sharing a preview of their online class sites, featuring a Web 2.0 tool they’ll be using to facilitate an engaging online learning experience, and highlighting their proudest TOPP accomplishment as well as plans for development post-TOPP. All faculty, admin and staff are welcome to join one or more sessions, which will be held via Zoom at bit.ly/topp_fa19

Thursday, Nov 7
1:00 – 2:00pm
Friday, Nov 8
1:00 – 2:00pm
• Louise Tatekawa (FSHE 185)
• Susan Dik (ENT 130)
• Steven Nagata (LAW 102)
• Nicole Otero (ESL 100)
• David Mendonsa (MICT 162)
• Palani Kelly (HWST 107)
• Boris Bogaczewicz (ITS 144)
• Alfred Seita (BUS 250)
• Shawn Ford (SLT 203B)

No need to RSVP – just click the link (bit.ly/topp_fa19) when it’s time to join us via Zoom!

Please contact TOPP FALL ’19 facilitators Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu) or Susan Inouye (inouye@hawaii.edu) with any questions. ‘Hope to see you there!

Call for TOPP Spring 2020 Applications: Due Nov. 11

About the Program: The Teaching Online Prep Program (TOPP) prepares faculty to develop and facilitate a high-quality online class. During the intensive 8-week session, you’ll learn about effective online pedagogy and current state, federal and ACCJC requirements for online classes, practice maximizing key Laulima and Web 2.0 tools, and begin developing your online class site in a supportive community of practice. TOPP will be delivered completely online Spring 2020 from January 21 through March 13.

Eligibility: Individuals teaching online for the first time or experienced online teachers interested in teaching a new online class or revising one may apply. There are a limited number of seats in the cohort – selection into TOPP will depend on meeting the eligibility criteria and the priority of your course. Please be aware that this is an intensive online course that requires a significant time commitment.

APPLY HERE: The application deadline for the Spring 2020 cohort is Monday, November 11.

Questions? For more information about TOPP or the application process, please contact Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu) and/or Helen Torigoe (htorigoe@hawaii.edu), your Kapi‘olani CC instructional designers and TOPP developers/facilitators.

A note about TEs: As part of the reduction in non-instructional Teaching Equivalencies (TEs) to address the College’s budget, TEs for participation in TOPP for all faculty have been cut. There are limited Title III funds available to provide 3 TEs to full-time faculty and lecturers to take TOPP for courses that are not already online and that are needed to complete a fully online certificate, concentration or degree. Leigh Dooley (ldooley@hawaii.edu), Interim DE Coordinator, is contacting individuals who teach these courses and are eligible for TEs this spring. Questions regarding TEs for TOPP participation can be directed to her. All faculty who have not yet completed TOPP and wish to (re)design an online class are welcome to apply for this professional development experience, regardless of their eligibility for TEs – please be aware that this is an intensive online professional development course that requires a significant time commitment to complete successfully.

NEʻEPAPA TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

Please join us for KCC’s 5th Annual Neʻepapa Kalāhū Event on Thursday, December 12, 2019, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. – ʻŌhi‘a Cafeteria. This event is about celebrating, recognizing and appreciating faculty, staff, and administration who have contributed their passion, hard work, and dedication to our students and our College. This event is only for faculty, staff, administration, and their invited guests.

Hawaiian food will be prepared by Noa Catering. There will be a special guest DJ with music and dancing. Tickets are $20.00 per person. Deadline to purchase tickets is December 2, 2019. Tickets will not be sold at the door and are non-refundable. Please submit payment (cash only) and label on the envelope: your name, name of guest(s), and amount enclosed. Your tickets will be ready for pick up at the 5th Annual Neʻepapa Kalāhū Event. We also have Neʻepapa Kalāhū shirts for sale at a discounted price: t-shirts for $10/polo for $20, please fill out the Neʻepapa Kalāhū Shirt Order Form. Payment for tickets/shirts can be dropped off to Derek Lee in ʻIlima 203C. Any questions, please email Kapu Landgraf at kapulani@hawaii.edu.

2019 Neʻepapa Kalāhu Award nominations can be submitted:  https://tinyurl.com/yysdjou6. Deadline for nominations has been extended to Friday, November 15, 2019.

Come and celebrate!  We look forward to seeing you there!

AMENDED – University of Hawai’i Internal Vacancy Announcements (Civil Service)

Aloha,

The vacancy announcements listed below are available for viewing via NeoGov. The deadline to apply for these positions is 11/08/2019Class specifications may be accessed directly through the links attached to each position.

Please note that applications for these positions should be submitted online.

Windward Community College

University Security Officer I, Pos. #900539, DL, SR14, BU-03

Windward Community College

Library Technician V, Pos. #25657, SR11, BU-03

UHM – Athletics

Janitor II, Pos. #11989, DL, BC02, BU-01

Leeward Community College

General Laborer II, Pos. #24589, DL, BC03, BU-01 (Updated Link)

Leeward Community College

Building Maintenance Worker I, Pos. #17718 & 21999, DL. BC09, BU-01

UH Hilo

Air Conditioning Mechanic I, Pos. #900934, DL, BC10, BU-01 (Removed)

Honolulu Community College

Groundskeeper I, Pos. #900273, DL, BC02, BU-01

For more information, please visit:

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/hawaiiedu/promotionaljobs

Mahalo,

OHR/Civil Service Team