Erica will introduce you to some of the major Hawaii and Pacific resources in the library that will assist you with your research.
Thursday, February 27
Lama 118 (Library)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Presenter: Erica Dias (Hawaiian and Pacific Resources Librarian)
For more information and workshops, visit the new SOS Website
https://guides.library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/sos
Thank you
SOS Coordinator: Guy Inaba
inaba@hawaii.edu
(808) 734-9206
About the Program
The Teaching Online Prep Program (TOPP) is a two-time national award-winning professional development program that prepares faculty to develop and facilitate a high-quality online class. During the intensive 6-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.
Schedule: Two summer cohorts of TOPP will be offered online this summer (you can indicate your cohort preference in the application):
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 – it is not advisable to enroll in TOPP while teaching a summer class.
APPLY HERE: by Monday, March 30 at 11:55pm.
Questions? For more information about TOPP or the application process, please contact an instructional designer:
Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu) – Summer I facilitator
Youxin Zhang (youxin@hawaii.edu) & Helen Torigoe (htorigoe@hawaii.edu) – Summer II facilitators
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Please join us tomorrow, Feb 28 from 1-2pm in Olapa 211 for a panel discussion on Assessment for Contract Renewal and Tenure & Promotion. Gain valuable insights, ask your burning questions, and learn about this important facet of your dossier!
Get the Google Calendar:
Contract Renewal C4ward Google Calendar
Tenure & Promotion C4ward Google Calendar
Friday, Feb. 21 in Olapa 211: Developing Your Professional Statement – Susan Inouye
1:00-1:45pm Contract Renewal & Tenure & Promotion
Friday, Feb. 28 in Olapa 211: Assessment Q&A Panel
1:00-2:00pm Contract Renewal & Tenure & Promotion
Friday, March 13 in Lama 118: Formatting Your Dossier – Joyce Tokuda, Helen Torigoe
1:00-1:45pm Contract Renewal
2:00-2:45pm Tenure & Promotion
Friday, April 3 in Olapa 211: Sharing & Suggestions – Chancellor Louise Pagotto
1:00-1:30pm Contract Renewal
1:30-2:00pm Tenure & Promotion
Friday, April 24 in Olapa 211: Deans, VCs and Department Chairs
1:00-2:00pm Contract Renewal & Tenure & Promotion
Contract Renewal C4ward Concierges
Kelli Nakamura (kellinak@hawaii.edu)
Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu)
Tenure & Promotion C4ward Concierges
Chris Gargiulo (gargiulo@hawaii.edu)
Sheryl Fuchino-Nishida (fuchino@hawaii.edu)
The Wo Learning Champions is a professional development experience focused on community building, innovation, and leadership that spans the UHCC system. Two people from each campus are selected to create a 14-member strong generation of Wos who work together over the course of a year and a half.
Each month during the 3-semester commitment, you will visit a different UHCC whose Wo reps will coordinate a day of sharing some of the amazing learning opportunities and initiatives that make their campus unique. At least once (twice if you like!), you will host the Wos at Kapi‘olani CC and plan experiences that highlight our amazing staff, faculty and students and the work we do here. In addition to learning about what makes our UHCCs so special, you will plan and execute initiatives, including completing a cohort project, coordinate awards, volunteer and serve at HISSI, and foster long-lasting connections with your fellow Wos. To get a glimpse into the Wo experience, please visit our blog: Wo Learning Champions
This is an excellent opportunity to collaborate with inspiring and dedicated colleagues, develop new skills, and witness first-hand the various ways our campuses are succeeding while contributing to the success of our UH community college system.
Applications are due by 11:55pm on Saturday, March 7:
Kapi‘olani CC Wo Learning Champions Gen XIV Application
Questions? Please don’t hesitate to contact Jamie (jsickel@hawaii.edu) and/or Jackie at (lindoj@hawaii.edu) – we will be more than happy to share our experience with you.
(Spoiler Alert: it’s been amazing!)
The Contract Renewal and Tenure & Promo C4ward concierges need to hear from you about how we can best support you in your professional journey! What questions do you have? What resources do you need? How can we better address your needs? Please let us know in this brief survey – mahalo nui!
A big mahalo to all the faculty and staff who have volunteered to administer the Community College Survey of Student Engagement and all the faculty who have agreed to have the survey conducted in their classes.
UPDATE–All volunteer slots have been filled. Thank you!
Congratulations to our team, they scored a W this past Monday against UH West Oahu Asio!
Come and support the Kapiʻolani Royals this upcoming Monday, March 2, 2020 at 7:45pm for their game against the Honolulu CC Sharks.
The game will be at Pearl City District Park Gym, give yourself time for parking as the parking lot does fill up due to the amount of players and supporters that attend the game.
Follow the Office of Student Activities at @kapccosa and the Board of Student Activities at @kccbosa for all things student life and activities.
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.
This is your opportunity to:
Please reserve your spot to attend the wardrobe session by Friday, March 6: go.hawaii.edu/Akk
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.
Guy Inaba offers suggestions to help you better manage your time.
Wednesday, February 26
Lama 118 (Library)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
There are 168 hours each week to manage classes, activities, study time, various activities, work, free time, health and sleep. Good planning becomes essential to get things done efficiently and with the least amount of stress.
Presenter: Guy Inaba (SOS Coordinator)
For more information and workshops, visit the new SOS Website
https://guides.library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/sos
Thank you
SOS Coordinator: Guy Inaba
inaba@hawaii.edu
(808) 734-9206
Open to students, alumni, faculty, and staff! The Nursing Mini Job Fair is an opportunity to learn more about career paths from professionals, build relationships with employers, and find part-time and full-time jobs in the health care industry.
Nursing Mini Job Fair
Friday, February 28
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Kōpiko 128
Featured employers include:
Need help preparing for the mini job fair? The Employment Prep Center (EPC) can help with your resume, elevator pitch, and networking skills. Contact gethired@hawaii.edu or 808-734-9066.