The Chancellor’s Office Hours on Mondays will continue to be available over the phone for the remaining of the semester. Please call the Chancellor’s Office at 734-9565 between 9-10 a.m.
Here are the remaining dates for spring:
May 4
May 11
Monthly Archives: April 2020
Chancellorʻs Updates – April 29, 2020
The notes and link to the video from Chancellor’s Updates on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 can be found here. Previous updates as well as current information can be found on the COVID-19 webpage.
The Chancellor will be updating the college this week Friday, May 1 at 1:00 p.m. Join the Zoom meeting: https://kapiolani.zoom.us/j/134238117.
Interview Tips for 2020 from 2000+ Interviews Workshop (Recorded)
Description: Join us as we hear from an Adecco Recruiter who will share interviewing tips you can use, common interview pitfalls, and how to prepare for your next (in person or virtual) job interview. You’ll also have an opportunity to hear a mock interview role played live with real questions and mannerisms.
Recording of this Zoom Presentation:
https://guides.library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/sos/interviews
Please let your students know about this presentation.
HOSTED BY:
Kapiolani Community College
SOS CAREER WORKSHOP SERIES
and the
EMPLOYMENT PREP-CENTER (EPC)
Presented by: Employment Prep Center and Adecco
Questions about this event?
Email: gethired@hawaii.edu
Phone: (808) 734-9066
Su Lazo: Interim Counselor/Coordinator, Employment Prep Center (EPC)
Kikaha O Lae‘ahi Center, ‘Iliahi 231
— email: Su Lazo sudim@hawaii.edu
For more information and more online workshops coming soon, visit the SOS Website
https://guides.library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/sos
Thank you
SOS Coordinator: Guy Inaba
inaba@hawaii.edu
(808) 734-9206
LAST DAY! Vote for Class Picks 📸 and Sign Our Yearbook 📖 by 4pm
The pre-release of the Kapi‘olani Staff, Faculty, and Admin Homeschool Class of 2020 (throwback edition) Yearbook is out! (tip: click the center to go full screen for a better experience)
This mystery version is sans names so you can flip through and see which of your colleagues you can identify. The final version will be released this Friday (May 1). Before then, make sure you: Vote for Class Picks and Sign our yearbook! (one submission per person, please).
While photo submissions have closed, all Kapi‘olani staff, faculty and admin are welcome to cast your votes and sign the yearbook. Winners of the 5 Class Pick titles will receive an Amazon gift card.
Voting for class picks and submissions for yearbook messages closes this Thursday at 4:00pm. The final yearbook release on Friday will include names, winners, and yearbook messages. Mahalo for playing!
Save the Date: VIRTUAL Student Undergraduate Research Fair (SURF) 5/5 – 5/7
It’s that time of the semester! Please join us in celebrating our KapCC students and the work they have accomplished in the past few months. We are especially excited to feature students in the Sustainability Certificate Showcase for the first time!
Spring 2020 Student Undergraduate Research Fair (SURF)
Online presentations via Google Meet
Tuesday, May 5 to Thursday, May 7
Tues & Wed – 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Thurs – 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
We are embracing growth mindset by featuring research-in-progress presentations and experimenting with our first virtual conference! We’re hoping that SURF will be a casual space where faculty, staff, and students can share ideas and learn from each other.
Did you know that KapCC students:
- Pulled 32,982 lbs of invasive algae in Maunalua bay over the past 10 years, contributing to a 25% increase in native algae species.
- Investigated ways to reduce fuel consumption and increase the viability of alternative energy sources.
- Monitored the Manu-o-ku bird on our campus and found that there may be predators nearby.
- Found a potential way to reduce the likelihood of community college faculty and staff falling for phishing attempts.
Feel free to just pop in for a few minutes and check out a student’s presentation. Students get really excited when people come and ask questions!
Instructions on how to attend and a program will be posted here shortly. Contact Li-Anne Delavega at ldelaveg@hawaii.edu for questions.
Interview Tips for 2020 from 2000+ Interviews Workshop (via Zoom)
Interview Tips for 2020 from 2000+ Interviews
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Time: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm HST
Zoom Workshop Registration: http://go.hawaii.edu/VdA
(You’ll be emailed an Invitation and password for this exclusive event)
Description: Join us as we hear from an Adecco Recruiter who will share interviewing tips you can use, common interview pitfalls, and how to prepare for your next (in person or virtual) job interview. You’ll also have an opportunity to hear a mock interview role played live with real questions and mannerisms.
Presented by: Employment Prep Center and Adecco
Please let your students know about this presentation.
HOSTED BY:
Kapiolani Community College
SOS CAREER WORKSHOP SERIES
and the
EMPLOYMENT PREP-CENTER (EPC)
Questions about this event?
Email: gethired@hawaii.edu
Phone: (808) 734-9066
Su Lazo: Interim Counselor/Coordinator, Employment Prep Center (EPC)
Kikaha O Lae‘ahi Center, ‘Iliahi 231
— email: Su Lazo sudim@hawaii.edu
For more information and more online workshops coming soon, visit the SOS Website
https://guides.library.kapiolani.hawaii.edu/sos
Thank you
SOS Coordinator: Guy Inaba
inaba@hawaii.edu
(808) 734-9206
Show Your RESPECT
Aloha Kapi’olani CC Students, Faculty, Staff & Colleagues!
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and a time our campus normally comes together to promote healthy relationships through participation in a local, statewide [respect] campaign.
The PAU (Prevention, Awareness, Understanding) Violence Coalition invites you to show solidarity for healthy, respectful relationships TODAY (4/29) by wearing a [respect] shirt or hat (that you’ve received from participating in a previous [respect] campaign) or wearing the color TEAL (the official SAAM color).
Even though we are physically distancing during this time, we can still show support for respect in our digital communities and spaces. Respect is particularly important, as pandemics and other global crises heighten the risk of sexual and other gender-based violence to occur.
Though we are faced with great mounting challenges and stress as we move through this time, let us reflect on the positive actions we can take to promote respect in our homes, relationships, communities, and ourselves.
Take good care and be well.
Aloha nui,
Your Kapi’olani CC PAU Violence Coalition
Faculty, Staff, Admin: Vote for Class Picks and Sign Our Yearbook by Thurs @ 4pm!
The pre-release of the Kapi‘olani Staff, Faculty, and Admin Homeschool Class of 2020 (throwback edition) Yearbook is out! (tip: click the center to go full screen for a better experience)
This mystery version is sans names so you can flip through and see which of your colleagues you can identify. The final version will be released this Friday (May 1). Before then, make sure you: Vote for Class Picks and Sign our yearbook! (one submission per person, please).
While photo submissions have closed, all Kapi‘olani staff, faculty and admin are welcome to cast your votes and sign the yearbook. Winners of the 5 Class Pick titles will receive an Amazon gift card.
Voting for class picks and submissions for yearbook messages closes this Thursday at 4:00pm.
The final yearbook release on Friday will include names, winners, and yearbook messages. Mahalo for playing!
KA’AU MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS ZOOM SUPPORT SESSIONS: MONDAYS AT 11:00 AM
KA’AU MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS
JOIN ZOOM SUPPORT SESSIONS
MONDAYS, 11:00 AM
Meeting Link:
https://zoom.us/j/746225440
ID: 746 225 440
Come share, ask and hear other student’s challenges and solutions. Each week’s discussion will center around a general topic.
TOPICS:
4/06 Week 1: Recognize your stress
4/13 Week 2: The Importance of a Routine
4/20 Week 3: Three Pillars of Self Care
4/27 Week 4: Find Ways to Connect
5/04 Week 5: Goal Setting
5/11 Week 6: Remain Informed
Congratulations to The NSLS Inductees!
On Monday, April 20, about 25 people came together to celebrate the induction of 12 Kapiʻolani CC student members into the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) during a virtual induction ceremony. As inducted members, they were also awarded their Foundations of Leadership Certificate.
Spring 2020 NSLS Inductees:
Shaina Bumanglag (AA, Liberal Arts; LTC Nurse Aide)
Cheryl Crabb (MLT)
Sam Ehrhart (AA, Liberal Arts, History Concentration)
Jerilynn Fabro (AA, Liberal Arts)
Chanel Gemini (AA, Liberal Arts; CNA)
Lilinoe Irvine (AA, Liberal Arts; AA, Hawaiian Studies; Hawaiian Language Certificate)
Victoria Kano (EMT)
Ryan Lau (AS, NS)
Kealakekua Meyer (AA, Hawaiian Studies)
Brandon Paz (AA, Liberal Arts)
Emmanuel Pichay (AA, Liberal Arts)
Mikaela Rivera (AA, Liberal Arts)
The NSLS Kapiʻolani CC Chapter would like to thank the following individuals who represented the community of individuals whose support made Monday’s virtual induction ceremony a reality for our inductees:
- Louise Pagotto, Chancellor
- No‘eau Keōpūhiwa, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
- Elia Bruno, Founder & Executive Director, HNL Tool Library, Kapiʻolani Community College alumnus, and Induction Ceremony Keynote Speaker
- Joy Shirokane, Instructional Support Services Coordinator, CELTT
The chapter would like to acknowledge the ceremony’s special award recipients:
- Honorary Membership Award: Elia Bruno
- Excellence in Service to Students Award: Lance Akana
- Excellence in Teaching Award: LaVache Scanlan
And, a special thank you also goes out to Kapiʻo news and their coverage of the event.
About us: The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is the nation’s largest leadership honor society and collegiate leadership development program. The NSLS differentiates itself from traditional honor societies in that students must complete a step-by-step leadership development program in order to become inducted.
The Kapiʻolani Community College Employment Prep Center (EPC) established a chapter with The NSLS for its students in August 2019. Su Lazo, Interim Coordinator for the EPC, and Angela Coloretti McGough, Interim Student Affairs Coordinator, serve as Chapter Co-Advisors.