The KCC commissioners on the UH Commission on the Status of Women invite you to join them for conversation about this and that on Tuesday, July 16th. We’ll gather at noon in Iliahi 104. Since it’s lunchtime, please feel free to bring your lunch. Dessert will be provided.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Iwalani Koide, Janice Yamada, Carol Hoshiko, Alissa Kashiwada, and Barbara Carlos
The KCC commissioners on the UH Commission on the Status of Women invite you to join them for coffee, dessert, and conversation on Thursday, April 18th. We’ll gather at noon in Iliahi 104.
Since it’s lunchtime, please feel free to bring your lunch.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Iwalani Koide, Janice Yamada, Carol Hoshiko, Alissa Kashiwada, and Barbara Carlos
The KCC commissioners on the UH Commission on the Status of Women invite you to join them for coffee, dessert, and conversation on Thursday, April 18th. We’ll gather at noon in Iliahi 104. Since it’s lunchtime, please feel free to bring your lunch.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Iwalani Koide, Janice Yamada, Carol Hoshiko, Alissa Kashiwada, and Barbara Carlos
It’s Spring – – – time to clean out your closets and drawers!
We all have items that looked great in the store but not so great once we got home. And, let’s face it, some things are never going to fit you again. It’s time to let go!
In conjunction with the Employment Prep Center, Staff Council is holding a clothing drive for the YWCA’s Dress for Success program. Donations of gently used professional and Hawaii business casual clothing for men and women can be dropped off in Kalia 101 (Arts & Sciences office) or Iliahi 231 (Employment Prep Center). All sizes are welcome and large sizes are always in high demand.
How does this clothing drive benefit KCC?
The Employment Prep Center refers our students to the Dress for Success program at the Y for assistance in finding that first job.
And what are we looking for?
Blouses, collared shirts, aloha shirts, closed toe shoes, blazers, cardigans, suits, conservative jewelry, scarfs, pants, skirts, dresses, new undergarments, handbags, briefcases, unused cosmetics.
The Dress for Success clothing drive will be Monday, March 4th, through Friday, March 15th.
Thanks!
The Arts & Sciences office is looking for a new forever home for gently used IBM Selectric typewriters that are no longer needed.
Just stop by Kalia 101 to check them out!
During the International Festival, it was noticed that the piano bench that matches the piano in the cafeteria has gone missing. The piano is very lonely without its friend.
If anyone sees the missing piano bench wandering around campus, would they please ask it to return to the cafeteria?
And if someone has perhaps borrowed the piano bench for a bit, would they please bring it back?
Thank you so much.
A workshop on Home Health Care for the Elderly will be held 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m on Wednesday, April 13th, in Naio 207. The presenter will be Feli Caballero from Kupuna Care Hawaii LLC.
The HITS room has limited capacity. Please email bjcarlos@hawaii.edu to reserve a seat.
The workshop will be videotaped. If you are unable to attend but would like to view the video, please email your interest to bjcarlos@hawaii.edu and the link will be made available to you about a week after the event.
This event is sponsored by the UH Commission on the Status of Women.