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Learn tips and strategies for crafting effective resumes and cover letters.

Success Connection Workshops take place virtually via Zoom. Students can RSVP for all Success Connection Workshops here: https://go.hawaii.edu/FsJ

Franco Salmoiraghi will offer a slide presentation and talk story on how his photography has been shaped by experience. An incident he photographed at age 14, a railway tank car explosion in Southern Illinois, started him on his photographic journey that culminated in his documentation of the Hawaiian Cultural Renaissance and life in the islands over many decades.

Franco Salmoiraghi graduated from Southern Illinois University in 1965, and has an MFA from Ohio University. He came to Hawaii in 1968 to teach photography in the Art Department of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He has an extensive archive of photographs, made in Hawaii, as well as other places he has lived or traveled. Many of the photographs from Hawaii were made during the Hawaiian cultural renaissance, a rich period of growth and resurgence of the Hawaiian culture; a significant divergence

EVERY Wednesday this semester come by the Uala Leaf Cafe in Hale ‘Ākoakoa and grab free lunch!

Get help with scholarship applications for next year! There is free money out there to help you fund your time in college – come get assistance finding and applying for it.

Join us for a discussion about how Piliamoo (photographers Mark Hamasaki and Kapulani Landgraf) brought attention to the battle over the diversion of water from the windward side of the island to the leeward plains.

As a result of the Waiähole Contested Case (1995-1997), water was ordered restored to the streams of a community for the first time in Hawaii’s history. Hear about this contentious struggle from attorney Denise Antolini, Waiahole community members and farmers Charlie and John Reppun, and photographer Kapulani Landgraf, in a discussion moderated by scholar Healoha Johnston.

EVERY Wednesday this semester come by the Uala Leaf Cafe in Hale ‘Ākoakoa and grab free lunch!

Get help with scholarship applications for next year! There is free money out there to help you fund your time in college – come get assistance finding and applying for it.

The Safe Zone Program’s objective is for trained participants to utilize their gained knowledge and skills to foster a safe and inclusive community for LGBTQ students, faculty, and staff to promote social justice in the University of Hawaiʻi System.

Upon completion of a Safe Zone Training, participants will be invited to become Advocates in the University of Hawaiʻi System Safe Zone Program.

Any office or faculty/staff member that has the LGBTI Safe Zone poster is a part of the previous Safe Zone Allies Program. Any office or faculty/staff/student office that has the LGBTQ Safe Zone Poster declared they are advocates. Click on the link for the list of faculty/staff/students at Windward Community College who have declared they are an ally or an advocate.

Windward Community College Safe Zone Program Allies and Advocates

EVERY Wednesday this semester come by the Uala Leaf Cafe in Hale ‘Ākoakoa and grab free lunch!

Gift/Receive; Everything is FREE

Participate in a Gifting Economy!

Neighbors with their’ohana come to give and gift, take and receive, browse, socialize, build community and express gratitude! No buying, selling, trading, or bartering.S

Open to students, staff, faculty and their families, as well as community members.

Gifters set up under the solar arrays. Receivers simply show up and park in uncovered stalls near Hale A’o. If you would like to clear your clutter and be a Gifter, contact Trish Brubaker (pyb@hawaii.edu)

Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver!

He ali’i ka ‘aina, he kauwa ke kanaka.
Caring for Hawaii and the planet.