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.

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.

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

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

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

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

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

Set a positive intention for each week, focusing on self-care, kindness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.

Designed to provide both mental health and stress-reduction techniques to enhance your academic experience and overall well-being. This is a safe space to explore and learn about various ways to manage stress, improve focus, and adopt healthier habits to support your educational journey.

Feb 12:
Page-Turner Peace: Writing to soothe the academic soul

Feb 19:
Lifestyle Lift

Feb 26:
Unlocking Potential: A guide to embracing ADHD

March 12:
Emotion in Motion: Harnessing inner calm for outer success

April 2:
Emergency Self Care

April 9:
Artful Awareness

April 16:
Anxiety/Panic Attacks: Knowing the difference

April 23:
Tougher than the Times: Building resilience

If you are in need of mental health counseling services, please email dkahale3@hawaii.edu to schedule an appointment.

Not sure how to remember your foreign language vocabulary? Can’t remember the main points to your big presentation? This workshop will give you some quick memory tools to learn things more rapidly and have more fun doing it!

People, Places, Discoveries explores three observatories located in extreme environments and remote locations in Chile. Due to its special climate and location, which creates stable, dry air Chile is one of the best places in the world for astronomy. By 2022, 70% of the world’s optical and infrared collecting power will be located in Chile. The show highlights the multitude of careers needed to keep the great observatories working. 

Narrated by: Barbara Rojas-Ayala, a Chilean astronomer

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

Set a positive intention for each week, focusing on self-care, kindness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.

Designed to provide both mental health and stress-reduction techniques to enhance your academic experience and overall well-being. This is a safe space to explore and learn about various ways to manage stress, improve focus, and adopt healthier habits to support your educational journey.

Feb 12:
Page-Turner Peace: Writing to soothe the academic soul

Feb 19:
Lifestyle Lift

Feb 26:
Unlocking Potential: A guide to embracing ADHD

March 12:
Emotion in Motion: Harnessing inner calm for outer success

April 2:
Emergency Self Care

April 9:
Artful Awareness

April 16:
Anxiety/Panic Attacks: Knowing the difference

April 23:
Tougher than the Times: Building resilience

If you are in need of mental health counseling services, please email dkahale3@hawaii.edu to schedule an appointment.

 Learn strategies for stress management and reduction!

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

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

Set a positive intention for each week, focusing on self-care, kindness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.

Designed to provide both mental health and stress-reduction techniques to enhance your academic experience and overall well-being. This is a safe space to explore and learn about various ways to manage stress, improve focus, and adopt healthier habits to support your educational journey.

Feb 12:
Page-Turner Peace: Writing to soothe the academic soul

Feb 19:
Lifestyle Lift

Feb 26:
Unlocking Potential: A guide to embracing ADHD

March 12:
Emotion in Motion: Harnessing inner calm for outer success

April 2:
Emergency Self Care

April 9:
Artful Awareness

April 16:
Anxiety/Panic Attacks: Knowing the difference

April 23:
Tougher than the Times: Building resilience

If you are in need of mental health counseling services, please email dkahale3@hawaii.edu to schedule an appointment.

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.

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.

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

Set a positive intention for each week, focusing on self-care, kindness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.

Designed to provide both mental health and stress-reduction techniques to enhance your academic experience and overall well-being. This is a safe space to explore and learn about various ways to manage stress, improve focus, and adopt healthier habits to support your educational journey.

Feb 12:
Page-Turner Peace: Writing to soothe the academic soul

Feb 19:
Lifestyle Lift

Feb 26:
Unlocking Potential: A guide to embracing ADHD

March 12:
Emotion in Motion: Harnessing inner calm for outer success

April 2:
Emergency Self Care

April 9:
Artful Awareness

April 16:
Anxiety/Panic Attacks: Knowing the difference

April 23:
Tougher than the Times: Building resilience

If you are in need of mental health counseling services, please email dkahale3@hawaii.edu to schedule an appointment.

Learn tips and strategies for crafting effective resumes and cover letters. Presented by Lance Uyeda, English Professor.

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

Please join this interactive session with Virginia Yoshida to explore what causes test anxiety and how to effectively cope with it, as well as practice several simple relaxation techniques.

Totality is a fascinating look at all the wonders of eclipses, especially total solar eclipses. An eclipse is described simply as when one celestial object blocks another from our view. This program, produced by Bays Mountain Planetarium, examines what eclipses are, how and when they occur, and what wonderful sights they create. We also look back to a fascinating period in scientific discovery when general relativity was proven with the photographic recording of a total solar eclipse.

Narrated by Kim Handysides & Matt Pelsor

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

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.

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.

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

Space exploration—our greatest adventure—is having a big impact on our lives. It’s helping us to discover a universe of unimaginable scale and beauty, and it’s reaching down into our world and influencing the way we live.

To Space & Back takes audiences on an incredible journey from the far reaches of our known universe to our own planet. It is an extraordinary story of human ingenuity and incredible engineering, describing how the technology that transports us through space is paving the way for the devices and apps we use every day. What’s happening above is coming back down to Earth! 

Discover how we’ve been changed by space exploration, and what we owe to curiosity and the spirit of discovery.

Narrated by James May

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

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.

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.

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services

Join us for an information session to discover more about the Hawai‘iloa program and get your questions answered about:

• Course sequencing and mode of instruction
• Program length and approximate cost
• Windward Community College application process
• Online learning technology and student support services