Campus Events

Please attend if you are interested in the 2-year, on-campus or 3-year, hybrid (online lecture and in-person lab) program to become a veterinary assistant and veterinary technician.

Sign up for an Infosession today. This is a Zoom session and Zoom link will be emailed to you one week prior. 

If you have additional questions, please email vettech@hawaii.edu.

Windward Community College presents the Aloha Giveaway

Give/Receive; Everything is Free!

Participate in a Gifting Economy!

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

Similar to a Trunk-or-Treat, gifters pack their vehicles with items and offer them free from their trunks. Receivers visit the vehicles and take away what they want. You might find clothes, appliances, furniture, toys, books, decor, and craft supplies; the possibilities are endless!

To participate as a gifter you just show up; no need to reserve a spot. Parking is on a first come, first serve basis in the front parking lot by the bus shelter.

• It is advisable to arrive no later than 930am to get a good spot and set up, since the “cheehoo” starts promptly at 10am. 
• Most people bring a tarp or tables to put their giveaway things on; just be sure to mark them as not for gifting.
• All adults must sign a WCC consent/waiver form which will be available on site. (Thereʻs a new form each time.)

RECEIVERS: 

• Simply show up, sign the waiver, and browse. 
• Everyone be courteous and kind. 
• No touching or “claiming” before our 10am start time

He ali‘i ka ‘āina, he kauwā ke kanaka.
Caring for Hawai‘i and the planet.

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

If you have questions about being a Gifter, contact:
Melanie Dorado Wilson at mfwilson@hawaii.edu during normal work days/hours.
Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver!

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

Information sessions are mandatory to join the Hawaiʻiloa cohorts.

Windward Community College presents the Aloha Giveaway

Give/Receive; Everything is Free!

Participate in a Gifting Economy!

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

Similar to a Trunk-or-Treat, gifters pack their vehicles with items and offer them free from their trunks. Receivers visit the vehicles and take away what they want. You might find clothes, appliances, furniture, toys, books, decor, and craft supplies; the possibilities are endless!

To participate as a gifter you just show up; no need to reserve a spot. Parking is on a first come, first serve basis in the front parking lot by the bus shelter.

• It is advisable to arrive no later than 930am to get a good spot and set up, since the “cheehoo” starts promptly at 10am. 
• Most people bring a tarp or tables to put their giveaway things on; just be sure to mark them as not for gifting.
• All adults must sign a WCC consent/waiver form which will be available on site. (Thereʻs a new form each time.)

RECEIVERS: 

• Simply show up, sign the waiver, and browse. 
• Everyone be courteous and kind. 
• No touching or “claiming” before our 10am start time

He ali‘i ka ‘āina, he kauwā ke kanaka.
Caring for Hawai‘i and the planet.

Open to students, staff, faculty and their families, as well as community members.
Gifters set up under the solar arrays. Receivers park in UNCOVERED stalls near Hale A‘o.

If you have questions about being a Gifter, contact:
Melanie Dorado Wilson at mfwilson@hawaii.edu during normal work days/hours.
Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver!

Windward Community College presents the Aloha Giveaway

Give/Receive; Everything is Free!

Participate in a Gifting Economy!

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

Similar to a Trunk-or-Treat, gifters pack their vehicles with items and offer them free from their trunks. Receivers visit the vehicles and take away what they want. You might find clothes, appliances, furniture, toys, books, decor, and craft supplies; the possibilities are endless!

To participate as a gifter you just show up; no need to reserve a spot. Parking is on a first come, first serve basis in the front parking lot by the bus shelter.

• It is advisable to arrive no later than 930am to get a good spot and set up, since the “cheehoo” starts promptly at 10am. 
• Most people bring a tarp or tables to put their giveaway things on; just be sure to mark them as not for gifting.
• All adults must sign a WCC consent/waiver form which will be available on site. (Thereʻs a new form each time.)

RECEIVERS: 

• Simply show up, sign the waiver, and browse. 
• Everyone be courteous and kind. 
• No touching or “claiming” before our 10am start time

He ali‘i ka ‘āina, he kauwā ke kanaka.
Caring for Hawai‘i and the planet.

Open to students, staff, faculty and their families, as well as community members.
Gifters set up under the solar arrays. Receivers park in UNCOVERED stalls near Hale A‘o.

If you have questions about being a Gifter, contact:
Melanie Dorado Wilson at mfwilson@hawaii.edu during normal work days/hours.
Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver!

Saddle up and come on down to the Windward Community College Paniolo BBQ!

More details to come.