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Jump Start your Digital Student Lifestyle! Great class (FREE)
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KCC Business Education Division Announces NEW Saturday Classes
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Spaces still available in the Kipaipai Program for Fall 2014
The program is open to first-time, degree-seeking students at KCC, who are beginning enrollment this fall 2014 semester.
Deadline to complete the online application is August 14, 2014
For more eligibility requirements, program information, and to sign up visit the Kipaipai Website at:
https://sites.google.com/a/hawaii.edu/fye/home
Posted for:
Rebecca Y.
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Fwd: Save Our Summer and Donate Blood on Kauai!
Service Announcement:
Please help Hawaii's patients by taking an hour out of your summer fun, to donate blood and save lives.
Please help Hawaii's patients by taking an hour out of your summer fun, to donate blood and save lives.
Join us on the island of Kauai for the following blood drives:
Kauai War Memorial
- Wednesday, August 6 from 8:00am - 3:00pm
- Thursday, August 7 from 7:30am - 4:00pm
Grand Hyatt Kauai
- Friday, August 8 from 8:15am - 2:00pm
If you donate blood now through September 1, 2014 you will be entered to win a four-nights/five-day vacation to California's most popular theme park for two (2) adults and two (2) children under the age of 12. The package includes:
- roundtrip airfare on flights between Honolulu and Los Angeles
- four (4) nights at the Anaheim Fairfield Inn or equivalent priced hotel
- three (3) day park passes
- roundtrip airport transfers
Bring in a family member and increase your chances to win. First time donors get two entries!
To schedule your next donation, call us at 800-372-9966 or schedule online.
See complete contest rules here.
Mahalo for your support,
Blood Bank of Hawaii
| If you recently made or scheduled an appointment for a blood donation, mahalo for your life-saving gift! If you have been deferred from donating blood, please disregard this message. To donate blood you must be at least 18 years of age (or 17 years with a signed BBH parent/legal guardian consent form), weigh at least 110 pounds, have a valid photo ID with birthdate, and be in good health. | |
| Blood Bank of Hawaii 2043 Dillingham Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96819 |  |
| © 1998-2014 eDonor™. All rights reserved | |
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NOTICE: Campus Closed Tomorrow (8/08)
Due to anticipated severe weather conditions, Kauai Community College will be closed on Friday, August 8, 2014. Please listen to local news for updates.
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College is Open (8/11)
Aloha!
All college services will resume as usual Monday. Thankfully, the storms have passed us (or are passing us) by.
Chancellor Helen Cox
All college services will resume as usual Monday. Thankfully, the storms have passed us (or are passing us) by.
Chancellor Helen Cox
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Now Hiring Student Peer Mentors with Backgrounds in Science, Technology and Math
What does a STEM Peer Mentor Do?
- Assists STEM or potential STEM students in understanding, adapting to and succeeding in STEM courses and degrees;
- Offers personal insights on college success based on experience and knowledge of Kauai CC;
- Shares information about resources and events at Kauai CC;
- Listens well and shares feedback and encouragement with mentees regularly;
- Attends training, as required; and
- Communicates with supervisor regarding the status of mentored students.
What is the location and schedule of a STEM Peer Mentor?
- Location: Kauai Community College;
- Duration of work: Fall 2014 semester with option to extend into Spring 2015;
- Number of Openings: 2;
- Pay rate: $10/hr.;
- Minimum Work Hours: 3hrs/week;
- Maximum Work Hours: 20hrs/week; and
- Work Schedule: Flexible, but generally weekdays between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
You are Eligible to Become a STEM Peer Mentor if you:
- Completed at least one year of studies in STEM disciplines at Kaua'i Community College with a GPA of at least 3.0;
- Are enrolled at least half-time (6 credits) for the semester;
- Are an enthusiastic student with good verbal and communication skills;
- Are familiar with the student perspective;
- Are dependable, honest, and punctual; and
- Respect confidentiality of peers.
How to apply to become a STEM Peer Mentor
- Log-in to SECE and apply for the STEM Peer Mentor posting, get a reference #; and
- Submit your résumé and reference # to KCC’s STEM Coordinator Andrea Erichsen, OSC 206-H, phone: 245-8378. She will contact you to schedule an interview!
Mahalo!
Flyer (pdf)
Posted for:
Andrea Erichsen
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Distance Education - Student Orientation (Aug. 21st)
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Today at 12:00 Presentation by Students from Japan at LRC 124B (Pizza!)
Aloha everyone,
Also, we will have a group of students from Oshima National College of Maritime Technology and 8 professors from 5 maritime colleges there.
So, please join us in welcoming them! Pizza will be provided.
Thank you!
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Kauai CC Blood Drive (10/08)
Aloha Faculty and Staff!
Student Government and the Student Activities Council is hosting a Kauai CC Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 8 from 8:30 am to 1:45 pm at the Student Life Center (above the cafeteria).For appointments please call 1-800-372-9966 or bbh.org. You may also sign up with me at Rm. 210 located at the Student Life Center. Please remember to bring a valid picture ID with date of birth.
Student Life Coordinator
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Join Chancellor Cox for lunch!
Chancellor Cox would like to make herself more available to faculty/staff/students in a more relaxing & casual environment. She will be in the cafeteria from 12:00pm-1:00pm on the following days:
September 9th & 23rd
Stop by to share your thoughts or just to say "hi." Bring your lunch or take this opportunity to try the new lunch items available at the cafeteria! Mmmmmm!
Hope to see you there!
Posted on behalf of:
Lana Spencer
Secretary to the Chancellor
September 9th & 23rd
Stop by to share your thoughts or just to say "hi." Bring your lunch or take this opportunity to try the new lunch items available at the cafeteria! Mmmmmm!
Hope to see you there!
Posted on behalf of:
Lana Spencer
Secretary to the Chancellor
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Commercial Hydroponics Internship at the Hyatt
KCC and the Hyatt are partnering for students to gain practical hands-on introductory experience constructing and operating a commercial hydroponics system.![]()
Details:
Application deadline: September 19, 2014 by 4 PM
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- Approximately October 20-December 31, 2014
- 10-20 hours/ week
- 2 positions available: $2,300 stipend, paid in two installments
- Take inventory of all components versus procurement documents, plans, etc.
- Physical movement of the components as directed with the capability to carry up to 25 lbs.
- Assembly/ construction works, with the use of power and manual tools
- Site work such as cleaning, brushing and organizing the workplace
- Drafting standard operating procedures and creating signage
- Participate in the operations of the hydroponics unit including all aspects such as water testing, cleaning, planting, harvesting, etc.
- Additional related work as directed
Application deadline: September 19, 2014 by 4 PM
Posted on behalf of:
Laura Williams
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Week Without Violence (10/20 - 10/24)
Did you know that October is Domestic Violence and Anti-Bullying Awareness month? In observance of this national campaign, PAU Violence Kaua`i is hosting events next week Monday through Wednesday. Please come and support the events.
Clothesline Project -- Share your message to stop domestic violence and bullying by decorating a piece of clothing donated by concerned community members:
October 20 & 21, 9AM to 1PM at the Learning Resource Center
Open Mike -- Spread the awareness by sharing your talent! Singers, rockers, musicians, ventriloquists, stand-up comics, and others are invited:
October 22, 11:30AM to 1PM at the Learning Resource Center
Posted on behalf of D.Higa
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Halloween Events on October 29 and 30
Aloha Students, Faculty, and Staff!
Student Activities Council has some AWESOME events planned for this Halloween Week!
Wednesday, October 29 - 9A-1:30P - MOVIE
Friday October 31 - 5:30P-10:00P - HALLOWEEN DANCE
The theme for this years' events is: "Da Crime Scene @ Red Rum Lounge"and we will be hosting all events in the Student Lounge area of the Student Life Center!
There will be a COSTUME CONTESTat thedance on Friday so be sure to be dressed to impress in your scariest attire! There will also be a [Doughnut] EATING CONTEST!
Stellar Prizes will be given to the winners of the contests, as well as games and prize giveaways throughout the night! We look VERY forward to seeing you in some SCARY FUN with us at the Student Lounge this Halloween Week!
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Filipino Heritage Month Activities
The Pamantasan Club is celebrating Filipino Heritage Month! Join us in our activities this week. Each presentation will be followed by a tasting of a variety of Filipino desserts in the foyer of the LRC at 1pm. A poster presentation will also be available in the library on Filipino myths and folk tales.
Desert demonstration and tasting by Josh
Wed. Oct. 29th at 12:30
LRC 128
Traveling in Ilocos Norte by Jonathan
Thursday Oct. 30th at 12 noon
Library Classroom 122
Brought to you by the Kaua'i Community College Pamantasan Club and ASUH-KCC.
Posted for R.Kincaid
Desert demonstration and tasting by Josh
Wed. Oct. 29th at 12:30
LRC 128
Traveling in Ilocos Norte by Jonathan
Thursday Oct. 30th at 12 noon
Library Classroom 122
Brought to you by the Kaua'i Community College Pamantasan Club and ASUH-KCC.
Posted for R.Kincaid
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La Ku'oko'a Lecture Series
12:00p - 1:15p
@ The Daniel Inouye Technology Center Auditorium
This event is free and open to the public. For more information contact Pua Rossi-Fukino by email puali@hawaii.edu or Joshua Fukino by email fukino@hawaii.edu.
Posted for A.Erichsen
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La Ku'oko'a Lecture Series (11/10)
Documentation of Traditional Knowledge and Ways of Knowing and Doing.
HEi: Hawaiian String Figure Making. This workshop will discuss Hawaiian ways of knowing and doing using Hei as the medium of learning. Participants will also have hands-on experiences with Hawaiian Hei making.
Hei is the Hawaiian cultural equivalent of the childʻs game known as catʻs cradle. Often accompanied by mo`olelo (stories) and oli (chants), Hei presents a traditional method of performing and remembering long narratives. Hei are associated with various aspects of Hawaiian culture such as performance cartography, sharing of legends and depiction of everyday activities.
Much of the traditional knowledge of Hei has been lost, but practitioners like Kumu Kalani are making efforts to revive this cultural practice.
Monday, November 10, 2014
12:00p - 1:15p
@ The Daniel Inouye Technology Center Auditorium
This event is free and open to the public. For more information contact Pua Rossi-Fukino by email puali@hawaii.edu or Joshua Fukino by email fukino@hawaii.edu.
Posted for A.Erichsen
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La Ku'oko'a Lecture Series (11/17)
Lufi A. Luteru is kupaʻāina from the valley of Mākaha, Oʻahu. Her moʻokūʻauhau maoli stems from Kilauea, Kauaʻi, where her grandmother was born, 91 years ago. She earned her B.A. and M.A. in Hawaiian Studies from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. She is currently a Lecturer at Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies and Windward Community College, where she teaches HWST 107, HWST 222 and HWST 322 (Mānoa), and is a published poet. She is a multi-media artisan, and her specialty is Hawaiian Fiber Arts and Jewelry design. One community service that she is dedicated to is providing monthly workshops to make hīnaʻi lauhala (lauhala baskets) for iwi kūpuna (kanaka maoli ancestral remains). She is currently working on three new HWST course proposals, 1) a comparative studies course in Fiber Arts of Moananuiākea, 2) a comparative studies course in Native poetry of Moananuiākea,and 3) a comparative studies course in Native film of Moananuiākea.
Monday, November 17, 2014
12:00p - 1:15p
@ The Daniel Inouye Technology Center Auditorium
This event is free and open to the public. For more information contact Pua Rossi-Fukino by email puali@hawaii.edu or Joshua Fukino by email fukino@hawaii.edu.
Posted for A.Erichsen
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Native Hawaiian Scholarship `Aha (12/02)
Native Hawaiian Scholarship `Aha
Tues, Dec 2, 2014, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
One Stop Center Lobby
This presentation is for high school students, parents, teachers, adult students, enrolled college students, counselors, and anyone interested in finding out morea bout sources of financial aid available for Native Hawaiians including eligibility criteria and qualification requirements.
Meet with scholarship providers from: Kamehameha Schools, Keali`i Pauahi Foundation, Hawai`i Community Foundation, Liko A`e, Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship, Alu Like and KCC's Financial Aid Office.
Sponsored by University of Hawai`i, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Pacific Association of Financial Aid Officers and GEAR UP Hawai`i.
For individuals requiring an auxiliary aid or additional services to participate, please call Isaiah Ka`auwai at 245-8260 at least 7 days before the event.
Posted for I.Kaauwai
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KCC 'Ohana, Come to the Semi-Formal Winter Bash (12/10)
Mele Kalikimaka, KCC Students, Faculty, and Staff!
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The holiday season is here and we would like to invite you, our KCC `Ohana, to come and join us in celebrating the reason for the season at our semi-formal Christmas event:
Frozen, A White Winter Wonderland
Date: December 10, 2014
Time: 7:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M.
Location: KCC Student Lounge, Student Life Center
There will be:
Entertainment - DJ Bliss
Student Activities Counsel
R.I.C.O. CLUBS
(Get your Spirit Points)
(Get your Spirit Points)
Posted on behalf of R.Matutina
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