Shu Hwa Lin’s work using technology to improve protective gear was highlighted in a recent national report. The Fashion Design and Merchandising faculty member also designed an easily donned evening gown for stroke patients.
 

The 4-H AGventure program has just concluded its fifth year. Over a thousand 4th-graders had an opportunity to learn about Hawai‘i’s agriculture from the best of the best. 4-H AGventure owes its success to the support, dedication, and time of the many volunteers who work to make it so great!

Almost 80 visitors joined the UH Insect Museum’s 7th annual Darwin Day celebration for live insect meet-and-greets, insect and marine arthropod exhibits, and snacks for insect-eating plants, lizards and humans.

Shu Hwa Lin recently presented “3D Body Scanning and Fitting Evaluation” to a group of 15 middle-school students, the Coral Reef Ambassadors, from the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium in Taiwan.

The Center on the Family, in partnership with Waikiki Health and Hale Kipa, just released the first comprehensive research study on homeless and runaway youth in Hawai‘i since the 1980s. The study offers a detailed snapshot of homeless and unaccompanied youth on O‘ahu, allowing for a better understanding of this population’s experiences, risk factors, well-being, and service needs.