Eating Well in Wai‘anae 29 May 2019

Eating Well in Wai‘anae

Members of CTAHR teamed up with volunteers from WCCHC, Kamehameha Schools, Sacred Hearts Church, and Hoa Aina O Makaha to do some good on the West side. At ‘Ohana Night at Wai‘anae Elementary, a nutrition outreach event coordinated with Wai‘anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center and Hawaii Foodbank, they were provided over 12,700 pounds of food, including 700 pounds of locally grown produce,to 581 community members in need of sustenance!

Making Her Mark in the Green Industry 29 May 2019

Making Her Mark in the Green Industry

TPSS PhD student Emily Teng is featured in an article in the magazine Greenhouse Management that showcases the qualities that led her to be honored with last year’s Ka Hana Po‘okela student service award. Emily works at Pang’s Nursery while completing her doctoral research in how light and temperature affect pigmentation in poinsettia bracts, but she still makes plenty of time to give back to the college and mentor younger students. 

A Leader in Her Field 29 May 2019

A Leader in Her Field

Marie Kainoa Fialkowski Revilla (HNFAS) has been accepted as a 2019–2021 Diversity Leader with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Her application demonstrated exemplary commitment to the profession, as well as a desire to grow as a leader within it. During the two-year Diversity Leaders Program, she will attend cutting-edge educational sessions and network with esteemed colleagues to expand her knowledge of the Academy, further develop her leadership skills, and engage in one-on-one mentorship. Congratulations!

Mindful Suicide Prevention 29 May 2019

Mindful Suicide Prevention

Suicide is the leading cause of fatal injuries among Hawai‘i residents, outpacing unintentional poisoning, drowning, car accidents, and homicides. To alert the community to the dangers of suicide and ways to help, Thao Le (HDFS) discussed teen suicide prevention and intervention and potential harmful consequences of overconsuming digital social media on two panels at the recent Hawai‘i Book and Music Festival. 

“How Did You Use to Dress in Those Days?” 29 May 2019

“How Did You Use to Dress in Those Days?”

In “Pedagogy in Reminiscence and Life Review,” Lori Yancura, Andy Reilly, and Young Bahng (all FCS) discuss how reminiscence methodology, in the form of oral history or life story projects, can be used to offer students not only the experience of working with older adults and learning about historical events from those who experienced them but also the opportunity to apply course material to everyday environments. 

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