Aloha mai kākou,
Mahalo for all of the hard work you have been doing in response to this rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19. I want to provide several updates, including UH President David Lassner’s most recent message, as well as other information specific to Hawai‘i CC. And as always, the situation is evolving and information provided is subject to change.
Aloha Kauhale,
Mahalo for your patience and understanding during this time as we respond to the challenges presented by COVID-19.
By now you may have seen that the University of Hawaii has announced that we will be moving classes online.
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Hawai'i Community College's mission statement affirms "we are committed to serving all segments of our Hawaiʻi Island community." This applies to the different demographics of our diverse community and the different regions of Hawai'i Island. In order to fulfill this mission, the long-term development plan for the College aims to ensure a 21st century learning capacity on all areas of the Island.
As we enter February, we enter the heart of the spring semester after welcoming about 2,600 students back to our college. A number of them will be culminating their achievements by joining us this May for commencement exercises. From now until graduation, here are some of the things happening in our Kauhale.
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Aloha mai kakou:
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