Native Hawaiian Student Services

Auhea oukou e n hoa lelo Hawaii mai kia pae ina nei o Hawaii a hiki loa aku i n ina , aloha kkou pkahi a pau. Greetings to all interested learners of lelo Hawaii. Here we are again with class 13 of this Spring 2021 session (This class is an initiative made possible by ASUH and Hawaiinuikea School of Hawaiian Knowledge). E hele mai and let us all learn together the language of this land, Ka lelo Hawaii! If any of you are interested in participating and interacting with us during our live-streaming classes, please fill out this google form: https://forms.gle/LKA2cPUtc3cPkYba8

FREE summer school courses for KUMU in the DOE As Kumu you help to build our future everyday through your haumna, we’d like to help you do that. Take a summer course on us so we can build Hawai’is future together. #nokalhui @ehooululahui

[Audio]Published 2017 A school name change on Oahu is raising awareness in that community about the origin of place names in Hawaii. The Governing Board for Lanikai Elementary Public Charter School has decided to revive the traditional place name for the land beneath the school. HPR Reporter Kuuwehi Hiraishi has more. https://www.hawaiipublicradio.org//ka-hao-school-name-chan

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What is the Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program? A six-week summer program designed to prepare Native Hawaiian community college students for the transition to the University of Hawaii, Mnoa campus. The Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program has been specifically structured to support Native Hawaiian community college students in successfully completing their baccalaureate degree and beyond. The program will run during summer session 2 from July 5th - August 13th. Students can apply... via the form and it comes with a $1500 stipend. It includes all expenses paid classes as well. http://go.hawaii.edu/hxP

Ka P Lea o Hallii is a new series that the Hawaiian Theatre Program is debuting this semester where we will be showcasing new works by Knaka Maoli Theatre artists in honor of Hallii, an alii of Niihau and Kauai who was a celebrated patron of the arts. Ka P Lea o Hallii is an extension of our previous guest lecture series, Ka Unulau o Hallii, in which we featured esteemed Kumu Hula Kealii Reichel, Keawe Lopes, Kekuhi Kanakaole, Kaumakaiwa Kanakaole, Kalani A...kana, Kaponoai Molitau and Aulii Mitchell as well as local Kanaka Maoli artist Meleana Meyer and the world-renowned father of Mori language revitalization, Sir Tmoti Karetu. This second installment of Ka P Lea o Hallii will feature our papa Hula Kii, THEA 478. These hula were developed as mid-term projects focused on retelling moolelo and incorporating a variety of hula kii practices and conventions. We will present a great variety of hula kii, from more modern hula with hand held kii in the Nona Beamer fashion, to decorated shells and gourds playing puppets and of course the more traditional hand held and wood carved kii. Join us for another night celebrating new works!--

Hale Pa'akea Presents Ho'olana Ka Wa'a with Kaiwi Hmkua-Mku'e. Kaiwi began training with the Polynesian Voyaging Society in 2011. He graduated from the University of Hawai'i at Mnoa with his Hawaiian Language and Finance degree. Some worldwide voyage legs he sailed was leg 7: Auckland to Wellington, 2014 Tahiti, 2015 Bali, and 2015 Hikianalia: Hawai'i & NW Hawaiian Islands. See Zoom Meeting ID and Password on Flyer.

Kekaulike Summer Internship 2021 Caption: NHSS is currently offering summer internship opportunities for Knaka iwi undergraduates attending and continuing at UH Mnoa Fall 2021. The internships are intended to provide real-world work/career experience for students, while helping to strengthen critical partnerships that help to support Hawaiian student success at UH Mnoa. The Kekaulike Internship program is a paid internship opportunity for Native Hawaiian undergraduate s...tudents at UH Mnoa and UH Maui College. The internships span a number of offices and organizations on and off campus supporting individual student academic and professional success while also strengthening partnerships between the University of Hawaii and the greater Hawaii community. DEADLINE: 05/28/21 For details and to apply: https://forms.gle/t863XERSWdEaqJuEA If you have any questions or concerns please contact Hina Keala, [email protected]