Student engineers participate in Native Hawaiian STEM symposium
Indigenous Knowledge in Engineering Student Symposium helps promote Native Hawaiian success in engineering fields.
Indigenous Knowledge in Engineering Student Symposium helps promote Native Hawaiian success in engineering fields.
Âé¶¹´«Ã½West Oʻahu was awarded a $746,278 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Tribal Colleges and Universities to promote STEM education.
Grant awarded to UH West Oʻahu will be used to expand STEM Center of Excellence.
iPASS grant will support Honolulu CC students studying in STEM fields.
Administrators and faculty from UH and Kamehameha Schools focus on six key initiatives.
New partnership aimed at improving Native Hawaiian student success while creating a sustainable Âé¶¹´«Ã½.
Four UH community college students traveled to Washington D.C to present their handmade inventions at National Maker Faire.
Engineers for a Sustainable World team at Kapiʻolani CC build a functional solar power cart from scratch.
New camp offers STEM learning opportunities, seeks to increase college graduates in STEM fields.
Partnership between Project Lead the Way and UH-West Oʻahu will bring STEM curriculum to Âé¶¹´«Ã½’s schools