We are a leader in undergraduate research experiences for Hawaiʻi’s community college students, and you’ll get a chance to gain real-world experience and professional skills whether it’s in a class project or funded by one of our grant programs. Most of all, we’re a community of faculty, staff, and peer mentors that just want to get to know you and help you figure out what degree pathway and career options are right for you. This site was created by Kapiʻolani Community College STEM students just for you.
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30 students from Keʻelikōlani Middle School visited and learned about STEM at Kapiʻolani Community College. Three 35-minute rotating workshops were conducted where students learned about
The Kapiʻolani Community College STEM team engaged with over 800 James Campbell High School juniors and seniors, as well as counselors and teachers and shared
We had 50 students from Kalakākua Middle School visit and learn more about STEM. Three 35 minute rotating workshops were conducted where students learned about
Come and learn about the science and cultural knowledge of limu from our kūpuna!
🍵 FREE refreshments will be provided
Wednesday, September 20
5 pm to 7 pm
STEM Center Kokiʻo 202
Repost from @uhmcoh: We, @malamamaunalua and
@kuaainauluauamo will share interview from Limu Hui members being released on UHM ScholarSpace.
These interviews were recorded at the 2018 Limu Hui Gathering at Kalaemano on Hawaiʻi Island. Narrators are Wally Ito, Alyson Nāpua Barrows, Benjamin Villiarimo, Lily Filimino, and Vivian "Vani" Ainoa.
Bring your unused food containers to the STEM Center today and learn how to sort marine debris that washed up on our local beachers. The debris will be used to create an art piece to educate the Waikīkī community ocean conservation.
FREE FOOD AND DRINKS!
Tuesday, Sept 19 12 pm to 2 pm
Kokio 202 STEM Center
