Hoʻāla Hou - Ka Papa ʻŌlani (Cohort 2) - Hoʻāla Hou - Ka Papa ʻŌlani - Research Guides at Honolulu Community College

COHORT II, 2017-2018

HonCC faculty, staff, and administrator participants:

Amy Akana
Steve Auerbach
Kathleen Ballesteros
April Ching
Dean Crowell
Charlene Gima
Coty Gonzales
Karadeen Kam-Kalani
Melodee Kawano
Rheta Kuwahara
Jenny Lundahl
Suzette Marushige
Mitchell Okamura
Kahale Saito
Stefanie Sasaki
Eric Paul Shaffer
Rachel Veney

Photo: Hoʻāla Hou Cohort II Hōʻike

Aloha Kākou

Hoʻāla Hou Program - "Renewing a Pathway to Student Success Through Culture-Based Learning"

Hoʻāla Hou means to revitalize or rejuvenate.

Ka Papa ʻŌlani - Cohort 2, 2017-2018

ʻŌlani is translated as "to roast over a fire, broil, warm in the sunlight." ʻŌlani is an important ʻili (Hawaiian land division) in the Kapālama ahupuaʻa.

Hoʻāla Hou Program Goals:

To establish an enrollment pathway to Honolulu Community College for Native Hawaiian students and to create a sense of place at the college for Native Hawaiians that is culturally significant and relevant.

To create a culture and place-based training program for faculty, staff, and administrators aimed at infusing Hawaiian culture, traditions, and values in teaching, learning, and service in order to support student success and completion.