A UNIVERSITY OF HAWAIʻI MAUI & MĀNOA COLLABORATION
KEKAULIKE OPPORTUNITIES
KEKAULIKE
INTERNSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
PAID INTERNSHIP WITH MAUI COMMUNITY
The Keakulike Summer Internship program is an opportunity for undergraduate Kanaka Maoli Students at UH Mānoa and UH Maui College to participate in a program that supports individual student academic and professional success while also support in the strengthening of partnerships between the University of Hawaii and the greater Hawaiʻi Community.
Dates TBA
INTENTION/OBJECTIVES:
1. Serve Native Hawaiian students by strengthening practicum experiences for students through university, community and/or culturally based internships placement.
2. Raise conciseness of Kanaka Maoli Students
3. Facilitate the appropriate utilization of the ʻike of Kanaka Maoli students within a house of site placements while increasing the capacity for these organizations to better serve their kanaka maoli populations.
4. Hands on mentorship with Kekaulike faculty and staff to support student development and student needs during and beyond the term of the internship period.
MAUIAKAMA
aloha ʻāina
ʻoiaʻiʻo
ʻŌLELO HAWAIʻI
HAW 321 - 3 ʻAI
1 PULE MA KE KAU WELA
E komo i 3 helu ʻai papa ma ke kau wela:
HAW 321 Papa Kamaʻilio
(3 ʻai)
He huakaʻi kēia no nā haumāna i loko o ka papa 202 a ʻoi. Inā he hoihoi kou e hoʻoikaika ai i kāu ʻōlelo i kēia kau wela a e komo pū i ka hana a me ka leʻaleʻa e noi komo ʻoe! Eia ihola ke pihi loulou no ka palapala noi komo no MauiaKama:
EA
HAWAIʻI
FIELD
SCHOOL
EA HAWAIʻI
join us this summer
The Kekaulike Project is a collaborative initative between Native Hawaiian Student Services (NHSS) at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa as well as the University of Hawaiʻi at Maui College. This will be the second annual field school for the project, focusing on interrogating and exploring the term and concepts related to "Ea Hawaiʻi." This program helps address several goals of the Kekaulike project, including expanding culture-based and place-based for-credit and co-curricular experiential learning opportunities for Native Hawaiian students at UH Maui and UH Mānoa, in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi as well as ʻike/lāhui Hawaiʻi content and pedagogy, through field schools on Maui, Lānaʻi, Molokaʻi and Kahoʻolawe (Maui County).
Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program
The Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program is a three-week summer program designed to prepare Native Hawaiian community college students for the transition to the University of Hawaii, Mānoa campus. Students will have the option to dorm on campus or commute to UH Mānoa (see Summer Bridge Program Tracks). The Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program has been specifically structured to support Native Hawaiian community college students in successfully completing their baccalaureate degree and beyond.
Summer Bridge Program Benefits:
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All expenses paid; summer dormitory housing and meal plan (varied depending on track students apply for)
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All expenses paid - Kekaulike Summer Bridge Program credit courses
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Course TBA (Writing Intensive; taught by TBA)
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Opportunities to meet and interact with Native Hawaiian scholars and community leaders
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Campus orientation tours
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Huaka'i (field trips) to various Hawaiian cultural sites that are vital to a healthy and successful college life at UH Mānoa
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Workshops designed to increase academic preparedness, wellness, and cultural enrichment
Who is eligible?
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All Hawai'i community college students planning to transfer in Fall XXXX or Spring XXXX
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Preference given to University of Hawaiʻi Maui College students
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Community college students of Native Hawaiian ancestry
If you are interested in participating in the Native Hawaiian Student Services Summer Bridge Program, please email Aubrey Matsuura at aubreykm@hawaii.edu. Mahalo!