Author: Nicole Fernandez

Regina Greene

Regina Greene is an 18-year-old Radiology major from Honolulu. She originally wanted to become an ultrasound technician, but that major is not available in Oahu.

Greene wanted to get into the medical field because “it’s a compassionate job and I care for people.”

Currently, she doesn’t work because her previous workplace was not a good fit for her, so financial aid is paying for her tuition. She hopes to get another job sometime soon for extra pocket money. Greene lives with her older sister who is able to pay for their rent.

In her free time, Greene enjoys baking and cleaning.

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    Kristina Chow is a first-year student majoring in Liberal Arts. Having recently graduated from Kalani High School, the 18-year-old decided that attending KCC would be an easier transition from high school into college rather than starting at a university. In the future, Chow said that she does plan on attending UH Mānoa to pursue a bachelor's degree in Secondary Language Studies. Upon completing her degree, Chow is hoping that she will get accepted into the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) program, an opportunity that would allow her to teach in Japan. Outside of school, Chow works a construction job that involves having to check fire pumps and high rises, which she expressed is a job that not many people her age or gender will typically do. "I get to ... track all of the different data that comes out of the fire pump that goes up into the sprinklers so that it can control the fire," Chow said. "It's a really good experience though."

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