A 22-Year-Old’s Journey from Kandahar to Hawai’i
Mohammad Sherzad came to the U.S. from Afghanistan to pursue his studies in Information...
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Category: Campus Features
College is For You, According to KCC Counselors
Alfred Gonzales (left) and Sheldon Tawata are counselors of the Kuilei Outreach Program that...
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KCC Alum ‘Blessed’ to Care for Māla Māunuunu
Kohlby Soong, a KCC alumnus, has returned to campus to become the caretaker for the Māla Māunuunu...
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Engineering Club Provides Opportunities for Projects
People gather at the Solar Canoe Workshop held by the Engineering Club last semester. (Photo...
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Academic, Support Counseling Available to KCC Students
The Maida Kamber Center, located in Ilima Building 104, houses academic counselors to help...
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New KCC Club Invites Students to Destress Through Dancing
The Dance club leader, Reika Komai (5th from the left), advocates for students to express...
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KCC Students Have Access to Virtual Basic Needs Cafe
The virtual University of Hawai’i Student Basic Needs Cafe supports students who are in...
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KCC Introduces AAUW Pilot Program to Empower Women
Jason Nichols, the organizer for the KCC AAUW pilot program, sets up an informational booth in...
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Mike RummlerMike Rummler is a 32 year old first year EMT student from Hauʻula. After several EMTs assissted with the birth of his daughter 10 months ago, he decided to follow in their footsteps. “After [they] helped ... it was a really good experience, and it made me want to be an EMT,” he said. Mike enjoys surfing and hiking, but he’s mostly focusing on school and his family. After graduating, he plans to stay in Hawaiʻi because it’s his home.