Oli’s Kitchen to Come to KCC
After a four year vacancy, the Office of Student Life finally gets a new restaurant.
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Affording College: How HINET Can Help
It took several years for Tumbaga, now 31, to return to KCC after leaving the first time. He had to save money to pay for school. Even after the nursing program began – it took him two attempts to get in – he struggled financially. That’s when a fellow classmate told Tumbaga about HINET.
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Service Learning Program Creates Leadership Opportunities
Service-learning students work with Denise Pierson, the Civic and Community Engagement Outreach...
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6 Months to Presidential Election Highlights Intense Race
Official ballot drop boxes allow voters easy access to drop off their ballots and cast votes in...
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BOSP Journal Release Party Showcases Student Work
Students attending the BOSP Journal Release Party create artwork. (Photo by Taylor Okamura) By...
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BOSP to Host First Public Journal Release Fair
The BOSP Journal Release Fair will feature the newly published Lēʻahi and Ka Hue Anahā Journals....
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Campus Organizations Hiring for the 2024-25 School Year
The Kapoʻoloku and Kūlia ma Kapiʻolani Programs for Native Hawaiian students are hiring peer...
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Unique Courses for UHM Fall 2024
Students can begin to register for classes for the Fall 2024 semester at UH Mānoa. (Photo by...
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Michael SheeheyMichael Sheehey serves as KCC’s retention coordinator. New to this position since the start of the Fall 2018 semester, Sheehey moved from Pāhoa to Honolulu to jump at this career opportunity. As a retention coordinator, Sheehey works with KCC faculty to oversee campus-wide initiatives to target student success. Sheehey said that working within the community college gives him this feeling of a “small town vibe.” “You have the convenience to know who you’re working with and have conversations with these people outside of the context of a specific problem or challenge you’re trying to address,” Sheehey said. “We have to collaborate and cooperate for the sake of our own success.”