A new fellowship is giving more opportunities for graduate students at the University of Hawaii at Hilo’s Ka Haka ‘Ula o Ke‘elikolani, College of Hawaiian Language, as they pursue education in ‘olelo Hawaii.
Bruce Torres Fischer’s research will focus on phonological variations in the speech of mānaleo, native speakers of the Hawaiian language, through analyzing archival audio recordings.
URH) general manager. He is majoring in political science with minors in Japanese studies, computer science and history. Taylor was nominated and selected for his ability to see the potential and future of
URH. Under his leadership,
URH has almost doubled in staff, having the largest list of
DJs in recent history. He has dedicated his time to building strong foundations for the organization. Taylor’s work includes branding, recurring programming, enabling access to live
URH broadcasts online and as an
FM broadcast in Hilo.
Kuleana Award
Allison Dupre earned the Kuleana Award which recognizes leaders who instill and motivate others toward solutions, have hōʻihi (respect) toward others and are effective communicators. Dupre is the program coordinator for the