This year s Oakton College paramedic certificate recipients have much to celebrate, as 18 of 21 students have already accepted conditional job offers while waiting for their Illinois Department of Public Health paramedics license.
More than 60 Oakton Community College faculty members recently earned a nationally recognized teaching credential designed to improve the learning experience for students enrolled in online courses.
Kaoru Kashiwagi
Condolences and tributes have poured in to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law honoring
Kaoru Kashiwagi, a long-time donor and friend who died on April 6, 2021 in Japan at the age of 97. His generosity supported student scholarships,
UH law library acquisitions, and helped build an ongoing link between Hawaiʻi and Japan in post World War
II years.
The Kaoru and Michiko Kashiwagi Endowment established in 1989 and named for the attorney and his wife funded 25 years of research at the
UH law school and supported dozens of student scholarship awards and a multitude of important acquisitions for the library. The endowment enabled the library to add more than 100 monographs and more than 30 journal titles. It also made possible the extensive research by Professor