Class Notes - Service to your community

Class Notes
Service to your community

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Serette Kaminski (2004)
Serette Kaminski (2004) has been accepted into the Peace Corps. During the first three months of her service, she will live with a host family in Niger, Africa, near the capital of Niaamey, to become fully immersed in the country's language and culture.
Submitted on Oct 16 2007

Jay Shidler (1968)
Jay Shidler (1968) donated an additional $1 million to the University of Hawai'i's Shidler College of Business for more renovations.
Submitted on Oct 15 2007

Alton Okinaka (1979)
Alton Okinaka (1979) was appointed as one of the volunteers to serve on the Governor's East Hawai'i Community Advisory Council by Gov. Linda Lingle.
Submitted on Oct 15 2007

Jennifer Zelko (2000)
Jennifer Zelko (2000) was appointed as one of the volunteers to serve on the Governor's East Hawai'i Community Advisory Council by Gov. Linda Lingle.
Submitted on Oct 15 2007

Stuart Matsuda (1986)
Stuart Matsuda (1986) has established the Todd Kiyo Matsuda Endowed Scholarship with his wife, Michelle, in honor of his younger brother who passed away in 1980.
Submitted on Oct 15 2007

Jenny (Sakata) Teruya (1984)
Jenny (Sakata) Teruya (1984) has established the Master's of Accounting Endowed Scholarship Fund with her husband, Alfred (1970), to support students who have the potential to achieve a master's degree in the accounting field, but lack financial means.
Submitted on Oct 15 2007

Ian Chu (1980)
Ian Chu (MBA, 1980) writes, "Ian Chu was elected to the Standing Committee of the University of Hong Kong Convocation, a statutory body dedicated to the networking of graduates, offering help and ideas, and bringing the university and the community closer together."
Submitted on Oct 4 2007

Evan Leong (2005)
Evan Leong (2005) helped organize a cohesive Chinese New Year's celebration in 2006, coordinating the different celebrations into a month-long event that the city later embraced. This year, he is volunteering as co-chairman with the city and several organizations to produce the event.
Submitted on Jan 30 2007

Lee Tokuhara (2005)
Lee Tokuhara (2005) helped organize a cohesive Chinese New Year's celebration in 2006, coordinating the different celebrations into a month-long event that the city later embraced. This year, he is volunteering as co-chairman with the city and several organizations to produce the event.
Submitted on Jan 30 2007

Stephen Vogeler (1995)
Stephen Vogeler (1995), East-West Center degree fellow, Ph.D. candidate and lecturer in Political Science, and scholar of non-violent social change, was a featured speaker at a recent presentation at UH Manoa's East-West Center.
Submitted on Jan 30 2007

Lynette Cruz (2003)
Lynette Cruz (2003), assistant professor of Anthropology at HPU and chair of Ka Lei Maile Ali'i Hawaiian Civic Club, was a featured speaker at a recent presentation looking at non-violent social change at UH Manoa's East-West Center.
Submitted on Jan 30 2007

Stanley Henning (1965)
Stanley Henning (1965), a longtime martial arts scholar and practitioner, gave a free lecture on Chinese martial arts at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. He discussed "Traumatic Passage - The Face of Traditional Chinese Martial Arts in the 20th and 21st Centuries." Henning has also written reviews, articles and book chapters on the subject, including "Academia Encounters the Martial Arts."
Submitted on Jan 30 2007

Richard DiCrescenzo (1979)
Richard DiCrescenzo (1979) writes, "A Psychology Professor at the U.H. & myself wrote a 14 page pamphlet entitled, "After a Brain Injury". This pamphlet is assisting individuals with brain injuries, strokes, and P.D.S.D. in the U.S. Please contact me at: richard@lava.net, or call (808) 533-4525, should you like a copy for a donation of $2. Thank you."
Submitted on Oct 12 2005

Peter Kam (1973)
Peter Kam (1973) writes, "Commercializing YOUR favorite recipes...for pleasure, profit, and posterity. Peter Kam, '73 MS graduate in Food Science, college of Tropical Agriculture, is planning to expand his First Commercial Kitchen, Hawaii's first food processing incubator, to the Mill Town Business Center above the sugar mill next year."
Submitted on Oct 4 2005

Jamie Dematoff (1989)
Jamie Dematoff (1989) writes, "Aloha,

I just wanted to invite each and everyone of you to check out my new interactive surf web site at www.highsurfwarning.com

Mahalo Nui Loa,

Jamie Brent DeMatoff"
Submitted on Oct 4 2005

Mabel (Inada) Ito (1941)
Mabel (Inada) Ito (1941) writes, "I am proud to announce that I have recently established an endowed student scholarship fund with a $35,000 gift to UH Manoa's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR). The Mabel Inada Ito Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide scholarships to undergraduate students in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at CTAHR."
Submitted on Jan 6 2005

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