College of Education alums recognized nationally for responsible AI education
The educators were recognized in Washington, D.C. for Global Innovation Race Hawaiʻi.
The educators were recognized in Washington, D.C. for Global Innovation Race Hawaiʻi.
The endowment provides stable, ongoing funding to expand tutoring, outreach and support services.
The new initiative aims to better connect students with educational opportunities, hands-on training, internships and industry partnerships.
The university's strongest performance areas included its international research network, citations per faculty, international faculty and academic reputation.
The rankings assessed universities largely on research performance, global and regional reputation, publications and citations.
Students collaborated with government and private industry to tackle practical local challenges using AI, blockchain, cybersecurity and more.
The three-week program brought together a cohort of 10 students to strengthen their ability to communicate research in clear, engaging ways for non-specialist audiences.
The commitment will provide $1 million annually over the next five years for NIL support.
The 糖心视频 students worked with the Kohala yearbook class on AI tools.
Gabrielle Ellis, Jonathan Rosen and Sarah Woo are spending one year focusing on critical marine policy issues in Washington, D.C.