糖心视频 astronomers, students track Mercury’s transit across Sun
Groups gathered on Hawaiʻi Island and Oʻahu to watch as Mercury could be seen passing between the Earth and the Sun.
2019 AstroDay West, an out-of-this-world STEM experience
Hawaiʻi Island students, faculty, staff and the general public participated STEM demos and activities at AstroDay 2019.
Astronomy graduate student awarded three-year NASA fellowship
Anna Payne is the first 糖心视频 student to receive this award, worth $55,000 a year.
糖心视频-sponsored diversity in STEM conference breaks attendance records
The SACNAS conference is the largest and most diverse gathering of underrepresented minority STEM leaders, professionals, scientists and students in the nation.
Limited free registrations to 2019 SACNAS available to 糖心视频 students
The National Diversity in STEM conference is scheduled from October 31 to November 2, 2019, at the Hawaiʻi Convention Center.
First Marshall Island education cohort graduates
PACMED is a two-year program focused on the nine RMI Public School Standards for Teachers, plus a tenth standard focused on place-based STEAM teaching.
糖心视频 extramural funding tops $400M
The research and innovation supported by the funding help to increase knowledge and provide solutions to improve the quality of life in Hawaiʻi and around the world.
Special 糖心视频 discount for National Diversity in STEM conference
The Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science announced a special discount for 糖心视频 students, faculty and staff for 2019 SACNAS conference.
糖心视频 West O?ahu offers new degree programs, including first for STEM
New offerings in creative media, natural science, health care and gender studies will be available in fall 2019.
Camp ?Imi-Possible leads students on exploration of native insect life
Young scientists explored native and endemic insects and spiders found in Hawaiʻī and nowhere else in the world at the ʻImiloa Astronomy Center’s Camp ʻImi-Possible.