Education Matters
CS4Pono Outreach Program. Brianna Vides, HPU student and ThinkTech intern, interviews Gabriella Artigas, computer science professor; at HPU and creator of the CS4Pono Outreach Program, training young women to build 3D Printer and learn to code with an emphasis on building prosthetics. The host for this episode is Brianna Vides. The guest for this episode […]
Becoming An Educated Person in the 21st Century and The Mind of the Navigator. (Education Matters)
What is the new educational destination for students in the 21st Century?. Host Carol Mon Lee interviews Robert Witt, long time Hawaii educator and co-founder of Malama Honua Public Charter School. The educational destination for students of this new charter school in Waimanalo is to achieve“The Mind of the Navigator.” Students learn to possess the […]
Exploring Opportunities in Media as an Intern (Education Matters)
Want behind the scenes or in front of the camera media production experience? Try an internship.. Host Carol Mon Lee interviews Brianna Vides, HPU freshman and ThinkTech Hawaii spring intern, about her current experiences, challenges and opportunities. What has she taken from this internship that may shape her future career choices including behind or in […]
Leaving Legacies for Hawaii
How do we build a solid future for our community? How can we ensure that what we care about – health, education, environment – can be supported after we are gone? Jeff Pederson, Director of Planned Giving, Hawaii Pacific Health joins Carol Mon Lee on Education Matters to discuss why legacy giving, or gifts after […]
Crossing Nature, Science And Art
Chris Ritson, Mixed Media Sculptor And Artist, Is One Of The Select Pacific Artists Exhibiting At The The Honolulu Biennial 2017, The Multi-Site, Contemporary Visual Arts Festival Running Now Through May 8. Chris’s Unique Art Is Created From Materials Drawn From His Immediate Surroundings, Including Biological And Chemically Generated Works That Speak To Deeper Environmental […]
Voice Yourself Part 1
This is a special 2 part program on “Building Voices,” an ideas and action festival to be held on April 22, Earth Day, at the State Capitol, and other events during this month, National Architecture and Landscape Architecture Month. The free design symposium and festival will gather the community to engage in local and global […]
The HE’E Coalition – Leadership in Supporting Public Education – Cheri Nakamura
Cheri Nakamura, The HE’E Coalition’s Director, appears on Education Matters with Carol Mon Lee to discuss some of the Coalition’s recent activities, including equity in education. The Coalition, along with other community stakeholders, are especially concerned for specific groups that need particular attention – students with disabilities, students who do not speak the language of […]
Phi Alpha Theta – National History Honor Society – Highlighting the Importance of History
Chelsea Demott, President of the UH Manoa chapter of Phi Alpha Theta – National History Honor Society (PAT) discusses its many projects and activities, including its recent Regional Conference held at Chaminade on Education Matters with Carol Mon Lee. Phi Alpha Theta promotes the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication […]
Staying Up to Date: Lawyers Continuing Education with HSBA
Carol Mon Lee, host of ThinkTech’s newest series, Education Matters, welcomes Christina Bae, Director of CLE and Communications, and Levi Hookano, Director of Programs at the Hawaii State Bar Association (HSBA), to discuss continuing education for the legal community. Visit www.HSBA.org to learn more about Continuing Legal Education with the Hawaii State Bar Association. ThinkTech […]
Student Debt a Coming Apocalypse with Jim Shon
Host Jay Fidell speaks with Jim Shon (Director, Hawaii Educational Policy Center) about the escalating costs of higher education. The host for this episode was Jay Fidell. The host for this episode was Jay Fidell. The host for this episode was Jay Fidell. The host for this episode was Jay Fidell.