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Students of the Institute of Hawaiian Music ( IHM) are in theirf inal semester of the two-year program and will be graduatingthis Spring with an Academic Subject Certif icate (A.C.S.) inHawaiian Music. As the culminating project for the semester,students have been working dil igently on compiling originalsongs about Molokai on to one CD, with a release date thiscoming May. The cohort ranged from established performers to those whosimply wanted to play music. Hula dancer Natalie Luczonexpressed her " love [for] Mele Hawai ʻ i because it really showcaseshow beautiful the 'ō lelo Hawai ʻ i can be used descriptively andpoetically and it gives us a glimpse into the minds of renownedartists of the past and present. It reveals what encompassed their

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This semester required innovative ideas to offer quick, f lexible, non-credit training andcredentialing for the Molokai campus. We offered conversational Hawaiian language, renewableenergy and solar trainings, and digital design certif icate. While the ʻō lelo Hawai ʻ i class was offeredin-person at the Molokai Education Center, the renewable energy courses and digital design washeld completely online via Zoom. Both Zoom certif icates offered 100% tuition sponsorship.

The benefits of non-credit training is that it has a different fee structurethan regular college courses. Additionally , based on community needs andinterests, these trainings can be offered at any time of the year. We hope toprovide flexible trainings based on community input. I f you are interested inenroll ing in or teaching a class, Follow this l ink http://go.hawaii .edu/JcK oropen the camera on your iPhone and place it over this code.

The students in Carpentry 121 , led byinstructor Lloyd Inouye, worked on variousprojects this semester, including a quarantineshed for a Molokai family. With the completionof CARP 120 & CARP 121 , this cohort willgraduate this Spring with a Certif icate ofCompetence in Basic Carpentry Skil ls . Amongst this group of students are father-daughter duo, Chad Lima and Trinnity Lima-Napoleon. Trinnity is an Early College HighSchool student in the Ho ʻokele Program and thefirst female high school student to earn thiscertif icate. When asked what she enjoys aboutthe class, she says, “ Its pretty cool to now knowhow to read the carpenter square (to getstraight l ines and angles) . ” Her father ChadLima states, “Nice to have gained anunderstanding of how to read a carpentersmeasuring tape.” Are you Interested in learning some basiccarpentry skil ls or earning a certif icate?Contact CTE coordinator Olelo SchonelySpencer at (808) 553-4490 opt. 6 or via email atamandaos@hawaii .edu for more information oncourses.

A l ink will pop-up and take you directly to the survey. A

member of our team will contact you if more information is needed. Weappreciate your kōkua.

CAREER EXPLORATIONJumpstart your college experience. Checkout nextsteps.hawaii .edu for free summercareer exploration classesAvailable for Hawai ʻ i public high schoolclass of 2021 graduates who will attend anyUniversity of Hawai ʻ i Community College(UHCC)

Benefits : FREE college credits , meet otherfreshman, learn how to be successful inan online college course, learn collegesuccess strategies, and more!

FAFSA ASSISTANCE Register and attend an in-person or onlineZoom session with our Molokai EOC/ETS forassistance with f i l l ing out the application Or schedule an appointment with MolokaiEOC Advisor Nahiwa Naki for FAFSA andApplication assistance via emailmkkeoc@hawaii .edu or call 553-4490 x 2The FAFSA deadline is 6/30/21

APPLY FOR UH MAUI COLLEGE,MOLOKAI

Apply online athttp://maui.hawaii .edu/apply/The deadline to submit an application to anycampus in the UH system is 8/01/21

thoughts and what they chose to give l i fe tothrough their music." The Institute of Hawaiian Music’s ( IHM) is aone-of-a-kind musical mentorship programdedicated to the perpetuation and preservationof Hawaiian music. “Starting a career in Hawaiianmusic can be a challenge,” said IHM FacultyCoordinator Dr. Keola Donaghy. “Aspiringmusicians are often left to their own devices tolocate will ing mentors and performancepartners, receive personal training, f ind gigs,gain performance experience, produce arecording, and learn the steps necessary to breakinto the industry." IHM offers classes in guitar ,ukulele, singing, keyboard, composition, musictheory, repertoire development, dance, musicindustry business and marketing, and recording. HWST205A Mele ‘Ā ina will be offered this Fall ,in-person on Monday's , 6-9PM. This course isrequired to fulf i l l the IHM program. For moreinformation about the Institute of HawaiianMusic, visit http://maui.hawaii .edu/ihm/ orcontact Faculty Coordinator Dr. Keola Donaghyat donaghy@hawaii .edu.

This past year has been trying as we transitionedto majority online learning and l imited campuscontact hours. With a new school year on thehorizon, we are excited to announce that currentplans for Fall 2021 consists of returning to l iveinstruction as we offer more face-to-face classes.Please understand that all in-person courses willfollow the UHMC, UH, County, State & Federalguidelines to ensure campus and communitysafety. I f you have a high school student interested inearning college credits , please contact Ho ʻokeleProgram Advisor Ali Kaina at alikaina@hawaii .eduor call 553-4490 x 5. The application period for Fall2021 is open. I f you need assistance with thatprocess or applying for Financial Aid, pleasecontact Molokai EOC Advisor, Nahiwa Naki viaemail mkkeoc@hawaii .edu. Registration opens toall on April 10th and instruction begins on Monday,August 23, 2021. We hope to see you in the Fall !

The world doesn't revolvearound marketing, finance,

hospitality or management. Theworld revolves around skilled

workers that are passionate,dedicated and prepared for their

careers.”

Olelo Schonely Spencer,New Perkins Hire

We are excited to welcome Olelo SchonelySpencer to the Molokai Education Center ʻohana.She will serve as the new Academic SupportSpecialist , who will be working with Career andTechnical Education (CTE) students andprospects. CTE is an educational program that alignsacademic standards with technical knowledgeand skil ls to prepare students for careers incurrent or emerging occupations and furthereducation. CTE is the only educational programin which course content is guided by businessand industry input.

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This semester required innovative ideas to offer quick, f lexible, non-credit training andcredentialing for the Molokai campus. We offered conversational Hawaiian language, renewableenergy and solar trainings, and digital design certif icate. While the ʻō lelo Hawai ʻ i class was offeredin-person at the Molokai Education Center, the renewable energy courses and digital design washeld completely online via Zoom. Both Zoom certif icates offered 100% tuition sponsorship.

The benefits of non-credit training is that it has a different fee structurethan regular college courses. Additionally , based on community needs andinterests, these trainings can be offered at any time of the year. We hope toprovide flexible trainings based on community input. I f you are interested inenroll ing in or teaching a class, Follow this l ink http://go.hawaii .edu/JcK oropen the camera on your iPhone and place it over this code.

The students in Carpentry 121 , led byinstructor Lloyd Inouye, worked on variousprojects this semester, including a quarantineshed for a Molokai family. With the completionof CARP 120 & CARP 121 , this cohort willgraduate this Spring with a Certif icate ofCompetence in Basic Carpentry Skil ls . Amongst this group of students are father-daughter duo, Chad Lima and Trinnity Lima-Napoleon. Trinnity is an Early College HighSchool student in the Ho ʻokele Program and thefirst female high school student to earn thiscertif icate. When asked what she enjoys aboutthe class, she says, “ Its pretty cool to now knowhow to read the carpenter square (to getstraight l ines and angles) . ” Her father ChadLima states, “Nice to have gained anunderstanding of how to read a carpentersmeasuring tape.” Are you Interested in learning some basiccarpentry skil ls or earning a certif icate?Contact CTE coordinator Olelo SchonelySpencer at (808) 553-4490 opt. 6 or via email atamandaos@hawaii .edu for more information oncourses.

A l ink will pop-up and take you directly to the survey. A

member of our team will contact you if more information is needed. Weappreciate your kōkua.

CAREER EXPLORATIONJumpstart your college experience. Checkout nextsteps.hawaii .edu for free summercareer exploration classesAvailable for Hawai ʻ i public high schoolclass of 2021 graduates who will attend anyUniversity of Hawai ʻ i Community College(UHCC)

Benefits : FREE college credits , meet otherfreshman, learn how to be successful inan online college course, learn collegesuccess strategies, and more!

FAFSA ASSISTANCE Register and attend an in-person or onlineZoom session with our Molokai EOC/ETS forassistance with f i l l ing out the application Or schedule an appointment with MolokaiEOC Advisor Nahiwa Naki for FAFSA andApplication assistance via emailmkkeoc@hawaii .edu or call 553-4490 x 2The FAFSA deadline is 6/30/21

APPLY FOR UH MAUI COLLEGE,MOLOKAI

Apply online athttp://maui.hawaii .edu/apply/The deadline to submit an application to anycampus in the UH system is 8/01/21

thoughts and what they chose to give l i fe tothrough their music." The Institute of Hawaiian Music’s ( IHM) is aone-of-a-kind musical mentorship programdedicated to the perpetuation and preservationof Hawaiian music. “Starting a career in Hawaiianmusic can be a challenge,” said IHM FacultyCoordinator Dr. Keola Donaghy. “Aspiringmusicians are often left to their own devices tolocate will ing mentors and performancepartners, receive personal training, f ind gigs,gain performance experience, produce arecording, and learn the steps necessary to breakinto the industry." IHM offers classes in guitar ,ukulele, singing, keyboard, composition, musictheory, repertoire development, dance, musicindustry business and marketing, and recording. HWST205A Mele ‘Ā ina will be offered this Fall ,in-person on Monday's , 6-9PM. This course isrequired to fulf i l l the IHM program. For moreinformation about the Institute of HawaiianMusic, visit http://maui.hawaii .edu/ihm/ orcontact Faculty Coordinator Dr. Keola Donaghyat donaghy@hawaii .edu.

This past year has been trying as we transitionedto majority online learning and l imited campuscontact hours. With a new school year on thehorizon, we are excited to announce that currentplans for Fall 2021 consists of returning to l iveinstruction as we offer more face-to-face classes.Please understand that all in-person courses willfollow the UHMC, UH, County, State & Federalguidelines to ensure campus and communitysafety. I f you have a high school student interested inearning college credits , please contact Ho ʻokeleProgram Advisor Ali Kaina at alikaina@hawaii .eduor call 553-4490 x 5. The application period for Fall2021 is open. I f you need assistance with thatprocess or applying for Financial Aid, pleasecontact Molokai EOC Advisor, Nahiwa Naki viaemail mkkeoc@hawaii .edu. Registration opens toall on April 10th and instruction begins on Monday,August 23, 2021. We hope to see you in the Fall !

The world doesn't revolvearound marketing, finance,

hospitality or management. Theworld revolves around skilled

workers that are passionate,dedicated and prepared for their

careers.”

Olelo Schonely Spencer,New Perkins Hire

We are excited to welcome Olelo SchonelySpencer to the Molokai Education Center ʻohana.She will serve as the new Academic SupportSpecialist , who will be working with Career andTechnical Education (CTE) students andprospects. CTE is an educational program that alignsacademic standards with technical knowledgeand skil ls to prepare students for careers incurrent or emerging occupations and furthereducation. CTE is the only educational programin which course content is guided by businessand industry input.

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The Mānaiakalani Scholarship Program is intended for f irst t ime or minimal college experiencestudents that reside on Maui or Molokai who plan to attend UH Maui College. The student mustdemonstrate f inancial need and barriers or challenges that prevent them from attending college.Preference will be given to f irst t ime college students of Native Hawaiian ancestry who are low-income and first generation. To apply, complete the online application at www.manaiakalani .weebly.com. All applicants musthave a referrer that is wil l ing to f i l l out the referrer section of the application. Anyone that knowsthe applicant and can share their story will suffice this need (teacher, counselor, coach, fr iend,parent, relative etc.) . We hope to see you in the Fall !

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MIDNIGHT ON JULY 16, 2021

If youʻre interested in any of these pathways that start in Fall 2021, try college for free through the Mānaiakalani Scholarship program.

Construction Technology/ Energy Production

Creative Media/Graphic Design

Business Technology/Virtual Office Assistant

Allied Health/Nurse Aide

Applied Business andInformation Technology

(ABIT)

Varies by course

Bachelor ofApplied Science

(BAS): 61-63 cr.

ENGR 101ENGR 103

CM 105, 147, 152ENG 100ART 107D

CM 120, 123, 125ICS 101

Math 100

BUSN 158ICS 101

BUSN 121BUSN 164 at

HAW CC or LCCBUSN 151BUSN 159

ACC 124 or 201BUSN 193V

NURS 100

Fall 2021Spring 2022

Fall 2021

Spring 2022

Spring 2022Cable,

In-Person Labs

Distance Learning.Mostly

asynchronous with occasional

Zoom meetings forBUSN 158 & 159

Distance Learning,In-Person

Distance Learning

CliffRutherford

Varies by course

Varies by course

Nursing Dept to assign

6 cr.

Certificate of Competence (CO):

23 cr.

Certificate ofAchievement (CA):

30 cr.

Certificate of Competence (Co):

6 cr.

Fall 2021

Spring 2022

For a full set course schedule, seehttp://maui.hawaii.edu/abit/

CARP 120CARP 121

Construction TechnologyFall 2021

Spring 2022In-Person Lloyd Inouye

Certificate of Competence (Co):

6 cr.

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CRN CR Subj/No Title Days Times Room Instructor

45473 3 AG 101 Home Gardening S 8:00 am-12:00pm MKKF Farm K Arce45399 3 ART 107D Intro Digital Photo TR 4:00 pm-6:50pm MKKC 105 Z Socher45472 3 CARP 120 Basic Carpenty Skills S 8:00 am-1:00pm MKKF Farm L. Inouye 45269 1-3 CASE 193V Coop A & S Ed W 1:30 pm-2:45pm MKK WWW J Patao

45296 3 ENG 100 Composition I T 6:00 pm-9:00pm MKKC 106 C Corbiell Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.45297 3 ENG 100 Composition I T 6:00 pm-9:00pm MKK WWW C Corbiell Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.

45398 4 HAW 101 Elem Hawaiian I TR 3:15 pm-5:45 pm MKKC 107 M Waialeale45304 3 HIST 151 World History to 1500 T 9:00 am-10:15 am MKKC 106 L Horovitz

Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.

45454 2 HWST 205A Mele `Aina: Hawn Music M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm MKKC ??? J Donaghy Prereq: HAW 102 [D]

45400 3 HWST 207 Resource Mgt W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm MKKC 107 G Ross Prereq: HWST 107 [C]

45403 1 IS 190V Topic: Foundations for Success T 6:00 pm-9:00 pm MKKC 107 K Purdy-Avelino45404 1 IS 190V Topic: Foundations for Success T 6:00 pm-9:00 pm MKKC 107 K Purdy-Avelino45402 3 MATH 75X Intro to Math Reasoning MW 4:00 pm - 5:40 MKKC 105 D Puaa

45401 3 POLS 110 Intro Political Science R 6:00 pm-9:00 pm MKKC 107 TBA

45394 3 SCI 122 Physical Science M 3:00 pm-5:50 pm MKKC 107 S Hemenway Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.45396 1 SCI 122L Intro to Sci: Physical Lab W 3:00 pm-5:50 pm MKKC 107 S Hemenway

Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.45477 3 SSM 101 Intro Science of Sustainabilty MW 3:00 pm-4:15 pm MKKC 106 T Botkin

45475 3 ENG 100 Composition I W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm C Corbiell Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.

45476 3 HWST 107 Hawai'i: Center of the Pacific M 4:30 pm-5:45 pm K Purdy-AvelinoPrereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.

EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL COURSES

Internet class: This class is held online weekly on scheduled days and times. Contact instructor at jpatao@hawaii.edu for information.

Prereq: ENG 19 [C] or placement at least ENG 22, and MATH 75X [C] or placement at least MATH 82.

Internet class: This class is held online weekly on the scheduled days and times. Contact instructor at liana@hawaii.edu

Internet class: Contact instructor at corbiell@hawaii.edu for information.

Prereq: ENG 22 [C] or placement at ENG 100.

FALL 2021 - Schedule of CoursesAugust 23 - December 17. 2021

www.hawaii.edu/molokaiApplication Deadline: August 23, 2021

Hybrid: This class meets in-person on the scheduled day and time and includes additional online learning. Email instructor dpuaa@hawaii.edu for more info.

Internet class: This class is held online weekly on the scheduled days and times. Contact instructor at corbiell@hawaii.edu for infor. This section is restricted to Early College students at Molokai High School only.

Students are required to meet once per week in class (or video conference) and participate in additional internet learning activities. Email instuctor kilia@hawaii.edu for more info. This section is restricted to Early College students at Molokai High School only.

This class will be delivered to the outreach site via video conferencing. All in-person activity will follow the UHMC, UH, County, State & Federal guidelines.

All in-person courses will follow the CDC guidelines for College's and Universities.

For all distance learning courses from UH Maui College and other UH System Campuses, please visit http://uhonline.hawaii.edu/courses

HEALTH CLEARANCES

APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID (If needed)

Schedule an appointment at www.star.hawaii.edu/appointment with Susan Nartatez, Academic Counselor or call (808) 553-4490, x1. Register for courses via UH Services, myuh.hawaii.edu

ACADEMIC ADVISING

If you have any questions, call (808) 553-4490 x0

Placement scores are required for accurate placement in selected courses and academic advising. Visit maui.hawaii.edu/tlc/home/eready/ or call Theresa Tamanaha, (808) 553-4490, x3 for more information.

Key: UH_MAU_Placement

New to college? Would you benefit from financial and academic support? Contact the Mānaiakalani ProgramThe Mānaiakalani Scholarship Program is intended for first time or minimal college experience students that reside on Maui or

Molokai who plan to attend UH Maui College. The student must demonstrate financial need and barriers or challenges that prevent them from attending college. Preference will be given to first time college students of Native Hawaiian ancestry who are low-

income and first generation. To apply, complete the online application at www.manaiakalani.weebly.com. All applicants must have a referrer that is willing to fill out the referrer section of the application. Anyone that knows the applicant and can share their story

will suffice this need (teacher, counselor, coach, friend, parent, relative etc.).

A World of Knowledge . . . . here at home!

Students should be independent learners and familiar with computers and distance education learning. �

Pay tuition online at myuh.hawaii.edu Purchase your textbooks prior to the first day of class at bookstore.hawaii.edu - Select Maui Bookstore

Visit "maui.hawaii.edu/gettingstarted" for more information

The Molokai campus is open only for college related services. For hours of operation, visit hawaii.edu/molokai

PAY FOR TUITION & PURCHASE BOOKS

PREPARE FOR AND TAKE EdReady TEST for ENGLISH & MATH!

http://maui.hawaii.edu/assets/forms/UHMC_Health_Clearance.pdf

Clearances are Certificate of TB examination, MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella), Varicella (Chickenpox), Tdap (tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis) immunization clearances. See the UH System Health Clearance Form for more details.

Complete the Free Application for Federal (FAFSA) Online at www.fafsa.ed.gov

UH Maui College FAFSA code is 001615 For further assistance, schedule an appointment with Nahiwa Naki, (808) 553-4490, x2.

APPLY ONLINE AND GET ACCEPTEDGo to https://apply.hawaii.edu/ - click on Maui.