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Tuition, Fees, and Expenses .................................................... 53Partial Advance Tuition Payment ....................................... 53Additional Fees and Expenses ............................................. 53Regular Tuition Schedule ................................................... 54Continuing Education/Community Service Tuition

Schedule ......................................................................... 54Asynchronous Learning Networks Tuition Schedule .......... 54Summer Session Tuition Schedule ...................................... 54Additional Student Fees ...................................................... 54Payment of Tuition and Fees .............................................. 55Financial Obligations ............................................................ 55Refunds of Tuition and Fees ............................................... 55Residency for Tuition Purposes ........................................... 55WICHE Programs ................................................................. 56

Financial Aid ............................................................................ 56Deadlines ............................................................................. 56Types of Financial Aid ......................................................... 57Graduate Assistantships ...................................................... 58UHM Scholarships ............................................................... 59

Tuition, Fees, and ExpensesQueen Lili‘uokalani Center for Student Services 1052600 Campus RoadHonolulu, HI 96822-2205Tel: (808) 956-7554Fax: (808) 956-2098

Tuition and fees are charged according to the number ofcredit hours carried by the student. For regular, OutreachCollege Continuing Education and Summer Session tuitionschedules, refer to the following page. Auditors (those enrolledin a course for no credit) must pay the same tuition and fees asstudents enrolled for credit. For tuition purposes only, a full-time student is any student enrolled for 12 or more credithours.

The tuition to be charged is determined by the degreestatus of the student and not by the level of the courses taken.For example, students who have earned a baccalaureate degree

will be charged graduate tuition, except for students admittedfor a second baccalaureate degree. Students admitted to the lawor medical school will be charged the stated tuition for thatschool.

Medical, law, graduate nursing, or graduate businessstudents concurrently enrolled in the Graduate Division mustpay the stated tuition for the medical school, law school, nursingschool, or business college.

All tuition and fee charges at the University of Hawai‘icampuses are subject to change in accordance with requirementsof state law and/or action by the Board of Regents or theUniversity administration.

Tuition DepositAll new, transfer, and returning classified undergraduate

students are required to make a tuition deposit of $100. All newmedical and law students are required to make a partial advancetuition payment of $250. Scholarship/fellowship recipients arenot exempt from this deposit, if applicable. This tuition depositis applied at registration time toward tuition for that semester.The payment is nonrefundable and nontransferable if thestudent does not register (except when the student is deniedfurther registration by the University). Continuing classifiedstudents are not required to make the tuition deposit.

Additional Fees and Expenses

Caps and GownsCaps, gowns, and master’s and doctoral hoods are required for

participation in commencement ceremonies. Caps and gowns areavailable for purchase from the University Bookstore.

Outreach College FeesStudents registered in courses offered by Outreach College pay

tuition and fees as indicated in the bulletin of that division.Outreach College tuition is determined by the level of the course.For information, contact Outreach College at (808) 956-7221.

Tuition, Fees,and Financial Aid

Regular Tuition Schedule 2003-2004

Full-Time Part-Timeper semester per credit hour

UndergraduateResident $1,656 $138Nonresident $4,896 $408

Graduate (including post baccalaureate unclassified students)Resident $2,232 $186Nonresident $5,304 $442

Graduate Business Master’s Programs *Resident $3,660 $305Nonresident $6,624 $552

Graduate NursingResident $3,540 $295Nonresident $6,552 $546

LawResident $5,400 $450Nonresident $9,252 $771

MedicineResident $7,404 $617Nonresident $14,256 $1,188

Outreach College - Continuing Education andCommunity Service Tuition Schedule

2003-04 2004-05Courses numbered 499 and belowResident (per credit hour) $138 $142Nonresident (per credit hour) $408 $412

Courses numbered 500 and aboveResident (per credit hour) $186 $193Nonresident (per credit hour) $442 $452

Graduate BusinessResident $305* $372*Nonresident $552* $606*

Graduate Nursing and Dental HygieneResident $295 $306Nonresident $546 $559

Outreach College - Summer Session Tuition Schedule

2003 2004Courses numbered 499 and belowResident (per credit hour) $134 $138Nonresident (per credit hour) $134 $138

Courses numbered 500 and aboveResident (per credit hour) $180 $186Nonresident (per credit hour) $180 $186

Graduate BusinessResident $250* $305*Nonresident $502* $552*

Graduate NursingResident $284 $295Nonresident $284 $295

LawResident $425 $450Nonresident $728 $771Additional Summer Session fees–such as student activities fee, Campus Center fee, and coursefees for applied music, institutes, and other special programs–are outlined in the OutreachCollege Summer Session catalog.

Additional Student FeesPer Semester

Board of PublicationsAll students $13.00Student Health FeeAll students $17.50Campus Center BoardAll students $35.00Student Activity and Program FeeStudents carrying 9 or more credit hours $2.70Students carrying 8 or fewer credit hours—30 cents per credit hour variesBroadcast Communication AuthorityAll students $3.00Associated Students of the University of Hawai‘iClassified undergraduates carrying 12 or morecredit hours per semester $5.00Graduate Student OrganizationAll classified graduate students (does not includemedical and law students) $5.00Undergraduate Nursing and Dental Hygiene Clinical FeeAll classified undergraduate nursing anddental hygiene students enrolled in clinical courses $500.00This fee applies for no more than six semesters.Outreach College - Asynchronous Learning Networks

(UH Online Courses) Tuition Schedule2003-04 2004-05

Courses numbered 499 and belowResident and Nonresident $138 plus $5 $142 plus $5

per credit fee per credit feeCourses numbered 500 and aboveResident and Nonresident $186 plus $5 $193 plus $5

per credit fee per credit fee

Important Note:

All tuition and fee charges at University of Hawai‘i campuses aresubject to change in accordance with requirements of state lawand/or by the Board of Regents or the University administration.Please refer to UH Online (ALN) website atwww.aln.hawaii.edu for current charges.

* Effective Fall 2003 these rates apply to students enrolled in the master of accountingprogram

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Refunds of Tuition and Fees

Regular Tuition and FeesTuition and special course fees are refunded as indicated

below:1. A 100 percent refund for complete withdrawal only if made

within the first two weeks of instruction.2. An 80 percent refund for a drop in credit hours (change in

status or tuition rate) if made within the first two weeks ofinstruction, unless otherwise stipulated by federalregulations.

3. A 40 percent refund for complete withdrawal or drop incredit hours (change in status or tuition rate) if made withinthe third and fourth weeks of instruction, unless otherwisestipulated by federal regulations.

4. No refunds are made after the fourth week of instruction,unless otherwise stipulated by federal regulations.

Penalties apply even if payment for tuition and fees has notbeen made at the time registration status is changed.

Student activity fees are refundable only before the first dayof instruction or if a complete withdrawal is made within thefirst two weeks of instruction.

After students have secured all required approvals, thewithdrawal or change in registration must be processed accord-ing to instructions in the Schedule of Classes. In no case shall arefund be made when a student fails to follow these instructionswithin two weeks of the date of change in registration (e.g.,withdrawal, change in status, or change in tuition rate).

Refunds are made by the University Cashier’s Office afterthe procedures for complete withdrawal from the Universityhave been followed. See the “Undergraduate Education” and“Graduate Education” sections of this Catalog.

Federal regulations mandate a refund policy for all studentswho are receiving federal financial aid and who process acomplete withdrawal before 60% of the semester has elapsed. Adetailed refund policy is available in the Schedule of Classes.

Summer Sessions Tuition and FeesSee Outreach College Summer Session catalog for Summer

Session refunds.

Residency for Tuition PurposesStudents who do not qualify on the first day of instruction as

bona fide residents of the state of Hawai‘i pay the nonresidenttuition. An official determination of residency status is made atthe time of application. Applicants may be required to providedocumentation to verify residency status. Once classified as anonresident, students continue to be so classified during theirenrollment at the University until they present satisfactoryevidence to the residency officer that proves residency. Fordefinition of Hawai‘i residency for tuition purposes, statutoryexemptions, etc., refer to the “Appendix.”

Credit by ExaminationA $15-per-course fee is assessed at the time of application.

Diplomas and CertificatesA charge of $15, payable at time of application, is assessed

for each bachelor’s degree, advanced degree, and professionalcertification.

Late Registration FeeA $50 late registration fee is assessed when a student

registers during the late registration period. A $5 late registra-tion fee is assessed for each Summer Session term when astudent registers during the late registration period. A $5 lateregistration fee is assessed for each Outreach College coursewhen a student registers during the late registration period.

Replacement of Laboratory EquipmentFor broken or lost items, the cost of replacement is

assessed.

Returned ChecksAny check tendered to the University or any department

and returned for any cause is assessed a $15 charge andapplicable interest.

Special ExaminationA fee of $10 is assessed.

TranscriptsStudent transcripts cost $3 per copy.

Payment of Tuition and FeesAll tuition and fees must be paid before registration or

change of registration is official. Full payment for tuitionand fees must be made by the end of the second week ofinstruction.

Financial ObligationsStudents who have not met their financial obligations

(traffic fines, library fines, locker fees, lab breakage charges,transcript fees, loans, rental contracts, etc.) to the satisfactionof the University may be denied a variety of enrollmentservices including registration, withdrawal, and transcripts.Notation of the financial obligation may appear on tran-scripts.

Copies of the delinquent financial obligations policy andprocedures are available for inspection at the Office of theDean of Student Services and the Mânoa campus Cashier’sOffice.


WICHE ProgramsBachman 1122444 Dole StreetHonolulu, HI 96822Tel: (808) 956-6625

The University of Hawai‘i at Mânoa participates in threeexchange programs of the Western Interstate Commission forHigher Education (WICHE).

Through the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)program, students from participating states who are notresidents of Hawai‘i may enroll at the Mânoa campus indesignated programs at a reduced level tuition (plus other feesthat are paid by all students). WUE students do not pay thehigher charge for nonresident tuition. (Hawai‘i residents mayenroll under the same terms in designated institutions andprograms in other participating states.) Hawai‘i residents mayobtain information about WUE programs in other states fromthe WICHE Certifying Officer for Hawai‘i (see the locationabove); from participating institutions; or from the WICHEStudent Exchange Program, P.O. Drawer 9752, Boulder, CO80301-9752; Tel: (303) 541-0214; e-mail: [email protected].

The School of Architecture, the William S. RichardsonSchool of Law, the Library and Information ScienceProgram (located in the Department of Information andComputer Sciences), the John A. Burns School of Medicineand the School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene participate inthe WICHE-administered Professional Student ExchangeProgram (PSEP). PSEP allows legal residents of the states ofAlaska, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, NewMexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah,Washington, and Wyoming (states without a professionalschool in one or more of the above fields) to enjoy Hawai‘i-resident status for admission and tuition purposes at theMânoa campus. Students who receive certification from theirhome states receive preferential admission consideration and, ifaccepted, are charged Hawai‘i-resident tuition rates. To becertified for PSEP, students must write to the WICHEcertifying officer in their home state for the proper applicationforms at least one year in advance. State eligibility requirementsvary, and the number of students funded by each statedepends upon appropriations by the state’s legislature. Foraddresses of state certifying officers contact the Director,Student Exchange Program, Western Interstate Commissionfor Higher Education, P.O. Drawer 9752, Boulder, CO80301-9752; tel. (303) 541-0214; e-mail: [email protected].

The University also participates in the WICHE RegionalGraduate Programs agreement. Under this arrangement,legal residents of the 13 western states listed above will becharged resident tuition if they meet requirements foradmission in specific graduate programs. Approved fields areEast Asian languages and literatures (MA and PhD), naturalresources and environmental management (MS and PhD),tropical medicine in the biomedical sciences (MS and PhD),

Asian theater and dance (MA, MFA, and PhD), tropicalentomology (MS and PhD), tropical plant and soil sciences(MS and PhD), oceanography (MS and PhD), secondlanguage acquisition (PhD), and Asian and comparativephilosophy (MA and PhD). For detailed information, contactthe appropriate graduate chair or see the respective field ofstudy listings at the Graduate Division office.

Financial AidFinancial Aid ServicesQueen Lili‘uokalani Center for Student Services 1122600 Campus RoadHonolulu, HI 96822Tel: (808) 956-7251Fax: (808) 956-3985E-mail: [email protected]: www.hawaii.edu/fas

Scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs areprovided to eligible students by the federal and stategovernments and private donors. Some programs are basedon merit or academic records, and others on demonstratedfinancial need.

The University encourages students who believe they maynot be able to enroll or continue their education becausethey lack financial resources to apply for financial aidthrough the Financial Aid Services office.

The federal government is a major source of grants, loans,and work-study funds to undergraduate and graduatestudents. With the enactment of the Higher EducationAmendment of 1992, applicants are required to submit theFree Application for Federal Student Assistance (FAFSA)form to the federal processor for the determination ofeligibility for federal, state, and institutional program funds.

If you have been selected for verification, you must submitfederal tax forms, a verification worksheet, and other forms asrequired by Financial Aid Services. Students interested inapplying for financial aid may visit our website(www.hawaii.edu/fas) for financial aid information and forms.

The offer of aid may include funds from public and privatesources, depending on the applicant’s residency, degree ofneed, date of file completion, major, class level, and availabilityof funds. Recipients will be sent a copy of their rights andresponsibilities, including the description of the type of fundsawarded and disbursement procedures.

DeadlinesThe priority date is March 15; however, applications will be

accepted after that date with awards offered contingent onavailable funds.


fees, and a $100 tax-free monthly allowance during the schoolyear. Contact respective campus ROTC programs (see “ROTCPrograms”).

Computer-Assisted Scholarship HelpThe newest and most comprehensive source of scholarship

information for prospective and continuing UH students isCA$H or Computer-Assisted Scholarship Help. CA$Hcontains information on more than a thousand scholarshipsand is accessible on the Web at dbserver.its.hawaii.edu/cash/.Students may also contact a reference librarian at the nearestcollege for other publications listing scholarships and fellow-ships or check with the Financial Aid Services office andindividual colleges or departments.

GrantsA grant is a type of federal or state financial aid that does

not have to be repaid. Usually, these awards are based onfinancial need.

Tuition WaiversTuition waivers are awarded annually to qualified under-

graduate and graduate students who are bona fide residents ofHawai‘i and who qualify on the basis of financial need asdetermined by the FAFSA available at the Financial AidServices office. Tuition waivers cover only tuition. Anyremaining balances, including fees, must be paid by theappropriate tuition payment deadline. Tuition waivers cannotbe used for Outreach College, Summer Session, night school,etc.

Other tuition waivers for residents and nonresidents areawarded to classified students who participate in specialprograms and/or meet criteria set by colleges/schools. Contactthe specific department for details.

The tuition waiver program is subject to change by theBoard of Regents.

Federal Pell Grant This award to undergraduate students is based solely on

financial need as determined by congressional methodology.The amount received depends on the degree of need andschedule of awards as determined by the federal government.FAFSA required. Contact the Financial Aid Services office fordetails.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantThis award is provided to undergraduate students with

exceptional financial need who are also eligible for the FederalPell Grant. FAFSA required. Contact the Financial Aid Servicesoffice for details.

Hawai‘i Student Incentive Grant (currently known asthe Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership[LEAP] Program)

This grant in the amount of tuition is awarded annually toqualified and needy resident full-time undergraduate studentswho have also been deemed eligible as Federal Pell Grantrecipients.

Types of Financial Aid

ScholarshipsScholarships are awarded to exceptional UH Mânoa

students on the basis of academic excellence and exceptionalpromise; students in specific majors, colleges, or schools;Hawai‘i residents; students of a particular class standing; orstudents with demonstrated financial need. Noteworthyscholarships include the following among others:

Regents Scholarship for Academic ExcellenceTwenty scholarships of $4,000 per year plus full tuition are

awarded to entering first-year students who are residents ofHawai‘i and have a combined SAT score of at least 1300 and ahigh school GPA of 3.5 or better. This scholarship is renewablefor four years upon maintenance of eligibility and includes anadditional one-time $2,000 travel grant. For more informationrefer to the following web site: www.hawaii.edu/diversity.

Presidential ScholarshipTen scholarships of $4,000 per year plus full tuition are

awarded to juniors who have a minimum cumulative GPA of3.7, have demonstrated sustained progress in academic courses,show superior academic achievement or creative endeavor, andare residents of Hawai‘i. This scholarship is renewable for oneyear upon maintenance of eligibility and includes a $2,000one-time grant for academic travel. For more information referto the following web site: www.hawaii.edu/diversity.

Nonresident Tuition Differential WaiversUH Mânoa offers students from certain Asian and Pacific

jurisdictions waivers allowing them to pay resident tuition. Theprogram encourages deserving individuals from Asian andPacific areas to pursue advanced study in Hawai‘i. Under-graduate students may apply to the International StudentServices office. Graduate students should write to the GraduateDivision for more information.

Pacific Asian ScholarshipThe Pacific Asian Scholarship Program annually awards

tuition waivers to students demonstrating superior academicperformance (3.5 or better cumulative GPA) and pursuing acourse of study important to the Pacific and Asian region. Formore information, undergraduates should contact the Aca-demic Services Office of the School of Hawaiian, Asian, andPacific Studies. Graduate students should contact the Gradu-ate Division for information.

Scholarship to Disadvantaged StudentsThis federal program is available to assist medical students

with zero to minimal financial resources. FAFSA required.Contact the Financial Aid Services office for details.

ROTC ScholarshipsScholarships are awarded for up to four years to qualified

applicants by the UH Mânoa Army ROTC and Air ForceROTC programs. Scholarships cover tuition, books, laboratory


Other GrantsStudents are encouraged to contact a reference librarian at

the nearest college for other publications listing grants forstudents. For additional information on these and other grants,check with the Financial Aid Services office or specific depart-ments.

LoansA financial aid package based on demonstrated financial

need may include a long-term, low-interest federal, state, orinstitutional loan. Repayment of these loans begins after astudent graduates, withdraws from school, or drops to less thanhalf-time.

Federal Perkins Loan. Formerly called National DirectStudent Loan, this loan is available to students with financialneed. FAFSA required. Contact the Financial Aid Servicesoffice for details.

Primary Care Loan. This federal loan is awarded to studentsin the School of Medicine who demonstrate exceptionalfinancial need and commit to serve in a health profession.Parental income information and FAFSA are required. Contactthe Financial Aid Services office for details.

Nursing Student Loan. This federal loan is awarded only tostudents in the School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene whodemonstrate financial need. FAFSA required.

Federal Family Educational Loans. These loans, formerlyreferred to as Guaranteed Student Loans, include the FederalStafford Loan (subsidized and unsubsidized) and the FederalParents Loan for Undergraduate Students and are availablethrough banks and other lending institutions. Interest accruedmay be subsidized by the federal government, depending onthe degree of financial need. FAFSA required. Contact theFinancial Aid Services office for details.

State Higher Education Loan. This loan is available to bonafide residents of the state of Hawai‘i who demonstrate financialneed. FAFSA required.

Short-Term, Emergency Loans. These institutional loans aredesigned to meet temporary or emergency financial needs ofregistered students. Contact the Financial Aid Services office,the Graduate Student Organization, or specific departments.

Other Loans. Students are encouraged to contact thereference librarian at the nearest library for other publicationslisting private loans for students. For additional information onthese and other loan programs, check with the Financial AidServices office, UH Foundation, or specific departments.

Work-StudyThe Federal Work-Study Program enables students to meet

part of their financial need through part-time employment.The program is funded by the federal government withmatching funds from the University. Employment may be onor off campus with nonprofit organizations. FWS earnings arenot calculated as income when applying for financial aid.

Generally, students are provided the work-study program asa part of their financial aid package. The Student Employment

and Cooperative Education Office coordinates the work-studyprogram. Job opportunities are available in many fields andrequire skills ranging from entry-level to highly technical.Community service jobs are also available, including tutoringpositions in the America Reads and Counts Challenge. Forfurther information, see the “Student Life” section of thisCatalog.

Graduate AssistantshipsThe University offers assistantships to graduates of accredited

institutions of higher learning who have satisfactory scholasticrecords, an adequate undergraduate background in the majorfield, and evidence of a high level of English proficiency.Graduate assistants, chosen on a competitive basis, serve as part-time teaching or research assistants. All graduate assistants mustbe registered for and must complete at least 6 credit hours ofdegree-related course work each semester while holding theassistantship. Moreover, they must maintain at least a 3.0 GPAto continue in the position. The maximum course load typicallyis 9 credit hours. The period of service for each year for teachingassistants is typically from two weeks prior to the beginning ofinstruction through spring commencement; research assistantsnormally serve for 11 months. Graduate assistants are awardedtuition waivers, but they are not exempt from the general fees,special course fees listed in the Catalog, and the GraduateStudent Organization fee. Applications should be sent to thechair of the appropriate department before February 1. Eachapplication must be accompanied by three letters of recommen-dation from former professors or employers.

All applicants for graduate assistantships must be admitted asdegree candidates to qualify for appointments. Applicants forassistantships are therefore advised to apply for admission to theGraduate Division prior to the time consideration for theassistantship is requested.

Information on assistantships and application forms may berequested from the chair of the appropriate graduate field ofstudy.

Applicants are advised that the University has joined theCouncil of Graduate Schools in approving the followingresolution:

Acceptance of an offer of financial aid (such as a graduatescholarship, fellowship, traineeship, or assistantship) for the nextacademic year by an actual or prospective graduate studentcompletes an agreement that both student and graduate schoolexpect to honor. In those instances in which the student acceptsthe offer before April 15 and subsequently desires to withdraw,the student may submit in writing a resignation of the appoint-ment at any time through April 15. However, an acceptancegiven or left in force after April 15 commits the student not toaccept another offer without first obtaining a written releasefrom the institution to which a commitment has been made.Similarly, an offer by an institution after April 15 is conditionalon presentation by the student of the written release from anypreviously accepted offer.


Graduate FellowshipsThe Graduate Division has available general information on

fellowship competitions open to American graduate studentsand administered by outside foundations or agencies. Forapplication purposes, it is important to distinguish between (1)those awards made directly by the sponsoring agency toindividual students and administered by an institution and (2)those awards made by the sponsoring agency to an institutionto be awarded, in turn, to students for study at the specificinstitution.

Awards in the first category are generally made by nationalorganizations and allow students to choose their institution ofaffiliation. Applications are submitted by students to thesponsor, usually in early fall preceding the year graduate studyis to begin. The National Science Foundation GraduateFellowships program is an example.

Awards in the second category, which vary in source fromfederal to local, include a large number of programs. At theUniversity of Hawai‘i, nominations for these awards aregenerally made by the fields of study that are eligible. In somecases (e.g., Fulbright awards), the student may apply throughthe Graduate Division. Students are urged to exercise theirinitiative to explore the various possibilities. Initial inquiriesshould be directed to the chair of the field of study.

Information on fellowships is available at Spalding 354D.

UHM ScholarshipsThe scholarships listed below are only a selection of the

more than one thousand scholarships, fellowships, and otherawards available to UH students. More information is availablefrom academic advisers, the UHM Library, Financial AidServices, or the chairs of departments.

Scholarships administered by the UH Mânoa Financial AidServices office:Benjamin Alexander ScholarshipRuth E. Black ScholarshipMiles E. Cary ScholarshipHarry H. Collins Memorial ScholarshipLeora Parmelee Dean ScholarshipFushiminomiya Memorial ScholarshipFrancisco D. Gueco ScholarshipHerbert and Doris Keppeler ScholarshipSamuel W. King Memorial ScholarshipKotaro Kodama ScholarshipHerbert H. Lee ScholarshipRobinson A. McWayne ScholarshipHisaji Onoye ScholarshipPâlolo Lions Club ScholarshipIrving Singer Memorial ScholarshipStephen Spaulding ScholarshipSusannah and Fortunato Teho ScholarshipJohn and Stella Tippin ScholarshipInn and Mew Kung Choy Wong ScholarshipWilliam Kwai Fong Yap Scholarship

For more information regarding the above UH MânoaFinancial Aid Services-administered scholarships and awards,

contact the Financial Aid Services office, Queen Lili‘uokalaniCenter for Student Services 112, (808) 956-7251 or visit theirwebsite at www.hawaii.edu/fas.

School of ArchitectureBuilding Industry Association of Hawai‘i Architectural Travel

ScholarshipBuilding Industry Association of Hawai‘i Women’s Council

Travel ScholarshipConstruction Specifications Institute Architectural Travel

ScholarshipLeo Daly ScholarshipHonBlue Architectural Research Travel ScholarshipAllen R. Johnson/Roy C. Kelley Architectural Research Travel

ScholarshipSchool of Architecture Architectural Research/Travel Scholar-

shipsSchool of Architecture Intern/Travel ScholarshipSchool of Architecture Student Exchange and Travel

ScholarshipSchool of Architecture Travel Scholarship(s)David Stringer FellowshipAmerican Institute of Architects Honolulu Chapter/School of

Architecture Alumni AssociationDesign Awards forOutstanding Achievement in 100, 200, 300, and 400 leveldesign studios

School of Architecture Alumni Association ScholarshipArmstrong Builders ScholarshipGeorge J. Wimberly Research Travel Scholarship and Intern-

ship at Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo (WATG)

Colleges of Arts and SciencesArts and Sciences Advisory Council AwardsAspect Technology Fund Grants (open to all UHM students,

administered by Arts and Sciences)K. S. Cheng Memorial Scholarship FundColleges of Arts and Sciences Alumni Association ScholarshipColleges of Arts and Sciences Alumni Association Study

AbroadRichard and Mildred Kosaki AwardsAnna Toy Ng Memorial ScholarshipRodney P. Santos ScholarshipThe John Young Scholarship in the Arts

Department of American StudiesBrown-Denney Award

Department of AnthropologyJocelyn Armstrong Merit Award in Anthropology

Department of Art (for current majors only)Ceramic ScholarshipJean Charlot Foundation ScholarshipChinese Bicentennial Art AwardGeraldine P. Clark Memorial FellowshipDavid H. and Doris C. Crowell AwardH. John Heide Fellowship in Art (graduate)Sibyl Heide Glass Grant Fund Award


Kenneth Hewett Jr. Memorial ScholarshipHonolulu Printmakers ScholarshipKeichi Kimura ScholarshipCraig Kojima Scholarship in Photography/PhotojournalismShore Hodge Lipsher Memorial Scholarship (undergraduate

and graduate)McVay Scholarships (graduate)Student Opportunity FundDiane Sullivan Memorial ScholarshipElsa Takasue Memorial Scholarship

College of Arts and HumanitiesDiamond Head Theatre’s Burnett/Selleck ScholarshipDanny Kaleikini/Kâhala Hilton Scholarship

Department of BotanyIsabella Aiona Abbott Undergraduate Botany Fund for

ExcellenceBeatrice Krauss Fellowship in BotanyCharles H. Lamoureux Fellowship in Plant Conservation

Department of ChemistryGiichi Fujimoto ScholarshipShigeo and Hatsu Iwamoto and Paul J. Scheuer ScholarshipWilliam W. Y. Young Fellowship in Chemistry

Department of East Asian Languages and LiteraturesEast Asian Languages and Literature Student PrizePacific Asian Tuition Scholarship (graduate)Red Mandarin and Lady Yi-suen Shen Tuition Scholarship in

Chinese Language

Department of EconomicsBurnham O. Campbell Dissertation Award in EconomicsThe Hung Family Fellowship (graduate)

Department of EnglishAbernethy Scholarship in Creative Writing (graduate)The Academy of American Poets PrizeJames W. and Eleanor B. Frierson Endowed ScholarshipThe Harriet Goldsberry Memorial AwardErnest Hemingway Awards for Undergraduate Poetry and

FictionRed Mandarin and Lady Yi-suen Shen Tuition Scholarship

(graduate)Patsy Sumie Saiki Award (short story)Stephen C. Stryker and William H. Stryker Prize For Creative

Writing

Department of GeographyNeal M. Bowers Memorial AwardAbraham Pi‘ianai‘a Graduate ScholarshipH.J. Wiens Memorial Award (graduate)

Department of Hawaiian and Indo-Pacific Languagesand LiteraturesDorothy M. Kahananui ScholarshipRed Mandarin and Lady Yi-suen Shen Tuition ScholarshipLokomaika‘iokalani Snakenberg Graduate Scholarship in

Hawaiian Language

Department of HistoryHung Family Endowed Fellowship (graduate)John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellowship (doctorate)Daniel W. Y. Kwok Award (graduate)Idus Newby Award (graduate students/junior faculty)Robert K. Sakai Award (graduate)Ishi Sakurai Scholarships (undergraduate)

Journalism ProgramGrace K. J. Abernethy Memorial ScholarshipPierre L. Bowman Memorial ScholarshipCarol Burnett Fund for Responsible JournalismJames H. Couey Jr. Memorial ScholarshipJournalism Alumni Association PrizesDr. F. R. Moulton Memorial ScholarshipPat Pitzer Memorial ScholarshipRobert L. Scott Memorial AwardScripps League Newspapers Education Fund ScholarshipsEugene Tao Scholarship

Department of Languages and Literatures of Europeand the Americas(French)Mira Baciu-Simian Memorial FellowshipAnita Hecht ScholarshipBetsy Tan Scholarship

Library and Information Science ProgramMargaret W. Ayrault ScholarshipMary Edward Professional AwardFriends of the Library (Hawai‘i) ScholarshipsHawai‘i Association of School Librarians ScholarshipLIS Student AwardRalph R. Shaw Memorial Award

Department of MathematicsKern-Clark Memorial Award FundDorothy Koehler Reed Scholarship

Department of MusicLouella Shipwright Buchenau Applied Music Scholarship

(piano)Ernest Chang Piano Student Scholarship (piano)Chinese Music ScholarshipBeau Gard Dixon Memorial Scholarship (ethnomusicology)Friends of Music at Mânoa ScholarshipReiko Fujimoto Scholarship (voice, piano)Goetz Music Scholarship (education)Greg Hagiwara Scholarship (percussion or composition)Fritz Hart Foundation Scholarship (performance or composi-

tion)The Heide Student Assistance FundHonolulu Chinatown Lions Club Piano Scholarship (piano)Honolulu Piano Teacher’s Association Scholarship (piano)Phyllis Jardine Memorial Scholarship (keyboard)Geoffrey Lloyd Memorial Scholarship (voice or musicology)Ellen Masaki Piano Studio Scholarship (piano)


Donald Matsumori Music Award (research)Mary Jane Montano Memorial Award (Hawaiian music)MTNA Membership Awards (music education)Music Department ScholarshipsMusical Moments with June Chun (piano)Aya Noda Piano Scholarship (piano)The Andrew Nyborg Fellowship in Music (graduate)Nesta Obermer Chamber Music Scholarship (string instru-

ments)Orvis Endowed ScholarshipMae Zenke Orvis Vocal Awards (voice)Pedrini ScholarshipWilliam Pfeiffer Memorial Scholarship (voice or

ethnomusicology)Presser Foundation ScholarshipHo‘oulu Richards Scholarship (hula and Hawaiian chant)Ruth Small Memorial Scholarship (performance)Student Opportunity FundUH Band Tuition Waiver ScholarshipsRichard Vine Scholarship (voice)

Department of Physics and AstronomyHelen Jones Farrar ARCS Foundation Scholarship

Department of Political ScienceHarry Friedman Memorial AwardThomas Hale Hamilton Memorial AwardPhilip E. Jacob AwardCarl Knobloch AwardRichard Kosaki AwardWerner Levi AwardNorman Meller Award

Public Administration ProgramHerman S. Doi FellowshipPacific Island Health Administration Scholarship

Department of ReligionBuddhist Studies Scholarship FundHenry Gengo and Riu Wakai Memorial Scholarship

Department of Second Language StudiesRuth Crymes ScholarshipHolmes Scholarship EndowmentCharlene Sato Memorial Fund

Department of SpeechLucille and Bren Breneman ScholarshipsOscar H. and Rosetta Ramsey Fish ScholarshipJoseph F. Smith Memorial Award

Department of Theatre and DanceDepartment of Theatre and Dance Tuition Scholarships in

Theatre

Department of Urban and Regional PlanningAmerican Planning Association—Hawai‘i Chapter Scholarship

Department of ZoologyEdmondson Fellowships and Research GrantsE. Alison Kay ScholarshipsSidney Townsley Scholarship

College of Business AdministrationBoeing Company Charitable Trust ScholarshipCartier FellowshipChevron Scholarship in MarketingDennis Ching Memorial ScholarshipN. H. Paul Chung Scholarship-PAMI International Summer

ProgramDonald Corbin PhD ScholarshipDeloitte and Touche LLP ScholarshipHoefer Family Foundation ScholarshipFlorence Hutson Driskel ScholarshipEdmund W. J. FaisonMemorial ScholarshipVance Fawcett ScholarshipFinance Factors Foundation ScholarshipFinancial Executives Institute ScholarshipFish Scholarship for ExcellenceDick Gourley ScholarshipHands of Hope Foundation ScholarshipHawai‘i Accounting Education Foundation ScholarshipThomas W. S. Hee Memorial Endowed ScholarshipRalph C. Hook ScholarshipCarol Johnson Memorial Fund Scholarship for Mid-Career

WomenKauffman Entrepreneurial Internship GrantJ. M. Long Foundation ScholarshipTheodore Lopez Memorial ScholarshipMarian Miccio Memorial ScholarshipHideo Noguchi International Scholarship at the Center for

Global Investment and FinanceElias T. Ramos Memorial ScholarshipCBA Alumni and Friends ScholarshipSociety of Human Resource Management ScholarshipManuel Sylvester ScholarshipMarge Sylvester ScholarshipKazuo and Akiyo Totoki Memorial ScholarshipJ. Watumull Merit ScholarshipJ. Edwin Whitlow Endowment

College of EducationMitsuo Adachi ScholarshipToshiko and Shiro Amioka ScholarshipJoseph and Sumie Kaneshiro Bishop ScholarshipGladys Ainoa Brandt and Bank of Hawai‘i ScholarshipFrank B. Brown ScholarshipJames and Abigail Campbell Foundation ScholarshipThe Coca-Cola Foundation ScholarshipCollege of Education Alumni ScholarshipCollege of Education Endowment ScholarshipAlice, Sumy, and Carl Daeufer Family ScholarshipPeter and Patricia A. Dunn-Rankin ScholarshipEvelyn Siu Foo Scholarship in Education


Royal T. and Aurora A. Fruehling Fellowship for GraduateStudy in Education

Verizon Mathematics and Science Teacher ScholarshipWilliam Randolph Hearst Foundation ScholarshipSibyl Nyborg Heide ScholarshipTeruo Ihara ScholarshipAndrew W. S. and Jennie L. In Scholarship for Graduate

StudiesStella Lau In Memorial ScholarshipDorothy M. Kahananui Scholarship in Music EducationAlexander Poki Kali Memorial ScholarshipColonel Willys E. Lord, DVM and Sandina L. Lord Endowed

Scholarship Fund for the College of EducationYuriko K. and Cheong Lum Endowed ScholarshipMcInerny Foundation Scholarships in Teacher EducationKenneth and Laura Onomoto Miyoshi Endowed ScholarshipYoshiaki and Asako Furuya Nakamoto Scholarship for Under-

graduate StudyTakasuke and Tome Nomura Family ScholarshipDr. Margaret Y. Oda ScholarshipFrances M. J. and Alexander L. Pickens ScholarshipHazel Van Allen ScholarshipPearl N. and Paul T. Yamashita Scholarship in Special Educa-

tionThe Autistic Center of Hawaii Scholarship in Special Educa-

tionThe Edith Ling Louis & James Lun Louis Endowed Scholar-

ship

College of EngineeringThe AES Kalaeloa Venture, LLC ScholarshipEverett E. Black ScholarshipBoeing Company ScholarshipFred and Annie Chan ScholarshipChevron ScholarshipChi Epsilon Alumni Association ScholarshipEngineering Alumni Association ScholarshipThe John S. Farmer (CCPI) ScholarshipGeorge W. T. Loo ScholarshipHands of Hope Foundation ScholarshipHawaiian Cement Intern ScholarshipHawaiian Dredging Construction Company ScholarshipHarold J. Heide Scholarship in Mechanical EngineeringSam and Yukino Hirota ScholarshipThe Ho and Okita ScholarshipWilfred J. Holmes Memorial ScholarshipRalph B. Hubbard, Jr., ScholarshipEric N. Jacobsen Memorial ScholarshipKiewit Pacific Company ScholarshipRegent Donald Chang Won Kim ScholarshipThe Felix B. Limtiaco Engineering ScholarshipPatrick L. MacDonald Memorial ScholarshipLarry K. Matsuo ScholarshipNagamine Okawa Engineers ScholarshipOceanic Cable Endowed ScholarshipSSFM International, Inc. Scholarship

St. George Fund ScholarshipRichard M. Towill ScholarshipRoswell M. and Jeanie Towill Civil Engineering ScholarshipJ. Watumull Merit Scholarship

School of Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific StudiesAh Kin (Buck) Yee Graduate Fellowship in Chinese StudiesCenter for Japanese Studies Graduate FellowshipCenter for Japanese Studies Sen Graduate FellowshipEu Tong Sen Memorial FellowshipGladys Brandt ScholarshipHanayo Sasaki Graduate Merit ScholarshipJames Shigeta ScholarshipJapan Travel Bureau ScholarshipJohn Dominis Holt ScholarshipJohn Fee Embree ScholarshipMary Kawena Pukui ScholarshipMililani Trask and Haunani-Kay Trask ScholarshipMinae and Miki Kajiyama Graduate Merit ScholarshipPacific Islanders in Communications ScholarshipWilliam P. Lebra Memorial Scholarship

School of LawSpirit of Alison K. Adams AwardClinton R. Ashford & Marguerita K. Ashford Memorial

ScholarshipBruce C. Bigelow ScholarshipCades Schutte Fleming and Wright ScholarshipWallace S. Fujiyama Memorial ScholarshipHyman M. and Betty D. Greenstein Memorial FellowshipGeorge M. and Evelyn W. Johnson ScholarshipHiroaki, Elaine and Lawrence H. Kono Foundation Scholar-

shipJames E. T. Koshiba Law Review ScholarshipJames E. T. Koshiba Public Service ScholarshipLaw Alumni/Friends Golf Tournament Scholarship AwardsFrancell Marbeth Mokihana Marquardt Scholarship for Pacific

Island StudentsMcCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon ScholarshipCarl K. Mirikitani, Jr. ScholarshipsClifford K., Richard S. & Percy K. Mirikitani Memorial

ScholarshipEdward H. Nakamura Memorial ScholarshipPacific/Asian Law Student FundMichael P. Porter Dean’s Scholastic AwardsSogi Foundation Summer Internship Scholarship FundJ. M. Weightman Memorial Scholarship

School of MedicineARCS Foundation ScholarshipE. E. Black ScholarshipRosalind S. Chun Memorial ScholarshipRalph and Jane Hale ScholarshipHawai‘i Medical Alliance Association Community Service

AwardDr. Shigeru Richard and Mrs. May Horio Memorial Scholar-

ship


Samuro and Florence Ichinose ScholarshipStella Lau In Memorial ScholarshipNadine Alexander Kahanamoku Scholarship ProgramJ. M. Long Foundation ScholarshipMedical School General ScholarshipMedical School Travel ScholarshipWanda Jane Pavela ScholarshipYazawa Family Endowed Award

School of Social WorkBetty Lyle Anderson ScholarshipSentaro and Laurel Tomiko Takasaki Kaneda Endowed

ScholarshipGaile M. Kurren ScholarshipGeorge K. Okazaki Memorial Scholarship and Grant FundDaniel S. Sanders Doctoral AwardRichard S. and T. Rose Takasaki Endowed Scholarship

School of Nursing and Dental HygieneBickerton Scholarship in Dental HygieneRosie Chang, PhD Scholarship in NursingGraceann Ehlke Memorial ScholarshipHawai‘i Family Dental Centers Scholarship for Dental HygieneKuakini Foundation Nursing ScholarshipMilton Lau Memorial ScholarshipFrances Matsuda Fellowship in NursingSigne Widen Nyborg Scholarship in NursingSigma Theta Tau Scholarship

School of Ocean and Earth Science and TechnologyAgatin Abbott AwardARCS Foundation Scholarship (graduate)William T. Coulbourn Fellowship in Marine GeologyBernice C. Loui Scholarships and FellowshipsNOAA-Sea Grant ScholarshipsSenior Thesis Research AwardChevron ScholarshipNoel and Diane Henderson Scholarships in Science and

EngineeringSarp Kayan ScholarhsipFernando Gabriel Leonida Memorial ScholarshipHarold T. Stearns FellowshipJ. Watumull Merit Scholarship (graduate)

School of Travel Industry ManagementEdward and Orpah Barnet ScholarshipRobert H. Burns ScholarshipCarole Kai Charities Great Aloha Run ScholarshipKenneth F. C. and Eileen K. Char ScholarshipCSX Lines ScholarshipJohn Stewart Foote ScholarshipHawai‘i Travel Academy ScholarshipHilton International HotelsHotel and Travel Index Graduate ScholarshipJapan Travel Bureau International Hawai‘i ScholarshipJeffery Kalima Loo Marriott ScholarshipHichiro and Lily Kobayashi Travel Industry Scholarship

Marc Resorts Hawai‘i Ohana ScholarshipRobert F. Mason Memorial ScholarshipWilliam J. Mullahey/Pacific Asia Travel Association ScholarshipNational Association of Catering Executives ScholarshipPacifico Creative Services ScholarshipAnnette Parker Scholarship in Travel Industry ManagementMartin Pray-IHRG Industry School ScholarshipPRC Professional Training FellowshipSheraton Foundation ScholarshipSKAL Club of Hawai‘i ScholarshipSMG/Hawai‘i Convention Center ScholarshipTIM Alumni Hong Kong Chapter Professional Development

ScholarshipTIM Student Educational Opportunity ScholarshipTravel Weekly Educational Opportunity FundTravel Women Hawai‘i Scholarship

College of Tropical Agriculture and HumanResourcesAgricultural and Resource Economics-PRC FundARCS Foundation ScholarshipsHarold and Eleanor Matsumoto Au Scholarship ProgramMiles E. Carey Memorial ScholarshipCTAHR Alumni Association AwardCTAHR New Student ScholarshipEdward M. Ehrhorn Entomology ScholarshipKatherine Gruelle ScholarshipAndrew G. and Merle Hashimoto ScholarshipHawai‘i Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Scholar-

shipsHawai‘i Association of Nurserymen ScholarshipHawai‘i Florists and Shippers Association ScholarshipCharles Hing ScholarshipsRalph Iwamoto ScholarshipHiroki Kaku Memorial ScholarshipHaruyuki Kamemoto ScholarshipKaua‘i County Farm Bureau ScholarshipsNoel P. Kefford ScholarshipDerek Kurisu ScholarshipMaui Master Gardener’s AssociationCarey D. Miller ScholarshipWallace C. Mitchell Endowed ScholarshipMulticultural Scholars Program ScholarshipNational Federation of Garden Clubs ScholarshipPatricia Sachi Ogawa Memorial ScholarshipPacific Egg and Poultry Association ScholarshipPhi Upsilon Omicron ScholarshipCharles H. Reid, DVM Memorial ScholarshipH. Dale Sato Urban Garden Center ScholarshipRichard Shimabukuro Memorial ScholarshipMinoru Tamashiro Endowed ScholarshipDennis Y. and Brenda R. Teranishi ScholarshipCarolyn and Goro Uehara Scholarship for Women in Agricul-

tureJ. Watumull Merit ScholarshipGeorge M. Yamane Scholarship


Intercollegiate Athletics‘Ahahui Koa Ânuenue ScholarshipAthletic General Scholarships

International Student ServicesAsian Pacific Tuition Differential ExemptionJune C. Naughton International Student Services Scholarship

KOKUA ProgramWalter Serikawa Scholarship

National Student ExchangeEdwin T. and Leilani Kam Scholarship

Operation Kua‘anaOperation Kua‘ana Scholarship

Office of Multicultural Student ServicesOffice of Multicultural Student Services Scholarship

ROTC Programs

Aerospace StudiesArmed Forces Communication and Electronics Association

ROTC Scholarship AwardWah Kau Kong Memorial Award Scholarship

Military ScienceArmed Forces Communications and Electronics ROTC

ScholarshipsBartow Memorial Endowment(Army ROTC)Basic Camp Two Year Scholarship FundFour, Three, and Two Year General Army ScholarshipsGreen to Gold Two Year Scholarship FundTaiwani Award Scholarship FundThree and Two Year Army Nursing ScholarshipsReserve Forces Duty Scholarship Fund

Office of Student Equity, Excellence, and DiversityWeb: www.hawaii.edu/diversityHoratio Alger National ScholarsJohn F. and Lani Bucca Memorial ScholarshipW. Chang ScholarshipWalter A. and Diane N. Dods Endowed ScholarshipsDai Ho Chun Scholarship for Students in the College of

EducationDai Ho Chun Scholarship for International StudentsHoaliku L. Drake ScholarshipKane Fernandez ScholarshipWallace S. Fujiyama Memorial ScholarshipFun Factory ScholarshipsMr. and Mrs. Abraham M. S. Goo Endowment for the

Sciences

John Vernon Harry and Shizuko Nakagawa Harry EndowedScholarships

Hawai‘i Educational Foundation ScholarshipsHawai‘i Florists and Shippers Association ScholarshipsChun Ku and Soo Yong Huang Graduate ScholarshipColonel Harold E. Jensen and Mrs. Lill Jensen Scholarship

EndowmentKaiser Permanente Scholarship for Students in Health CareProfessor Anna M. Keppel ScholarshipSukeichi and Hideko Koide Family Endowed ScholarshipsL and L Drive Inn ScholarshipsL and L Drive Inn–Chinese Chamber of Commerce Scholar-

shipL and L Drive Inn–Kalani High School Band ScholarshipL and L Drive Inn–O‘ahu Filipino Community Council

ScholarshipsL and L Drive Inn–United Filipino Council of Hawai‘i

ScholarshipsL and L Drive Inn–Waipahu High School ScholarshipJustice Thurgood Marshall ScholarshipAnn Koga Mortimer Memorial ScholarshipNational Science Foundation Scholarships for Computer

Science, Engineering and MathematicsLaura A. Parsons ScholarshipLinda E. Putnam Memorial ScholarshipRegents and Presidential ScholarsLeon J. Rhodes ScholarshipEizo and Toyo Sakumoto ScholarshipsSenior Citizen Visitor Program ScholarshipAlbert J. Simone Scholarship EndowmentColonel Geraldine Y. K. Tom ScholarshipMildred Towle Scholarships for International StudentsMorris K. Udall ScholarshipsUniversity of Hawai‘i Alumni Association/Las Vegas South

Nevada Chapter ScholarshipUniversity of Hawai‘i ScholarshipsVarsity Victory Volunteers ScholarshipsWatamull Scholarships

Study Abroad CenterAnita Hecht Scholarship (French only)Association of International Education–JapanBetsy Tan Scholarship (French only)College of Arts & Sciences Alumni Association Study Abroad

GrantDenmark’s International ScholarshipMildred Towle Scholarship for Study AbroadInstitute of International Studies - Seville ScholarshipThames Valley University ScholarshipMargaret Todd ScholarshipMira Baciu-Simian Scholarship (French Only)

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