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ANTH 175/ANTH 175L Polynesian Surf Culture
About the Instructor Ian ‘Akahi Masterson, is a surfer and educator hailing from Ko‘olaupoko on O‘ahu. His practice is to engage students in their environment, stressing observation of natural phenomena and awareness of their cultural importance then and now, thus…
BOT 160: Campus Plants
About the Instructor Nōweo Kai is from Kaimuki. Both of her parents are from O‘ahu, and grandparents from O‘ahu and Hawai‘i Island. She loves Hawai‘i's natural and cultural history, has worked in education and Hawaiian plant conservation, and aims to…
ASAN 320Z: Media, Advertising, and Desire in East Asia
About the Instructor Patrick Patterson received his PhD in History from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa in 2014. His book Music and Words: Producing Popular Songs in Modern Japan concerns the development of the popular music industry in pre-war…
PHIL 311: Philosophy and Aesthetics of Film
About the Instructor Dr. Joseph Tanke is one of the world's leading experts in the field of aesthetics/philosophy of art. He has published widely on this topic, and previously taught philosophy at California College of the Arts in San Francisco.…
UH KIDS FIRST! Film Festival
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of KIDS FIRST! Presented by UH Mānoa Outreach College, the 2022 virtual UH KIDS FIRST! Film Festival – now in its 14th year in Hawaiʻi – offers screenings of creative and insightful animated and live-action shorts, features,…
ENG 381: Popular Literature
About the Instructor Ruth Y. Hsu, PhD, is associate professor of English; her published writing have been on Asian American graphic novels, on the television series Orange is the New Black, and on literature in terms of race, ethnicity, gender,…
JOUR 325: Magazine Writing
About the Instructor Steve Petranik has been an editor and reporter for more than four decades, and now is the editor of Hawaii Business Magazine. Before joining the magazine in 2009, he spent 18 years as an editor at the…
JOUR 307: Photojournalism
About the Instructor Frederic Larson, Pulitzer Prize Finalist, was a photojournalist at the San Francisco Chronicle for 30 years, where he covered all types of assignments - from fires to football, earthquakes to celebrities. It is his intimate photos of…
ES 381: Social Movements in Hawai‘i
About the Instructor Dr. Ellen-Rae Cachola teaches at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Ethnic Studies and is the Evening Supervisor and Archives Manager at the William S. Richardson School of Law Library. Trained in Political Science; Cultural…
ES 338: American Indian Experience
About the Instructor Along with his "bread and butter" course, American Indian Experience, Dr. Anthony Castanha has taught a wide variety of courses in Ethnic Studies and Political Science at UH Mānoa since 2000. He has been an Indigenous rights…
ES 101: Introduction to Ethnic Studies
About the Instructor Dr. Ruben Enrique Campos is a Chicano, from Southern California. He has lived in Hawaiʻi since 2009 when he moved here to complete his MA and PhD work in Anthropology. Over the past decade, he has dedicated…
ERTH 111: Introduction to Volcanoes
About the Instructor Dr. Terry Naumann began developing and teaching online geology courses for the University of Hawai‘i in 2017 after he retired from the University of Alaska Anchorage. His research focused on volcanoes, but his primary focus has always…
ERTH 101: Dynamic Earth
About the Instructor Dr. Terry Naumann began developing and teaching online geology courses for the University of Hawai‘i in 2017 after he retired from the University of Alaska Anchorage. His research focused on volcanoes, but his primary focus has always…
COMG 452: Social Identity and Intergroup Communication
About the Instructor Jessica Gasiorek is an associate professor in the Department of Communicology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. She studies and teaches about understanding, intergroup communication, and communication and aging. She has taught COMG 452 since 2016.…
COMG 301: Introduction to Communicological Theories
About the Instructor Jessica Gasiorek is an associate professor in the Department of Communicology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. She studies and teaches about understanding, intergroup communication, and communication and aging. She has taught COMG 301 since 2013,…