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COE Faculty Member is Elected to Serve as Legislative Chair for Behavior Analysis Organization
Assistant Professor Marija Čolić, in the College of Education (COE) Department of Special Education (SPED),…
College of Education Alumni are Presidential Award Winners
Whitney Aragaki and Gregory Kent received a 2025 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and…
COE Students Get Active with Children Diagnosed with Cancer
On January 25, 2025, Department of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science (KRS) students volunteered with the…
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H-PEP Accepting Applications for Well-Being Cohort 12
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P.L.A.Y. for All Spring Session
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Join us on Friday, February 7, for the CERI Conversations, a COE Research Sharing Event!
Featured presentations by:
Hanahau‘oli School & University Laboratory School!
Friday, February 7, 2025
3:00-4:30 pm
RSVP today!
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WHERE IN HAWAII IS OUR RECRUITMENT SPECIALIST?
It looks like she's with a group that would fit in great at the COE... 👀
Our College of Ed Recruitment Specialist, Janet Kim, works tirelessly to ensure that everyone is provided the opportunity to learn about what the COE has to offer, and is a strong advocate for more access for all across the state.
Anyway, where is she?! Have you met Janet on one of her recruitment adventures?! Let us know in the comments below!
In the "Where in Hawaii is..." series we take a look at the different places our faculty, staff, and students venture to- whether its a place-based activity of their program of their favorite place to unwind! Many of our programs are offered statewide, meaning we are incredibly privileged to have the opportunity to get diverse perspectives of all the islands of Hawai‘i! 🌺
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We're back with another #TeacherHeroTuesday 🍎📚 and more #TeacherHeroShoutouts that are looking for their homes! As always, if you recognize any names, give them a tag below so they can see the lasting impact they've left on their student!
Do you have a teacher who has made such a positive, deep impact in your life? Tell us more about it in the comments and tag them so they know! 🌟
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✔️Are you at a Hawai‘i public or charter school?
✔️Have you completed a significant beautification project on your campus?
Apply for the Cooke Foundation's Beautification Award!
The Cooke Foundation believes children deserve to be surrounded by beauty, and that a beautiful environment at school is conducive to learning and encourages respect for one’s school, oneself, and others. A Hawaii public or charter school may apply for a Beautification Award in recognition of work done to enhance its campus’ appearance.
Three grants of $5,000 each will be awarded, likely to an elementary, middle and high school.
Applications are due Monday, February 3, by 4:00 pm! Visit the Cooke Foundation website for more information! bit.ly/4h5ruiV
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Assistant Professor Marija Čolić, in the College of Education (COE) Department of Special Education (SPED), was elected to serve as a legislative chair for the Hawaiʻi Association of Behavior Analysis (HABA). Elected by HABA members, she began her three-year term this month.
“During my term, I aim to advocate for policies that support keiki with disabilities and their families,” Čolić said. “I hope to contribute to the growth and sustainability of behavior analysis services in our community by fostering collaboration between practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders. My ultimate goal is to ensure that legislative efforts translate into improved access and quality of care for those who need it most.”
Read more about Dr. Čolić's work! bit.ly/4joQaok
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THE HAWAI‘I SOCIAL JUSTICE EDUCATOR AWARD 2025-2026 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Apply today for a $2,500 Hawai‘i Social Justice (HSJ) Educator Award to support your 2025-2026 school year projects. The application deadline has been extended to February 15, 2025.
To learn more about this unique award which aims to acknowledge, illuminate, sustain and grow local educators who are planning and doing exemplary social justice work in the State of Hawai‘i, visit bit.ly/42nKdBQ, where you'll find detailed eligibility requirements, selection criteria, and a link to apply.
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