Event Sponsor
ASUH-KCC Student Activities Committee, Kaua'i Campus
Posted by:
Nelson Batallion
Jan 21, 2011
Students, Need a Coffee Break?
Meet your fellow students and take a break for refreshments in the newly rejuvenated Student Lounge. Every Monday and Wednesday from 12:00pm to 1:30pm.
Event Sponsor
ASUH-KCC Student Activities Committee, Kaua'i Campus
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Event Sponsor
ASUH-KCC Student Activities Committee, Kaua'i Campus
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Jan 19, 2011
Annual "Grand Buffet"
Showcasing the talents of the students in
CULN 240 Garde Manger and
CULN 150 Fundamentals of Baking.
The Buffet
Hot and Cold Appetizers * Seafood * Cheeses
House-made Sausage * Beef Wellington
House-made Sausage * Beef Wellington
Assorted Breads and Desserts
When
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
4:30-6:30 pm
4:30-6:30 pm
Where
Fine Dining Room and Cafeteria
KCC Campus Center
Tickets
$25 per person
Contact
email Duane Miyasato at duanemiy@hawaii.edu or
call 245-8365 for reservations or
see Ms. Mel Bacio at the campus cafeteria to purchase tickets.
The event historically sells out quickly, so it would be prudent to act soon.
Posted by:
Chef Martina C. Hilldorfer
Jan 18, 2011
Chancellor's Corner
Congratulations to all staff and faculty of Kauai Community College on an excellent start to the semester. The parking lots were full, students and faculty were excited about their classes, and the Natural Sciences Building was ready to go! This term we have several new employees, so be sure to take an extra minute to say hello and help them get settled in our ‘ohana. Despite all the good news, our enrollment is not as strong as we would like it. As of this morning, January 18, our enrollment is down just over 1% from last spring. Please do all you can to accommodate our students and help them feel welcome.
This week the UH System had our hearing with the SenateWays and Means Committee. President Greenwood made the presentation, and all the Chancellors and Vice Presidents were there to answer questions. The presentation went well but, of course, it is too early to know how UH will fare this year in the legislature. Next week, on January 21, we will be presenting the UH testimony to the House Finance Committee.
This past weekend, KCC hosted two important events on campus. First, I invited about 40 stakeholders in agriculture on Kauai to a 1½ day planning session facilitated by Donna Ching from the College of Tropical Agriculture at Manoa. It was an exciting and intense two days, designed to help KCC understand the vision the community has for our role to support the agricultural sector. Those of us from KCC who attended heard loudly and clearly that the community wants us to step up and provide additional resources to support agriculture, including certificates, degrees and demonstration projects. Once we have had a chance to look over the notes from the meeting, we’ll be moving forward. If you’d like to be involved in this effort and have not been contacted, please let me know.
The second event on campus was the Science Olympiad competition for middle and high school students. Students participating have the opportunity to go on to the statewide competition at Leeward Community College in March. The event was cosponsored by the American Association of UniversityWomen, KCC and the Science Olympiad program, now in its 27th year. Events such as these not only help these students develop STEM skills, but also introduce them to KCC.
Office of the Chancellor: http://info.kauai.hawaii.edu/admin/chanc/index.htm
This week the UH System had our hearing with the SenateWays and Means Committee. President Greenwood made the presentation, and all the Chancellors and Vice Presidents were there to answer questions. The presentation went well but, of course, it is too early to know how UH will fare this year in the legislature. Next week, on January 21, we will be presenting the UH testimony to the House Finance Committee.
This past weekend, KCC hosted two important events on campus. First, I invited about 40 stakeholders in agriculture on Kauai to a 1½ day planning session facilitated by Donna Ching from the College of Tropical Agriculture at Manoa. It was an exciting and intense two days, designed to help KCC understand the vision the community has for our role to support the agricultural sector. Those of us from KCC who attended heard loudly and clearly that the community wants us to step up and provide additional resources to support agriculture, including certificates, degrees and demonstration projects. Once we have had a chance to look over the notes from the meeting, we’ll be moving forward. If you’d like to be involved in this effort and have not been contacted, please let me know.
The second event on campus was the Science Olympiad competition for middle and high school students. Students participating have the opportunity to go on to the statewide competition at Leeward Community College in March. The event was cosponsored by the American Association of UniversityWomen, KCC and the Science Olympiad program, now in its 27th year. Events such as these not only help these students develop STEM skills, but also introduce them to KCC.
Office of the Chancellor: http://info.kauai.hawaii.edu/admin/chanc/index.htm
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