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Kohala Center Invitation
& Event:
Aloha Cornellians in Hawai‘i:
You are
cordially invited to attend an informal alumni gathering on the
beach at ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay. This is the inaugural semester
for the Cornell Earth and Environmental Sciences Program in Waimea.
Come meet Cornell faculty, the students at EES, and colleagues from
The Kohala Center, Matt Hamabata ARTS '75, Executive Director.
For
background information about the Cornell EES Program and The Kohala
Center, please visit:
http://www.kohalacenter.org
Location:
Waikoloa Canoe Club at ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2004
Time: 5:30-7:00 PM
Complimentary
canoe rides were provided by members of the Waikoloa Canoe
Club! Potluck pupu were also shared (wrapped till they were ready
to eat).
Mahalo!
Below
are some photos of the event!

Event
Information:
Sue Loewenhardt 808-887-6411 or SRL@kohalacenter.org
Cornell's involvement
with the Center is as follows:
"By involving
K-12 students in its island-wide research projects, Cornell University,
will provide them with important connections to senior scientists
and will also connect these students with one another. Cornell
envisions a collaborative sharing of results and building of databases
which will culminate in the presentation of K-12 scientific congresses.
Mentoring programs will also allow Cornell's student scientists
to work with younger students on island-inspired research projects.
In addition to pursuing
its research interests, Cornell will partner with The Kohala Center
to develop an environmental sciences program for its undergraduates.
The semester-long educational program will place undergraduates
and their supervisors in island-managed research projects, giving
the students first-hand information about real field situations
and about the societal, cultural, and spiritual contexts of scientific
work."
For more information
on the Center please contact:
Matthew M. Hamabata
AM, PhD, Harvard University
AB, Cornell University
Executive Director, The Kohala Center
mhamabata@kohalacenter.org
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