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Various Positions:

 

Information Technology (IT Specialist) 0077822 – Closing Date: 9/24/2014

 

Information Technology (IT Specialist, Senior) – 0077168 – Closing Date: 9/24/2014

 

Assistant Professor (History) – 0082230 Continuous Recruitment

 

Assistant Professor (History) – 0076316 Continuous Recruitment

 

Academic Support (Educational Sp) 0077023 – Closing Date: 9/17/2014

 

Assistant Professor (Accounting) – 0076271 Continuous Recruitment

 

Information Technology (IT Specialist) 0080673 – Closing Date: 9/18/2014

 

Information Technology (IT Specialist) 0077508 – Closing Date: 9/18/2014

 

Instructional and Student Support (Student Services Sp) – 0077214 Closing Date: 9/16/2014

 

Information Technology (IT Specialist) 0078858 – Closing Date: 9/12/2014

 

Librarian II (Public Services) – 0076343 Continuous Recruitment

 

Librarian II (Hawaiian-Pacific Studies) 0076342 – Continuous Recruitment

 

Junior or Assistant Specialist (Coordinator of Tutoring Services) – 0076338 – Continuous Recruitment

 

Junior or Assistant Specialist (Coordinator of Testing Services) – 0076336 – Continuous Recruitment

 

Assistant or Associate Specialist (Campus Title IX Coordinator) – 0076344 – Continuous Recruitment

 

Visit: http://workatuh.hawaii.edu/ for more information.

 

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Oceanic Cable Channel 54
Week of August 10 – August 16, 2014

TUESDAY, August 12, 2014:

9:00 a.m. | Honorary Certificates & Regular Council cc – Re-telecast of 7.9.14

WEDNESDAY, August 13, 2014:

9:00 a.m. | Honorary Certificates & Regular Council cc – LIVE from University of Hawaii – West Oahu
7:00 p.m. | NONE

THURSDAY, August 14, 2014:

9:00 a.m. | Honorary Certificates & Regular Council cc – Re-telecast of 8.13.14

cc = Close Captioned

All times are approximate and subject to change. For further information regarding these telecasts please contact Glenn Booth, Council Telecasting Director, at 753-3342.

UH-West Oahu dorm space for Tokai still under study

Noelle Fujii
Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Question: Whatever happened to the student dormitories that the University of Hawaii-West Oahu agreed to provide for Hawaii Tokai International College’s adjacent campus in the Kapolei area?

Answer: The UH-West Oahu campus put out a call for offers in March for private financing, development, construction and operation of student housing that can accommodate students from both campuses…

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Honolulu Star-Advertiser
7 August 2014

UHWO Team Earns Aquaponics Prizes

Paige Takeya
MidWeek

It’s one thing to grow vegetables in a backyard garden. It’s another entirely to transform that action into a community-wide industry. But that’s exactly what UH-West Oahu-affiliated Ho’oulu Pacific aims to do with its Waimanalo Aquaponics project, which won top honors and $12,000 at Chaminade University’s Hogan Entrepreneurs/American Savings Bank Non-Profit Business Plan Competition in April.

“It meant a lot to us to be recognized locally and to be chosen as the best out of a great slate of nonprofit teams that were there, with very innovative projects,” said co-founder and UHWO student David Walfish. The team also won $25,000 as a finalist in the national Agricultural Innovation Prize at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in April.

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MidWeek
16 July 2014

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Institutional Support (Admin & Fiscal Support Sp) – 0080647 – Closing Date: 7/23/2014

Institutional Support (Admin & Fiscal Support Sp) – 0079094T – Closing Date: 7/28/2014

Assistant Professor (English) – 0088832 – Continuous Recruitment

Visit: http://workatuh.hawaii.edu/ for more information.

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Another destructive beetle found in west Oahu

Hawaii News Now

HONOLULU (AP) – Another destructive beetle has been found in west Oahu.

The state Department of Agriculture says a coconut rhinoceros beetle was found Monday at Campbell Industrial Park, the furthest west on the island the pest has been detected.

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Hawaii News Now
11 July 2014

Hawaii Tokai International College plans to open new West Oahu campus in 2015

Duane Shimogawa
Pacific Business News

The Hawaii Tokai International College expects to finish building its new campus next to the University of Hawaii West Oahu in the first quarter of next year, the executive director of the college told PBN.

Construction began in July 2013 on the new campus, which includes a 90,000-square-foot educational facility and a two-story student housing building, said Zack Oida, head of the Hawaii Tokai International College…

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Pacific Business News
26 June 2014

DOE, UHWO Initiate Career Path

MidWeek Staff
MidWeek

Through the Hawaii Advanced Placement Programs of Study agreement created between University of Hawaii-West Oahu and the state Department of Education, high school students planning to attend UHWO now can get a head start on college credits by completing certain high school coursework.

Through the partnership, students at high schools that participate in DOE Career and Technical Education programs can earn credit through Business Career Pathway courses, an advanced high school business curriculum.

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MidWeek
11 June 2014

CONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION

WEST OAHU FARRINGTON HIGHWAY GUIDEWAY

ROAD CLOSED JUNE 9 – JULY 3, 2014 (7 P.M. TO 5 A.M.)

Farrington Highway between Old Fort Weaver Road and Kualakai Parkway.

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

Location
Farrington Highway between Old Fort Weaver Road and Kualakai Parkway.

Start Date
June 9, 2014

Estimated Duration
Approximately one month

Construction Activity
Utility relocation

Shift (day/evening)
Crews will work evening shift 7 p.m. – 5 a.m.

Traffic Plans

  • Eastbound drivers will be detoured to the H1 Freeway and return to Farrington Highway via Exit 5 to Waipahu
  • Westbound drivers will be detoured to Kunia Road northbound, to the H1 Freeway westbound and return to Farrington Highway via Exit 3 to Kapolei.
  • Please allow for additional travel time through the area
  • Please follow signage for detours. Safety, traffic signage and message boards will be placed along the highway advising of upcoming work zones and closures

Noise Notification

During unloading of materials, excavation and drilling, expect increased noise levels from the use of construction equipment.

Safety Tips

Shoulder and median work signage/cones along the side of the road will mark the work area. Motorists are advised to drive with caution and provide a safe distance between themselves, the construction workers and vehicles.

  • Don’t speed in a work zone
  • Be patient and alert when making U‐turns or left‐turns
  • When traveling by a work zone be alert for changes to lanes and follow signs for detours

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Project Website:
www.HonoluluTransit.org

Project Hotline:
(808) 566‐2299

Traffic Updates:
For weekly lane closure updates via email, please text the word “TRAFFIC UPDATE” to 22828

This notice is based on information available at the time of distribution and is subject to change due to construction schedule changes. For more information please contact:

Michelle Cabalse at (808) 679‐0600 or michelle.cabalse@kiewit.com

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Department of Transportation

News Release

For Immediate Release: May 27, 2014
14-0171

TRAFFIC REMINDER: NIGHTTIME H-1 FREEWAY WESTBOUND LANE CLOSURES, PEARL CITY TO WAIPAHU THIS WEEK

HONOLULU – The state Department of Transportation reminds Oahu motorists that three right lanes will be closed on the H-1 Freeway in the westbound direction between the Pearl City/Waimalu Off-Ramp (Exit 10) and the Waipahu Off-Ramp (Exit 8B) on Tuesday night, May 27, through Friday morning, May 30, from 7:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m., nightly. A fourth lane will be closed at 10:30 p.m. and all lanes will reopen at 4:30 a.m., nightly.

Work crews will be utilizing a heavy construction crane to lift three support girders into position, necessary for the viaduct deck widening. Similar work is expected in mid-June.

The Honolulu Rail Transit project will also be closing two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane along Kamehameha Highway between Kuleana Road and Kuala Street on Tuesday night, May 27, through Friday morning, May 30, from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m., nightly, for utility relocation and excavation work.

Westbound motorists can use Moanalua Road as an alternate route and are advised to adjust their commute times, expect delays and travel safely through work zones #WZAM

For more information on the H-1 lane closures, please visit the project website at www.pmcontraflow.com or call the project hotline at (808) 945-1144. For more information on the Kamehameha Highway lane closures, please visit www.honolulutransit.org or call the project hotline at (808) 566-2299.

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