The document provides information about upcoming events and opportunities for students. It announces tours of Hawaii Pacific University and Kapiolani Community College's STEM EXPO. It also shares that Chaminade University is waiving application fees during the week of November 15th. Seniors are advised to check the scholarship listing and see Mr. Fong for more information. The University of Hawaii will host a physics and astronomy open house on November 21st. Club Med volunteers are needed for handicapped bowling on November 21st and should sign up by November 19th.
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3. HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY:
A tour of the school is scheduled for
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. This is open to
seniors and juniors but limited to only 14
students, so this is on a first come first
served basis.
Transportation will be provided. Go to Family
Connection to sign-up.
4. KAPIOLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGE:
STEM Program will be hosting the 6th Annual
STEM EXPO Opportunity Event on Thursday,
Nov. 19th, 10am– 2pm at Koki`o Building Mall.
This event will promote career, degree,
service and internship opportunities to
students interested in STEM careers and
related fields. See Mr. Fong for more.
5. CHAMINADE:
During the week of Nov. 15th, the university
will be holding their annual application fee
waiver week.
Students will be able to submit their
applications at no cost, using the code
WAIVERWEEK when prompted for payment of
the fee. Applications must be received
before Nov. 21st, 11:59pm.
6. SENIORS:
Please check on the scholarship listing on
Family Connections. New scholarship awards
were added. All applications are available in
Mr. Fong’s Office.
See Mr. Fong for more information and/or
help.
7. PHYSICS:
The University of Hawaii will be having its annual
Physics and Astronomy Open House on
Saturday, Nov. 21st, 8:30am–12.
This is an opportunity to do some hands-on
physics and see what research is presently being
done in the field of Physics.
8. PHYSICS (CON’T):
If you are currently taking Physics or have
previously taken it and would like to attend,
please see Mr. Lyons in Rm. M211 by
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. Sign up and get a photo
release form.
Mr. Lyons will be taking up to 20 students.
9. GOOD TREAT FOR GOOD CAUSE:
The ever popular Taste Tea Truck will be at
Sacred Hearts Academy on Thursday, Nov. 19th,
and Monday, Nov. 23rd, from 1 to 5pm.
Purchase delicious bubble tea drinks, where 20%
of every sale will be donated to the Friends of
Windward Wounded Warriors.
10. CLUB MED VOLUNTEERS:
Volunteers are needed for Handicapped Bowling
on Saturday, Nov. 21st, 10:30am-12:30pm, at Ft.
Shafter Bowl. All paperwork is needed for the
vehicle being driven on base.
Club members must volunteer at least once this
year. Other students are also welcome for those
wanting community service hours.
11. CLUB MED VOLUNTEERS (CONT):
Please let Mrs. Sutter in Rm. A326 or Ms. Flynn
in Rm. A105, know if you can help out by
Thursday, Nov. 19th.
12. “Real generosity is doing something nice
for someone who will never find out.”
