Most Recent Workshops
* = Video Presentation Recording Available
Create & Communicate! 9-23-22
Paint by Numbers – Create & Communicate!
Date: September 23, 2022
Facilitated by: Mike Takemoto
Understanding & Responding to Substance Abuse 9-23-22*
Understanding & Responding to Substance Abuse in Our Community
Date: September 23, 2022
Presenter: Dr. Charlie Schlather, Ph.D., LCSW, CSAC, Human Services Program Instructor
Objectives:
- Identify the difference between substance use and abuse
- Discuss the warning signs and risk factors associated with addiction
- Explore strategies for responding to an individual who is struggling with an addiction
- Identify local substance abuse treatment resources
RESOURCES
Understanding Substance Abuse in Our Community, Dr. Charlie Schlather 9-23-22 Slides
Tenure/Promotion Orientation Meeting 9-16-22
Tenure/Promotion Orientation Meeting
Date: September 16, 2022
Presenters: Dean Kahele Dukelow, Dean Laura Nagle, CC Director of Human Resources Sandra Uyeno, and UHPA Associate Executive Director Jim Kardash
Applications are submitted through the UH Tenure, Promotion & Contract Renewal Website and are due by October 7, 2022, 4:30 p.m.
RESOURCES
Faculty Classification Plan 2022-23 (rev09082022)
New Faculty 101 – Deans & Contract Renewal Doc 9-15-22
New Faculty 101 – Meet Your Deans & Contract Renewal Document Overview
Date: September 15, 2022
Presenters: Dean Kahele Dukelow, Dean Laura Nagle, Laureen Kodani, Lorelle Peros, Joyce Yamada
RESOURCES
Contract Renewal Guideline only for Probationary New faculty, 9-15-22
Kaʻao Orientation Institute 9-9-22*
Kaʻao Orientation Institute
Date: September 9, 2022
Facilitator: Dr. Taupōuri Tangarō
Institute Outcomes:
- Introduce Kaʻao to all new to Kaʻao
- For you who are already familiar with Kaʻao, assess where you are and how best we can support your kaʻao project forward
- Introduce our Kaʻao coach team to better support you and Kaʻao at UHMC
RESOURCES
Most Recent Recordings
Kīpaepae Foundations – ʻŌlelo Noʻeau (Proverbs) 1-25-22*
Kīpaepae Foundations – Topic 3: Lawena (Behaviors) – ʻŌlelo Noʻeau (Proverbs)
Date: January 25, 2022
Presenters: Dr. Hōkūlani Holt & Luana Kawaʻa
Objectives: Attendees will gain an understanding of protocol, why it is important, and what makes a Hawaiian cultural protocol uniquely Hawaiian.
Agenda:
- Review Oli Aloha & Laukanaka
- Background of ʻōlelo noʻeau
- Introduce ʻōlelo noʻeau
- Questions
Resources
Kāhili Paʻa Lima Update*
UHMC Welding Instructor Mark Morimoto and welding students welding the rods to fabricate the kāhili hangers.
Managing Complex Emotions: Utilizing Self-Care to Address Anxiety & Stress *
Managing Complex Emotions in a Complex World: Utilizing Self-Care to Address Anxiety and Stress
Date: January 21, 2022
Presenter: Danielle Bergan, Mental Health America of Hawaii
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the negative impact of COVID-19 on mental health
- Discuss the physiological and psychological effects of stress and anxiety
- Identify self-care and coping skills to address anxiety
- Review warning signs for mental health
- Review crisis resources available to the community
RESOURCES
Mental Health America of Hawaii Resources Updated
Participation Verification Training 1-7-22*
Participation Verification & Certification (Former “No-Show”) Training
Date: January 7, 2022
Presenters: Flora Mora and Kulamanu Ishihara
RESOURCES
Website with full details: https://www.hawaii.edu/myuhinfo/pv-faculty/
CSA Training 1-5-22*
Campus Security Authority (CSA) Training
Date: January 5, 2022
Presenters: Angela Gannon (Security Chief) and Shawna Pabingwit (Title IX Coordinator)
The function of a CSA is to report allegations of certain serious crimes that have been disclosed to him/her in good faith. Maui College has designated the Campus Security Department as the repository for CSA’s to report their annual Clery crime statistics.
The Jeanne Clery Act mandates that each institution is required to report statistics concerning the occurrence of certain criminal offenses reported to the local police agency or any official of the institution who has “significant responsibility for student and campus activities.” This position is defined as a Campus Security Authority. CSAs must be trained and aware of their responsibilities.
The following individuals or groups are considered CSAs:
- Campus Security Personnel
- Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
- Faculty Advisors (Counselors) to Student Groups
- Program Coordinators
- Campus Club and Student Group Advisors
- Any UHMC official who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities
RESOURCES
UHMC CSA CAMPUS RESOURCE LIST 1-5-2022
Healing from Sexual Violence: How Friends and Family Can Help
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Special Topics
Aloha Leadership & Civility *
Workshop Details
Presenter: Pono Shim, Oahu Economic Development Board
Date: July 21, 2017
Topic: Aloha Leadership & Civility
“What is usually most moving is how living and struggling to live with our values is not only doable but the most significant answer to our local, national, and global health.” Inspirational presentation about living well through Hawaiian values.
This presentation answers the need assessment of UHMC employees for effective communication and working collegially.
The Care and Feeding of People
Workshop Details
Presenter: Jeff Goodwin, Hawaii 4-H Program Leader
Date: April 28, 2017
Topic: “The Care and Feeding of People” – Leadership Training
1. The 100/0 Principle – The simple but universal truth behind Al Ritter’s book of the same title is shared with the audience with some real life examples to help explain this key leadership principle.
2. Lifters and Learners – The poem from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, “Two Kinds of People” was the inspiration for this presentation which discusses the characteristics of the “two kinds of people” that we interact with in every aspect of our daily lives – and with which kind of people we wish to surround ourselves.
3. Mountain Climbing, Leadership, and Life – The leadership and life lessons learned by Jeff Goodwin while climbing 43 of Colorado’s 14,000 foo peaks are shared through this presentation.
4. Taking Stock in How We Work with Others – Whether working through contentious issues or just working with people in everyday life, the principles shared in this presentation are not only useful, they are shared in a hands-on, memorable way to accommodate any learning style.
5. The Things You Need to Know on Your First Day Here – With a little help from Kid President, Jeff Goodwin shared the things that new employees to a job or new volunteers to an organization need to know from the get-go!
Documents
Cybersecurity Update and Workshop
Date: April 7, 2017
Presenter: Jodi Ito, UH Security Information Officer
Topic: Cybersecurity and security-related incidents and trends – overview of the current state of cybersecurity as it intersects with all aspects of our lives
Motivational Coaching
Workshop Details
Presenter: Cynthia Cary
Date: April 7, 2017
Topic: Motivational Coaching:
• Conversational styles
• Collaborating with students
• Working with student ambivalence about doing ‘what it takes’ to be successful
• The importance of listening
Documents
Service 101 Student Assistant Training
Workshop Details
Presenter: Cindy Martin
Dates: March 30, 2017 for Molokaʻi Student Assistants and March 31, 2017 for UHMC Student Assistants
Topic: Service 101 Student Assistants Training
• Communication Skills
• Customer Service
• Telephone Courtesy
• Confidentiality
• Going the Extra Mile
• Handling Difficult People
Moloka’i Education Center Student Assistants
UH Maui College Student Assistant Training
Powerful Listening & Challenging Conversations
Workshop Details
Presenter: Elizabeth Kent
Date: February 17, 2017
Topic: Powerful Listening & Challenging Conversations Workshop
Documents
UHMC Holiday Event 2016
UHMC Faculty & Staff Holiday Celebration 2016
Date: December 9, 2016
Wine Appreciation Event
Date: December 2, 2016
Facilitator: Marc and Horst Antosch
Operation & Maintenance (O&M)
APT
Civil Service
Leadership
UHMC Mālama Series
COVID-19
Events, workshops, and information about COVID-19 responses and guidelines of UHMC and our community
Inspired Teaching
UHMC Campus Open Forums
Dissertation Hui
The Craft of Teaching
The purpose of the Craft of Teaching initiative is to create learning cohorts of instructors to support each other’s growth in the craft of teaching. Members will learn strategies for making courses more engaging, teaching content more effectively, improving and assessing student mastery, while enhancing professionalism and the intrinsic rewards and joys of teaching.
Cohorts are formed at the beginning of each semester and last for two semesters. Cohorts meet face-to-face usually every other week during a semester based on the availability of the interested instructors.
Videos
WoLC on Maui 11-21-14*
WoLC on Maui
Date: November 21, 2014
Pumpkin Mochi With Various Sweeteners *
Workshop Details
Presenter: Karen Robbins
Date: November 13, 2014
Topic: Pumpkin Mochi Made With Various Sweeteners (Lunch & Learn)
50th UHCC Gala 2014*
50th UHCC Gala 2014
Lunch & Learn: Chocolate*
Lunch & Learn: Chocolate
Date: October 9, 2014
Presenter: Cheech Shurilla
2014 Faculty Institute*
2014 Faculty Institute
Date: August 13-14, 2014
Workshop Evaluations
Evaluation surveys are sent to the attendees of workshops. For more information of workshop evaluations, please contact Joyce Yamada (yamadajo@hawaii.edu, X663).