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Why UHPA Endorses Mark Takai

Mark Takai is running against Republican Charles Djou for the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressional District 1. This district covers urban Honolulu, from Hawaii Kai in to Waipahu in west Oahu and Mililani in central Oahu. The district also includes Aiea, Pearl City and Waimalu. Supporting Affordable A College Education If elected, one of Takai’s priorities will be to create better paying jobs by closing the gap between the 1% and everyone else by raising the minimum wage, by making college more [...]

2016-06-08T13:08:25-10:00October 15, 2014|Archived Endorsements, Political|

LifeSmarts

The State DCCA Office of the Securities Commissioner coordinates a youth-oriented program called LifeSmarts. It is a free educational program for teens from grades 6 through 12 that develops their consumer and marketplace skills. It teaches them to be smart and responsible consumers and citizens in the areas of personal finance, health and safety, the environment, technology, and consumer rights and responsibilities. Students compete and prizes are awarded. If you would like to participate as a volunteer, be a sponsor, make a [...]

2014-10-13T12:03:16-10:00October 10, 2014|Frontpage, Newsletter|

Oahu Island Schedule for Ige-Tsutsui

Aloha, The Oahu Team Ige-Tsutsui is ramping up with just 26 days to Election Day and we have some several unique campaign events! Come out for one or all of these activities over the next four days. Statewide, check out Sunday's event below, David Ige 2.0, where David will visit you live, on-line in your home! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 Andagi Challenge & Friend-to-friend Card Party! Bring your address books to fill out friend-to-friend cards, and be ready to be the judge of [...]

2016-06-08T13:12:03-10:00October 9, 2014|Archived Endorsements, Political|

Hawaii Island Schedule for Ige-Tsutsui

Aloha, Hawaii Island Team Ige-Tsutsui is happy to share that there will be more chances for you to meet David Ige over the next few days. If you're a Hawaii Island resident, or visiting us, please join David at one of the events below. Please come out and show your support! Monday, October 13 Mass Signwaving!! Honokohau Intersection 4:00 PM- Gather 4:30 to 5:30 PM Signwaving Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce Forum 6:00 PM (doors open to public at 5:30 PM, no reservations [...]

2016-06-08T13:12:30-10:00October 9, 2014|Archived Endorsements, Political|

2014 UH Executive & Managerial Salaries Posted

Along with other changes in the UHPA website, the section covering faculty salaries, and those of UH administrators, has been enhanced and improved.  The faculty salaries are updated monthly, and we request the disclosure of current administrative salaries in the Fall and Spring semesters.  You find searching for salary information to be much easier, and enabled by specific search parameters, e.g., campus, rank, discipline, etc.

Jarrett Keohokalole for House District 48

As an alum of the UH Manoa (2006, Journalism) and the William S. Richardson School of Law, I fully understand the importance of making sure that Hawai'i maintains a quality higher education system.  Throughout my campaign, I have made a point of emphasizing that I want our state to be a place where families can raise their children and not be forced to leave to find a good paying job, or an affordable home, or  quality education for their kids.  That means [...]

2016-06-08T13:26:48-10:00October 8, 2014|Archived Endorsements, Political|

David Tsugawa Elected as the New Hawaii CC Director

David Tsugawa, an Instructor of English, ran unopposed in the special UHPA Board of Director election for Hawaii Community College.  He received more than the required number of votes to be seated as the new Hawaii CC Director.  His term begins immediately and will expire in April 2016.  David replaces former Hawaii CC Director Misty Carmichael, who has been hired as an Assistant Executive Director for the University of Hawaii Professional Assembly.

2014-10-08T11:04:28-10:00October 8, 2014|BOD, Frontpage, Newsletter, UHPA Organizational|

FacFAQs

Ken Tanaka* works for DaBest Community College as an Assistant Professor. After skimming through "Salaries" section of the ratified Tentative Agreement slated to begin on July 1, 2015, Ken is upset. Having been hired in 1994, Ken was only able to negotiate the minimum salary, and currently makes $60,000 a year. Now the new hire his department receives next year will be entitled to Ken's current salary as a base rate of pay! With all the service Ken has put in, how [...]

2014-12-26T17:21:32-10:00October 6, 2014|Commentary, FacFAQs, Financial, Opinion|