UHPA Faculty on the Move & UHPA Office Updates
UHPA on HI Now Daily: Spotlighting the Power of Our Faculty
We know that your impact as faculty extends far beyond the four walls of a classroom, fueling Hawai‘i’s local economy. From pioneering medical breakthroughs to fueling Hawaiʻi’s local economy and food security, your work is the engine driving our state forward.
To ensure the public and our policymakers see this value firsthand, UHPA is proud to announce a year-long partnership with HI Now on Hawaii News Now.
Throughout 2026, we are producing dedicated news segments that take viewers “behind the scenes” to meet our members and see the real-world results of their research, service, and teaching. This campaign is made possible through a MOVE grant provided by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and allows us to showcase the diverse contributions of our members across the UH System at no additional cost to our local dues, ensuring your stories reach a statewide audience.
Catch Up on Our First Two Segments:
- Pioneering Cancer Research: Watch UHPA Member Lynne Wilkens discuss how the UH Cancer Center is preparing to launch early-phase clinical trials, bringing cutting-edge hope directly to Hawaiʻi families.
- Culinary Innovation & Community: See UHPA Member Matt Egami from Leeward CC’s Culinary program demonstrate the expertise that trains our local workforce (and pick up a great recipe along the way!).
Why This Matters Now
With federal funding for higher education facing increased scrutiny and threatened cuts, it has never been more important to tell the story of faculty impact. These segments aren’t just about “good news”—they are about demonstrating that university funding is a direct investment in the health, economy, and future of Hawaiʻi.
What’s Next?
Stay tuned for our upcoming monthly segments where we will continue to highlight the diverse contributions of our members across the UH System.
Mahalo for everything you do for our students and our community.
UHPA Office Updates
Please note the following updates regarding our office schedule and building access over the coming weeks:
Week of January 19–23
Due to scheduled roof repairs, parking at the UHPA office will be limited from Tuesday, January 20, through Friday, January 23. If you require assistance or need to visit the office during this time, please call us in advance to schedule an appointment. This will help us ensure we can accommodate your visit.
Please note that the office will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Friday, February 27
On Friday, February 27, the UHPA office will be closed all day for an offsite staff meeting.
We appreciate your patience and understanding regarding these maintenance updates and schedule changes.
Mahalo!