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The Public Policy
Center, recently added to the College of Social Sciences, is already
making strides toward building a solid academic and outreach program.
Besides building ties within the university, the PPC is also expanding
its efforts to build relationships to better serve the community. read more>
With eight years of experience
as Hawaii’s State Director of Human Services, Susan
Chandler is well prepared for the challenges ahead. As
acting Public
Policy Center’s Interim Director, Chandler
holds the heavy responsibility of guiding the center
into the right direction. read
more>
The Spark M. Matsunaga
Institute for Peace is a unit within the Colleges of Social Sciences
at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa. Its mission is to create
and maintain “an academic community designed to explore, develop
and share knowledge of peace through teaching, research, publication,
and public services. In doing so, it seeks to promote peace personally,
locally, nationally, and globally through compassionate and nonviolent
means. read
more>
The Spark M. Matsunaga Institute
for Peace is a unit within the Colleges of Social Sciences at the University
of Hawai’i at Manoa. Its mission is to create and maintain “an
academic community designed to explore, develop and share knowledge of peace
through teaching, research, publication, and public services. In doing so,
it seeks to promote peace personally, locally, nationally, and globally through
compassionate and nonviolent means. read
more>
Anthropology and Archaeological projects scan the globe and UH
Department of Anthropology faculty are hard at work looking through
lenses of history,
change, culture and politics to find and refine innovations and knowledge. read
more >
Anthropology is defined as the study
of humankind, including the origin and evolution of our species
and the life of ancient and modern people. The field is broken
down into four subdisciplines and even seven department specialties. read
more >
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