Monthly Archives: January 2010

Local media, politicians join forces for Hawai‘i's children

January 31st, 2010

Media competition and political differences took the sidelines for Hawai‘i’s children. That’s refreshing, and makes me even more resolved to work for and love Hawai‘i. For my family, it is also entirely relevant, as we study options for elementary school … Continue reading →

Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility, General Public Relations, Issues Management, Leadership, Politics | Tagged Ben Cayetano, Board of Education, Department of Education, Furlough Fridays, George Ariyoshi, Hawaii public schools, Hawaii's Children First, John Waihee, Kanu, Pearl City High School, Randy Baldemor, Randy Roth, Transforming Public Education, Wally Amos | Leave a comment

Career Shadowing at H&P

January 29th, 2010

Recently Pearl City High School started a new program called “Senior Project.” Projects can be career based, skill based, or service based. The program’s purpose is to allow a student, such as myself, to explore something new and discover future … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Career shadow, intern, Pearl City High School, public relations intern, senior project, shannon kaminaga | Leave a comment

Downsized Opening Day at the Legislature

January 20th, 2010

Opening Day at the Legislature lived up to its austere, no-frills billing: no pomp and circumstance, no music, no free lunch. The public took its cue in advance. This year the Capitol chambers were quiet. Seats went unfilled on both … Continue reading →

Posted in General Public Relations, Politics, Uncategorized | Tagged Barbara Marumoto, calvin say, collen hanabusa, hawaii democrats, hawaii legislators, hawaii legislature, Hawaii politics, hawaii republicans, hawaii state capitol, hawaii state legislature, hawaii state senate, house minority leader, house speaker, legislature opening day tradition, Lynn Finnegan, opening day at the legislature, sam slom, senate minority leader | Leave a comment

Hawaii's renewable energy brain trust takes stock

January 18th, 2010

Hawaii’s renewable energy brain trust gathered at the Hawaii state capitol early in January (1/8/10) for an update on advances across the alternative energy spectrum—wind, water, solar and earth. Puna Geothermal Venture plant manager Michael Kaleikini was among the experts … Continue reading →

Posted in General Public Relations, Green Communication, Uncategorized | Tagged DBEDT, Economic Development and Tourism, European Union, geothermal energy, Hawaii Dept. of Business, Hawaii Energy Policy Forum, Hawaii renewable energy, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Jay Fidell, Michael Kaleikini, North Sea, Puna Geothermal Venture, renewable energy, Sustainability, Ted Peck | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: January 2010

Career Shadowing at H&P

Downsized Opening Day at the Legislature

Hawaii's renewable energy brain trust takes stock

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