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Fort Street Grill, Honolulu
Engineers and Architects of Hawaii Weekly Luncheon Meeting
Speaker: Bill Leary, PE Sailor and Photographer Title: Sailing Hawaiian Waters
Abstract: Noted blue water sailing navigator and tactician Bill Leary will present the epic account of his recent sailing voyage through the Hawaiian Islands. He will narrate his PowerPoint presentation providing valuable tips to those who might seek to follow in his wake. For the rest of us armchair travelers Bill will introduce us to the beauty of Hawaii as seen by those who go to sea.
UH Manoa, Holmes Hall, Ground Floor
The Spring Career Day provides an opportunity for companies to advertise their business and/or job and internship opportunities to our current engineering students. Held at Holmes Hall on the UH Manoa campus, companies set up tables and display company information through posterboards, brochures, videos, etc. It is a great opportunity for industry professionals to speak with our engineering students. Mainland and local companies welcomed.
University of Hawaii at Manoa (O'ahu), Holmes Hall 244
This week's REIS seminar will include 7 short presentations from students in CEE691 and EE699 courses. Speaker names and titles can be found in the attached file. Everyone is welcome to attend the presentations and support College of Engineering students.
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Holmes Hall 244
CEE691/EE699 Seminar in Renewable Energy and Island Sustainability (REIS)
"Smart Grid" is the new buzz word in the utility industry. Some may have seen the GE and IBM television commercials about a Smart Grid for a smarter future. There are many goals that could be achieved with a full implementation of a Smart Grid. In fact, each utility could have their own version of a Smart Grid depending on the issues that need to be resolved.
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Holmes Hall 244
CEE691/EE699 Seminar in Renewable Energy and Island Sustainability (REIS)
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
Speaker: Dr. Luis Vega, Program Manager, National Marine Renewable Energy Center, UHM
Universtiy of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu. Art Auditorium/Holmes Hall/POST Building
Engineering Day is a half-day event open to high school students and parents interested in engineering. Teachers and counselors are also welcomed to attend to learn more about the engineering program. The day consists of a brief overview of the UHM engineering program, followed by a tour of our high-tech research laboratories, including a question and answer session. There are also many opportunities to talk with faculty and current engineering students, including a meet and greet session at the end of the event.
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Holmes Hall, Ground Floor
Fall Career Day provides an opportunity for companies to advertise their business and/or job and internship opportunities to our current engineering students. Held at Holmes Hall on the UH Manoa campus, companies set up tables and display company information through posterboards, brochures, videos, etc. It is a great opportunity for industry professionals to speak with our engineering students. Mainland and local companies will be represented.
Hawaii Public Radio, Atherton Studio, 738 Kaheka Street, Honolulu 96814
Third lecture in a series co-produced and -hosted by Burt Lum and Beth-Ann Kozlovich, HPR’s Talk Shows Executive Producer.
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Holmes Hall 287
Professor Tingrui Pan of UC Davis will speak.
Abstract and speaker's bio can be found in the attached pdf.
For more infomration, contact Dr. Tao Yan: taoyan@hawaii.edu