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    The NHHSP is no longer accepting applications for 2013 as of March 1st, 2013. For more information, you can refer to the 2013-2014 NHHSP APG, which can be found in the FAQs section.
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    Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Internship/Fellowship Opportunities!

    Posted By on April 27, 2012

    The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (SCIA) is currently seeking young Native Hawaiian graduate and undergraduate students interested in summer internships and/or fellowship opportunities!

    Internships

    The Committee on Indian Affairs offers internships to qualified undergraduate/graduate students, and law students. We are currently accepting applications for internships.  Please fax your cover letter, resume and references to the attention of Loretta Tuell, Majority Staff Director and Chief Counsel at (202) 228-2589.

     Fellowships

    The Committee on Indian Affairs offers fellowships to qualified undergraduate/graduate students, and law students. We are currently accepting applications for fellowships.  Please fax your cover letter, resume and references to the attention of Loretta Tuell, Majority Staff Director, and Chief Counsel at (202)228-2589.

    Congratulations, Dr. Angela Pratt!!

    Posted By on February 7, 2012

    Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program recipient Dr. Angela Pratt was recognized in the 5th Annual Legacy Awards for her career and efforts to serve her community.  She is a graduate of the John A. Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaii.

    Congratulations Dr. Pratt, and Mahalo Nui for everything that you do.

    -NHHSP Staff

    click here to view the original JABSOM Spring 2011 Newsletter containing this announcement (PDF)

    Congratulations To Dr. Kamana`opono Crabbe!

    Posted By on January 20, 2012

    The Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program would like to congratulate Dr. Kamana`opono Crabbe for his recent appointment as CEO at the Office Of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA).  Dr. Crabbe was a recipient of the Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program in 1992, and received his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University Of Hawai`i at Manoa via the Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program.

    Congratulations, Dr. Crabbe!

    The University of Michigan Begins Summer Recruitment for Public Health Leaders Program

    Posted By on December 14, 2011

    Dr. Sela Panapasa will be visiting Hawaii beginning the week of December 19, 2011 to recruit Native Hawaiians/Pacific Islanders who may be interested in a 10 week summer program known as “The Future Public Health Leaders Program” at the University of Michigan.
    Interested applicants may visit this link for further information.

    Aloha mai… 2011-2012 Native Hawaiian scholars…

    Posted By on November 30, 2011

    Congratulations to the following individuals who were awarded scholarships in the 2011-2012 program year.  Welcome to the Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program!

    As we assist you with your educational goals and professional aspirations, know that we are here to provide you the necessary support in making your experience as a NHHSP scholar the most successful and rewarding opportunity.

    Mahalo for your committment to our program and to the health and well-being of our Native Hawaiian community.  Again, congratulations and welcome!

    Native Hawaiian Scholarship `Aha 2011-2012…

    Posted By on November 20, 2011


    Former NHHSP scholar receives prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Community Health Leaders Award…

    Posted By on November 15, 2011

    Congratulations to Dr. Jaime Kamailani Boyd, NHHSP scholar 1998-1999 on her recent award of distinction.  Here’s the link to the original website.

    Aloha Jamie!

    From all of us here at NHHSP and Papa Ola Lokahi… a warm heartfelt aloha to you as we are so proud of your accomplishments and dedication to the teachings and  profession of nursing.  Your mo`olelo and work will inspire the generations of Native Hawaiians to come.    The best to you, your `ohana and all whose life you touch…    Ua kau i ka hano haweo!    

     

    Aloha nui to our departing scholars…

    Posted By on November 15, 2011

    It is with great respect, appreciation and recognition that we bid the fondest  aloha to all of our scholars who have completed their service obligation to our program.  Your enduring spirit and contributions will always serve as an impetus toward creating capacity for Native Hawaiians to excel in the professions so incredibly vital to the the future well-being and health status of our people.  We are so proud and gratefull for all that you have accomplished and extend our best wishes to you and your `ohana. 

    Holomua i ka wa mahope me ka `ike kupono…  Pono no ke ho`i mai…  ho`i mai i ke one pa`a… ho`i mai i ke one hanau… a o kou mole no ia a ke kupuna e…  aloha e…

    Congrats to our recent graduates…

    Posted By on November 14, 2011

    Congratulations to the following scholars who recently completed their educational component of the NHHSP program — receiving their well deserved degrees.  You did it, and we are so proud!  Congrats to our honored scholars:

    • Brandee Aukai, Master of Social Work
    • Michael Dash, Doctor of Optometry
    • Kanoe Enos, Master of Social Work
    • Charla “Leali`i” Gella, Associate of Nursing
    • Sunnie Hu`eu, Master of Social Work
    • Ashleigh Kahala-Giron, Associate of Nursing Degree
    • Ammon Kau, Doctor of Dental Surgery
    • Heather Kauwe Miner, Doctor of Medicine
    • Rachel Kekaula, Master of Social Work
    • Natalie Kong, Doctor of Medicine
    • Alika Lovell, Associate of Nursing Degree
    • Bendt Lum, Doctor of Dental Surgery
    • Erin Samura, Doctor of Pharmacy
    • Lokenani Kealoha Souza, Masters of Science Family Nurse Practitioner/Public Health Nursing (graduating Dec 2011)
    • Jorena Young, Bachelors of Science in Nursing 

    Know that like you and your `ohana, NHHSP and all of Papa Ola Lokahi share in the adulation of your success and look forward to further assisting you in the remaining phase of the NHHSP mission that focusses on your professional contribution in improving the health status of all Native Hawaiians.  The best of regards to you, your proud `ohana and all who will benefit from your incredibly valued accomplishments.  E ho`opomaika`i no na mea apau!