Welcome to Hoʻopili
About Hoʻopili
According to the Hawaiian Dictionary, hoÊ»opili means “to bring together, stick; to attach oneself to a person; united, as friends; to mimic, imitate; to claim a relationship; to put together, as parts of a puzzle.” The purpose of this event is to welcome you to the campus through engagement activities and meaningful interactions with other students, faculty, and staff. HoÊ»opili is mandatory for all first-time college students, and due to current circumstances will be offered both virtually and in-person. At the event you will experience Kapi‘olani CC and:
​
-
Be introduced to Title IX and Student Conduct Policies
-
Learn about Student Life on campus, such as clubs, job opportunities, and leadership positions
-
Attend workshops to help prepare for college
-
Learn more about Kapi‘olani’s programs and services
​
Hoʻopili will run from August 4th through September 16th, for the Fall 2022 semester. We can't wait to meet you!
Meet the Team!
Logan Halley
Counselor
FYE Assistant Coordinator
Miki Crutchfield
Counselor
Pasifika Program Counselor
Colette Andrade-Fujii
Student Support Specialist
High School Liaison
LaVaché C. Scanlan
Associate Professor
FYE Coordinator
First-Year Students with Last Names A - L are assigned to Logan Halley
First-Year Students with Last Names M - Z are assigned to Miki Crutchfield