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About HoÊ»opili 

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:

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  • 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

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HoÊ»opili will run from August 4th through September 16th, for the Fall 2022 semester. We can't wait to meet you! 

Meet the Team!

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Logan Halley
Counselor

FYE Assistant Coordinator

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Miki Crutchfield
Counselor

Pasifika Program Counselor

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Colette Andrade-Fujii
Student Support Specialist

High School Liaison

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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

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