| If you are a student, have been to Hawaii
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| | campuses. As at this writing, it has
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| on holiday vacation and fell in love with
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| | evolved into 10 campuses and dozens of
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| this tropical island paradise, why not
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| | educational, training and research
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| physically relocate to Hawaii and study
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| | centers across the Hawaiian Islands.
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| for a degree at the University of Hawaii?
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| | The 1970s saw the addition of Windward
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| The Hawaii Territorial Legislature
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| | Community College, the William S.
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| established the College of Agriculture
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| | Richardson School of Law, Hilo College of
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| and Mechanic Arts in Honolulu under terms
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| | Agriculture and University of Hawaii-West
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| of the U.S. land grant legislation in
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| | Oahu and a few years later, School of
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| 1907. Only ten students begin classes
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| | Architecture and School of Ocean and
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| with thirteen staff in September in 1908.
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| | Earth Sciences and Technology.
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| The campus was renamed College of Hawaii
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| | A generous gift by Ed Pauley purchased
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| and moved to its present location in
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| | the Coconut Island, known to millions
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| Oahu's Manoa Valley in 1912. Some six
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| | people around world as the Gilligan's
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| years later, a William Kwai petitioned
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| | Island for expanded marine biology
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| the legislature to grant the college a
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| | research. The university set records by
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| university status leading to the
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| | offering the country's first master's
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| establishment of the University of Hawaii
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| | degree in an indigenous language,
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| in 1920.
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| | Hawaiian language, and also becoming the
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| In 1931 the university absorbed the
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| | first institution to successfully clone
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| Territorial Normal and Training School
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| | multiple mammalian generations such as
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| (now known as the College of Education)
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| | the Cumulina mouse
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| and graduated its first PhD student in Dr
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| | The 10 University of Hawaii campuses and
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| J. S. Phillips. Four years later,
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| | educational centers on six Hawaiian
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| Professor Gregg Sinclair founded the
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| | Islands provide unique opportunities for
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| Oriental Institute, predecessor of the
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| | both learning and recreation. The
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| federal government sponsored East-West
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| | university is Hawaii's engine for
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| Center, setting the agenda for the
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| | economic growth and diversification,
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| University of Hawaii's ever growing
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| | stimulating the economy with jobs,
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| prominence in Asia-Pacific expertise.
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| | research and skilled workers. The
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| The University of Hawaii's community
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| | university academic offerings range from
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| colleges system was established in 1964,
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| | certificate and vocational training
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| with Honolulu, Kapiolani, Kauai and Maui
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| | programs right up to PhD degrees.
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