UH alumni gather at the Mānoa Experience
On Saturday, February 25, 2017, academic and professional programs gathered on McCarthy Mall for the Mānoa Experience. This event is an informal open house to attract prospective students, their family and the community at large to learn more about the University of Hawai‘i flagship campus.
Under one tent were several health profession programs including Social Work, Office of Public Health Studies, Medical Technology, Tropical Medicine and the John A. Burns School of Medicine. This tent provided a one-stop-shop for youth interested in the health professions.
Not only did this event provide a fun atmosphere for people to discover the many activities done at UH Mānoa, it also brought many alumni together. Often, faculty and staff only gather for tedious meetings. The Mānoa Experience brings us together to share our programs and allow for casual conversations with the community and among our peers.
Photo caption: UH alumni from left to right—Sheri M. Gon, MPH (Master of Public Health 2000), BS (Medical Technology 1979), Damon Sakai, MD (JABSOM 1991), Sheri Fong, MD (JABSOM 1996), PhD (JABSOM 2003) and Christine Kawahara Postmus, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration UH Hilo 2000).