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Five new faculty members have joined the BYU–Hawaii ohana to teach courses in political science, psychology, computer science, online curriculum development and Hawaiian studies. The new Hawaiian studies professor, Kali Fermantez (pictured right), returns home to the North Shore where he grew up and to BYU–Hawaii where he completed his bachelor’s degree.
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"I would never have lasted this long had I not loved working here with the people, the students, and in this environment," said Vernelle Lakatani (pictured right), of her 40 years serving at BYU–Hawaii in the Registrar's Office.
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“Why would Navaho’s fight for a country that tried to destroy them?” This question came from an audience member to Roger Willie, during a forum held Wednesday, 11 July, in the Aloha Center Mall on the BYU-Hawaii campus.
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