Mike Foley
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BYU-Hawaii Completes Campus-Wide IT Implementation
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Mike Foley
August 15, 2007 11:25 AM
BYU-Hawaii recently completed a multi-year, multi-million-dollar upgrade of its information technology (IT) capabilities with the campus-wide implementation of major Oracle PeopleSoft™ enterprise resource planning (ERP) software modules for Financial Services, Campus Solutions and Human Resources/Payroll.
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Alumni Couple Report on Three-Year Japan Experience
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Mike Foley
August 07, 2007 09:34 PM
A young couple — both BYU-Hawaii alumni — stopped off in Laie en route home from Wakayama, Japan, to report on their three-year experience working in the Japan Exchange and Teaching program (JET):
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Business Professor Heads Hospitality IT Group
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Mike Foley
August 07, 2007 01:55 PM
Dr. Cary Countryman, a BYU-Hawaii School of Business professor, was recently elected to a three-year term as president of the international Hospitality Information Technology Association. He previously served on the organization's board of directors for five years.
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BYU-Hawaii Interns Report From the Field
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Mike Foley
July 29, 2007 08:01 PM
Several BYU-Hawaii students currently serving international internships in their home countries recently shared brief interim reports on their experiences this summer:
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BYU-Hawaii Dean, Alumna Wife to Preside in Hong Kong Temple
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Mike Foley
July 22, 2007 09:39 PM
Charles W. H. Goo, BYU-Hawaii Associate Dean of Students, and his wife Helen Shiu Kuen Kwong Goo ('67), have been called to serve as president and matron of the Hong Kong Temple, starting November 1.
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Over 300 BYU-Hawaii Students Currently Serve Internships
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Mike Foley
July 19, 2007 06:06 PM
While many of their classmates are working fulltime, earning extra money during the summer, 320 BYU-Hawaii students are currently completing academic internships.
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Dr. Bradshaw Retiring After 38 Years
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Mike Foley
July 17, 2007 04:23 PM
School of Business Professor Dr. James R. Bradshaw is retiring at the end of Summer Term after teaching at BYU-Hawaii for the past 38 years. Along with Japanese language professor Katsuhiro Kajiyama, he is currently the most senior fulltime faculty member at the university.
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SOC Majors do Well in Microsoft Competition
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Mike Foley
July 02, 2007 01:44 PM
Two BYU-Hawaii School of Computing students — William Davis from Guam and Fabricio Correa Duarte (upper left) from Curitiba, Brazil — recently distinguished themselves by winning the Microsoft ImagineCup software design competition in Hawaii on just one one week's notice, and then advanced to the regional competition in San Jose, California. From there, Duarte went on to the competition's national finals in Redmond, Washington.
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BYU-Hawaii Student Wins Elite Foreign-Study Scholarship
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Mike Foley
June 13, 2007 01:39 PM
Dan Baird, a junior accounting major from Garden Grove, California, recently won a prestigious one-year National Security Educational Program (NSEP) Boren Scholarship that will enable him to study at the University of Bacau in northeastern Romania. He is believed to be the first BYU-Hawaii student to win this scholarship and the first American to study at the University of Bacau.
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