Rosemarie Howard

Arapata T. Meha was recently named the new Dean of Admissions at the BYU-Hawaii in Laie. As former Associate Dean and Director of Admissions at the university, Meha brings a wealth of experience to the position.

Rosemarie Howard | University Advancement | 16 February 2007

Building bridges for the future was the theme Sharon Samuelson spoke to, as the featured speaker at the February 16 luncheon of the BYU-Hawaii Women's Organization.

Sister Samuelson shared a story about her great, great grandmother to illustrate that the days of our ancestors are connected the present.  "Each of us is crossing a bridge created by ancestors," said Sister Samuelson.  "We are constructing bridges for those who come after us."

She went on to say that using the right tools and building blocks is essential to building strong bridges.  Quoting President Monson, Sister Samuelson said that the supreme architect and builder of bridges is Jesus Christ.  

Brad Karsh, of JobBound share tips for success with BYU-Hawaii students. Tips on everything from dress and grooming to resolving differences by developing better communication skills were energetically, effectively, and enthusiastically presented to a small group of BYU-Hawaii students, faculty, and staff at two JobBound workshops offered by Brad Karsh, through the office of campus Career Services, Tuesday, 23 January.

Feki Po'uha