We all fear speaking in front of a crowd, sometimes even with a small group of people.  Keith Kashiwada, Kapi‘olani Community College speech and communication faculty, takes us through his professional, and at times personal journey and shares why speech and communication is such an important skill.

The Native Hawaiian Education Association Scholarship ‘Aha is an event that bring awareness to native Hawaiian families around financing higher education.  Listen to this talking story session with Kapi‘olani Community College's counselor, Joe Yoshida about the benefits of this event and the benefits of bridging more native Hawaiians to higher education.  By the way, the tune that is played before and after each episode is one of Joe's wonderful creations.  

This episode brings together Kapi‘olani Community College's Financial Aid Manager, Jennifer Bradley and Registrar, Jeri Enokawa to talk story about the nitty gritty details of financial aid and financial literacy.  The discussion goes beyond completing the FAFSA application but deeper into the personal and educational benefits of receiving financial assistance. 

Attending a community college can be uncharted territory for many prospective students. In this podcast, we are talking story with Aunty Coco about the level of care and compassion students can expect from Kapi‘olani Community College.  We feel for many Kapi‘olani Community College is the right choice for a post-secondary certificate and/or degree.  Enjoy!