Kīpuka remains open and committed to provide support to our UH Hilo students during this time. The situation with COVID-19 is constantly changing and in order to continue our services, we have implemented changes in the way we offer our services, modifications to our student and office spaces, and heightened cleaning protocols.
Because the situation is constantly progressing, we encourage you to follow us on Instagram (@kipukauhh) and Facebook (@kipuka) for the most up to date information on our services. We also encourage you to frequently check your UH emails and the UH Hilo COVID-19 website for campus wide information.
Kīpuka's office hours:
Kālakaua Lab hours
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Printing services are available. We have two options to request printing:
If emailing your request, please be specific with your printing needs (black and white, color, single-sided, double-sided, etc). |
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Laptops and calculators are available for use in our courtyard area. We have implemented a new cleaning protocol to include cleaning all laptops and calculators after every use. Please visit our courtyard area for more instructions. |
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We know how important it is during this time to stay connected to resources on campus. Our Peer Mentors remain available during this time to support and communicate with you through online methods. If you are already participating in Mentor Collective, please donʻt hesitate to reach out to your assigned Kīpuka Peer Mentor. If you are interested in participating in our Peer Mentoring program, please sign up here so that we can pair you with a Peer Mentor. This service is available to all Native Hawaiian students at UH Hilo. |
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All advising appointments will be conducted virtually. If you need assistance in registration or have any other advising questions, please sign up for an appointment by clicking on the links below or contact us directly via email
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A kīpuka is a place surrounded by lava, protected, and able to flourish. The Kīpuka Native Hawaiian Student Center promotes a designated place of learning, at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, which allows students to thrive.
