The Enos scholarship provides professional development opportunities for educators of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian ancestry, or who work with pre-K - 12 students of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian ancestry. It covers tuition, fees, travel expenses, and lodging for the recipient to travel to Colorado Springs and participate in one of the Space Foundation’s week-long Space Discovery Institute courses.
Application Deadline: Applications must be received no later than April 17, 2009
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The Legacy Lives On (Limited Edition) by Murial Morgan Gehrman, Ednette Tam Chandler, Andrew Poepoe (Authors)	Global Awareness Lecture Fall 2008 Integrating Traditional Knowledge with 21st Century Education Strategies: Relevance, Rigor, and Relationships.
Over 100 years have passed since Ke Alii Pauahi’s inspiring words were incorporated in a will and testament that reflected a deep concern for the Hawaiian people and the generations to follow.. The Legacy Lives On– A valuable addition to your collection and a precious gift for friends and family! » View Order Details	Relevance, rigor and relationships: these 21st century education strategies are integrated with traditional knowledge in Mr. Herb Lee, Jr.'s Fall '08 lecture. » View / Download (pdf)