Monthly Archives: May 2019

This morning, we toured Tripler Army Medical Center. The students listened to presentations on health care at the facility, diversity issues, combat care simulations, and the use of complementary and alternative medicine. Tripler uses multiple CAM modalities in caring for … Continue reading →

May 12th was dedicated to Japanese culture. We had lunch and deserts at the Shirokiya Japan Village Walk. The walk is supposed to simulate a traditional Japanese village and highlights various types of food and drink. After lunch, Caitlyn, Christina … Continue reading →

Since the ukulele originated in Hawaii, the Polynesian Cultural Center offered ukulele lessons and sales. We were treated to an impromptu duet with our very own Christina Maris and Key. I had to share a little of this wonderful moment. … Continue reading →

The Polynesian Cultural Center is a living museum on the North shore of Oahu. We’re lucky to be spending the day and evening at PCC! Students are able to experience arts, crafts, dancing and song from eight cultures: Aotearoa, Fiji, … Continue reading →