Student Government

Accreditation... what is it? As a high school student, you might have heard the word accreditation, but you might not have understood what it exactly does for you when it comes to your education. It's now time for you to know what accreditation is all about.

Accreditation is more than just a word, it's a grading of a college's/ school's credibility. A college wants to keep it's credibility in order to receive more money from the government and to get more students to come to its campus rather than a different college. Why is this relevant to you? There are a couple reasons to why accreditation is important to you as students. First off, if a college is found to be credible, then it will allow them to offer more classes than a non-accredited college. The second reason is the most important part of accreditation for students. A student who graduates from a credible college is able to get into any college of the their choice.

For the last 200 years America suffered various attacks and has been a victim of terrorism in many instances.  Terrorism has been used to achieve political ends and has developed as a tool for liberation, oppression and international global politics.  It’s an instrument for religious and political extremisms and hate that justifies the use of terror by agitators.  Specifically, in the last 100 yrs, we suffered the attack on American soil in 1941 with the bombing of Pearl Harbor by an extremist political entity causing us to go to war and afterwards…..America came back.  Between the ‘60’s and 80’s terrorism was used to expose a personal cause and further issues for a specific movement.  The World Trade Center in ’1993, US military HQ’s in Saudi Arabia in 1996, a temple in Kenya Africa in 1998, and 2 U. S.

Designated Smoking Areas Smoke in designate smoking areas onlyPlease refer to the attached map.UPDATE Fall 2011: Student Government is currently working with Administration to provide better Designated Smoking Areas including the possibility of adding benches and weather protected coverings.  

Student Government will be in their office, Campus Center 205 during the following hours below. Student Government would like to be physically present in their office at all times, however due to students' class and work schedules the office can only be staffed during the below times. If you have questions or concerns please email leewardsg-L@lists.hawaii.edu or leave a comment on our suggestion card outside of the office.

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