Jan and Dan Katayama ARCS Scholar of the Year Mason Russo, ARCS Honolulu Co-President Wendy Lagareta, George and Mona Elmore ARCS Scholar of the Year Nicholas Saunders
Honolulu ARCS Scholars at 2024 Scholar Research Presentation Symposium at University of Hawai‘i at Manoa
College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources scholars Jordie Ho, Ben Wiseman and Mason Russo
College of Engineering scholars, faculty and families
John A. Burns School of Medicine scholars with family and advisors
College of Natural Sciences scholars
Nicholas Saunders
Scholar of the Year Mason Russo
ARCS Scholars and Scientist of the Year and their moms
Scholar of the Year Nicholas Saunders with ARCS member Joan Yanagihara
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology scholars
Julia Douglas and her mother
Ku‘i and Puna Keliipuleole
Jordie and Bryson Ho
Patty Lee with Lucas Ellison and Camille Welcome Chamberlain
Cheryl Ernst, Alika Maunakea, Jane Schoonmaker
Scientist of the Year Alika Maunakea
Wendy Lagareta and ARCS Light Roz Pearson
Wendhy Lagareta and ARCS Angel Jacquie Maly
New members Carol Stratford and Merilyn Gray
Science Communicator Christie Wilcox Tells it Like It Is
Christie Wilcox, PhD, on her Honolulu ARCS Scholar Award: "The life of a graduate student is not enviable… For me, it was essential. It was what I needed, the kind of funding to pursue these curiosities that I had. And I was grateful for it.” Read more about the the award winning science communicator.
To Quote a Scholar: Julia Douglas
"The generous support of the ARCS award facilitates both the completion of my PhD program and the establishment a long-term research component of my future career."
2024 Sarah Ann Martin ARCS Scholar Julia Douglas scales trees in Hawai‘i an Mexico to study endangered epiphytes growing in the canopies as part of her doctoral research in botany at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa.
To Quote a Scholar: Benjamin Wiseman
"I hustle to make sure that my expenses are covered, often working part-time jobs to make ends meet. Receiving this award means that I can place greater focus on my academic research work."
2024 Helen Jones Farrar ARCS Scholar Ben Wiseman quantifies nematodes to study soil health and explores new cover crops as an effective, sustainable way to control the pest in sweet potato fields.