HPU Happenings Miss North Shore Jalee Fuselier, HPU graduate, was named Miss Hawaii June 12 at the 2010 Miss Hawaii Scholarship Pageant. After her year of serving as Miss Hawaii, she will return to HPU to pursue a master’s degree in Social Work. Fuselier was a Presidential Scholar as an undergraduate and received a scholarship to HPU. She said she is very excited to be returning to HPU for her graduate studies. “I think HPU has the best professors, especially in economics. Professor (Ken) Schoolland was my favorite. He was the hardest, and the best. I took four classes from him,” said Fuselier.
Sky Wilson, an HPU Admissions Counselor, and Dr. Jerry Agrusa, Professor of Travel Industry Management, represented the College of Business Administration at a College & Career Fair at Waipahu High School. According to Agrusa, “this type of recruitment activity allows us the opportunity to share with potential students and their parents all that HPU has to offer. It was a very rewarding experience and I encourage other faculty to become involved in such recruitment activities in the future.”
(Left to right) Management faculty Guk Hyun “Justin” Cho, Gary Waters, Stephen Phillips and Susan Fox-Wolfgramm congratulate Phillips on his retirement.
Assistant Professor of Marketing Dr. Penny Pence Smith (left), along with co-author and HPU MA Communication graduate Andrea Ciletti, present research on Improving Patient/Physician Communication at the Association for Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication’s August national conference in Denver, CO. College
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