State of Hawai‘i Job Fair

Interested in a State job? On Wednesday, May 4, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the fourth floor of the State Capitol, agencies from the State of Hawai‘i will be holding a job fair. Explore employment opportunities with the following agencies:

Accounting & General Services
Agriculture
Attorney General
Budget & Finance
Business, Economic Development & Tourism
Commerce & Consumer Affairs
Defense
Hawaiian Home Lands
Health
Human Services
Labor & Industrial Relations
Land & Natural Resources
Public Safety
Taxation
Transportation
University of Hawaiʻi

For more information, visit: http://dhrd.hawaii.gov/statejobfair/

 

Kamaile Academy Career Day

On April 14, 2016, Senator Shimabukuro’s staff participated in Kamaile Academy’s Career Day. The event was aimed at helping students explore potential career options. In addition to the Hawai‘i State Legislature, a variety of professionals were present, including representatives from marketing, law enforcement, military, nursing, tourism, and education industries.

Senator Shimabukuro’s display featured a tri-fold board describing offices and careers in the State Legislature that would suit people with different strengths and interests.

Below are pictures from the event, including some of the Kamaile Academy students who visited Senator Shimabukuro’s table.

Tri-fold board of information about the Legislature and potential careers

Kamaile Academy’s 2016 Career Day

L to R: Jonah K. K. Brown and Filipo F. Filisi

L to R: Nicolas Elvenia, Sadie Reyes, and Isaiah Kaeo

Are you interested in law school?

Have you taken your LSAT yet? Richardson Law School in Manoa offers an excellent LSAT Preparation Program through their Ka Huli Ao Center. There’s a diagnostic test on Saturday, May 7th, which you’d need to register for by Thursday, April 28th. This program is an amazing (and affordable!) resource for those looking to take a preparation program for the LSATs. Email lawlsat@hawaii.edu to RSVP/register for this diagnostic test and to get more information about the Ka Huli Ao program.

Waianae Intermediate School-Based Health Center

Did you know that Waianae Intermediate School is now partnered with the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center to provide a school-based health center (SBHC), giving students an opportunity to be seen by a licensed health care provider without having to miss school? The images below are registration and consent forms. If you need larger versions, please email Sara at shimabukuro3@capitol.hawaii.gov or call the office (ph. 586-7794) and leave your email address.