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Dr. Amy
Agbayani
She has been employed at the University of Hawaii for 30 years and serves
as the Director of Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity at UH-Manoa.
She was honored as a UH distinguished alumna and received numerous awards
from national and local associations for her work on behalf of students,
women, underrepresented ethnic groups and immigrants. She is president
of the Filipino Community Center and has served as chairwoman of the Judicial
Selection Commission and the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission.
Sen. Donna
Mercado Kim
She is vice president of the state Senate. She has been in the Senate
for the past 31/2 years and has served as chairwoman of the Senate Tourism
Committee. Kim previously served on the Honolulu City Council for 14 years,
13 of which she served as chairwoman of the Zoning Committee. Before that,
she served in the House of Representatives for three years. She attended
the University of Hawaii until her junior year and graduated cum laude
from Washington State University.
Dr. Ralph
Moberly
He retired from the University of Hawaii in December 2002 after 43 years
as a faculty member and administrator. He was a professor of geology and
geophysics. Additionally, he served in various positions including as
chairman of the Department of Geology and Geophysics, chairman of the
Department of Ocean Engineering, and associate director of the Hawaii
Institute of Geophysics. He continues teaching undergraduate courses part
time.
Rep. K.
Mark Takai
He is the chairman of the House Higher Education Committee. He has been
in the state Legislature for nine years, serving as vice chairman of the
Higher Education Committee for seven years. He graduated from UH-Manoa
with a bachelor's degree and a Master of Public Health degree. As a student,
he served as the ASUH president and as editor-in-chief of Ka Leo O Hawaii,
the UH-Manoa campus newspaper.
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