Katelyn Shirai
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Katelyn Shirai served for over 2 years as the CCB President. During her terms, she grew to embody what a dedicated leader and a member is. She never ceased to help out other committees, whether that would Facilities Management, Campus Relations, or even help by staying up late to decorate our End of the Year Banquet. She had passion for what CCB stands for, and she looks forward to what Campus Center Board does in the next years. She graduated in the Spring of 2019 and plans to move on to Medical School to become a doctor.
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John Phan |
Major: KRS
Graduation: Spring 2019 Hometown: Mountain View, CA Other organizations he was apart of: Kappa Sigma Fraternity Blood Bank of Hawaii Why did you join CCB? I joined CCB looking for a way to contribute and make a difference on student life on campus. Through joining CCB, I was able to gain invaluable experience while working with the mechanisms driving the Campus Center Complex. Being part of this organization has helped me develop into a better student, constituent, and leader here at UH. |
Natalie Hajinelian
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CCB Member: Spring 2016 - Spring 2018, previous Vice President
Major: Political Science & Economics Interesting fact: I am polygot. Why did you join CCB? I joined Campus Center Board to gain transferable skill before I entered the work force. Through CCB I was able to learn how policies are implemented and how public universities receive and allocate funds. With this opportunity, I was able to have a hand in decisions that are related to the student union and see things through from start to finish related to my interests in budgeting, finance, rules, and policy. |
Alyssa Suarez |
CCB Member: Spring 2017 - Spring 2018
Major: Sociology Favorite food: Dominos Pasta Bread Bowl Organizations I am apart of: Phi Mu Sorority, AlohaThon, Friends & the Family Why did you join CCB? To gain leadership and experiences before entering the work force. |
Logan McPherson |
CCB Member: Spring 2017 - Spring 2018
Major: Women Studies Interesting fact: I have synesthesia. Why did you join CCB? In high school, I was apart of student government, and I really enjoyed being apart of the community that planned events and activities that the entire school could enjoy. I seek membership into Campus Center Board because I really wanted to be apart of a group that can help the University of Manoa community. |
RJ Lorenenza |
CCB Member: Spring 2017 - Spring 2018
Why did you join CCB? Becoming a member of the Campus Center Board is my way of giving back to entire community of University of Manoa. Whether its to students or faculty, its always a warm hearted feelings to make someone smile. Aside from that I hope to meet new people who I can develop great relationships with to inspire and be inspired by. With my out of the box mentality and innovative state of mind I hope to be the light of the team, especially through out the most stressful situations. Life is too short to be anything but happy and that is something I promise to always live by when it comes to delegating a hard working environment. All in all, being part of the change in a community and making a difference is what tickles my heart with happiness to make a life worth living. |
Kellie Iwasaki |
CCB Member: Fall 2014-Spring 2017
Major: Public Health Interesting Fact: I love to travel. Why did you join CCB? I wanted to get involved with a student organization on campus and I've been really appreciative of all the things Campus Center has to offer. I believe that a complete college experience is not just about academics but learning to be well rounded and taking ownership of things that are important to you. Campus Center is something that I am passionate about. |
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Kianna Dizon
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Major: Communications
Hometown: Seattle, Washington Future Goals: As an advocate for higher education, I hope to be involved in higher education programs for underrepresented minorities and high school youth. Other organizations you are a part of: CRU (Formerly known as Campus Crusade's for Christ) Why did you join CCB? I joined CCB to be more involved on campus, and make changes at UH that benefit the student body. |
