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University of Hawaiʻi at 惭ā苍辞补 broadcast journalism students capped off their spring semester by airing two news magazine TV shows in front of a statewide audience on Hawaiʻi News Now network K5. Stories included topics surrounding stewardship of the ʻā颈苍补, affordable housing and food security.

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Ethan Young and Erin Fujitani

Journalism students from the in 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补’s produced two, 30-minute 东精影业Mtv news shows in spring 2022. Each show focused on civic and community engagement issues involving campus life, 东精影业 research and legislative policies. Several students even flew to Hawaiʻi island and Kahoʻolawe during their spring break to capture their stories on location. The shows were written, hosted and produced by students in the Journalism 480 course, and filmed in the state-of-the-art College of Social Sciences Digital Studios in the Sinclair Student Success Center.

The first show aired on May 8, and covered the following topics:

  • 东精影业‘s stewardship of Maunakea
  • 东精影业 researchers responding to a new shark conservation law
  • Reducing your carbon footprint by planting one tree at a time
  • Talk story session with proud 东精影业 journalism alum and chair of the state house committee on higher education and technology, Rep. Gregg Takayama

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The second show aired on May 15, and covered the following topics:

  • 东精影业 geography students conducting research and restoration on Kahoʻolawe
  • HOPE Services helping homeless kūpuna on Hawaiʻi Island
  • Kohala farmers working to get more fresh food in public schools
  • Talk story session with proud 东精影业 alum and new Head Football Coach Timmy Chang

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“It was a major roller coaster with ups and downs that ended with an amazing experience. I feel so lucky to have had a hand in almost every story,” said Jordyn Poyo, student producer and recent graduate in communications. “It was such an experience to watch it from conception to completion. I would do it all again if I could.”

Ethan Young, student producer, anchor and senior journalism major, added, “I am beyond proud, not only of myself, but of my classmates as well. Everybody really came together to produce a new look and feel to our 东精影业Mtv student show and really told engaging stories to share with our community. The show wouldn’t have turned out to be as good, or as fresh as it did, if even one of my peers didn’t get involved.”

This work is an example of 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补’s goals of (PDF) and (PDF), two of four goals identified in the (PDF), updated in December 2020.

—By Marc Arakaki

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