Manoa OLA Writing Tutors

07/25/2017

OLA writing tutor Greg Gushiken was featured on the Native American Political Leadership Program page! Greg is currently interning in Washington, D.C. for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Congratulations, Greg!

Meet Gregory who is Native Hawaiian! Here's his advice for succeeding in college: "thinking of the communities that make you and shape you as a person is critical to succeeding in college. Whatever you decide to study in college, remembering the people who sparked a passion in you to make a difference in the world is critical to get through long nights filled with the scent of burnt coffee, the clacking of a keyboard, and an to-do list that seems to grow every time you look away."

05/30/2017

Check out KTUH's (90.1 FM Honolulu, 91.1 FM North Shore) It's Lit with PhDJ Anjoli Roy tonight from 9 PM - 12 AM to hear some awesome poetry and fiction pieces by past/present OLA tutors Sam Ikehara and Tina Togafau!

This week’s show features live, on-air readings of the fiction of Sam Ikehara and the fiction of Kristina Rose Togafau along with the music that these authors have curated to played around th…

05/16/2017

Congratulations to OLA tutor Tani Loo! Tani's piece, "Locating Voices," is featured in the Writing Lab Newsletter's "Connecting Writing Centers Across Borders" issue! Visit WLN: A Journal of Writing Center Scholarship's blog for more info.

From Locating Voices by Tani Loo on Connecting Writing Centers Across Borders:

"She sits facing you like all the others who have wandered down your path, but when she opens her mouth to say something—anything, really—no words come out. And when you try to answer her, you find that your voice is lost too."

Read more @ the blog!

http://www.wlnjournal.org/blog/2017/05/locating-voices/

03/20/2017

OLA Writing Center tutors Isaac Wang, Tina Togafau, Greg Gushiken, and Avree Ito-Fujita presented at the IWCA Collaborative @ CCCC in Portland, Oregon. Mahalo to OLA Project Manager Davilla Gose for attending our presentation!

01/07/2017

Happy New Year, everyone! OLA will re-open for the fall semester starting Monday, January 9. A few announcements:
- We have increased our availability to include morning hours on select days.
- Please welcome our new tutors: Greg Gushiken, Jordin Carmichael, and Tina Togafau!
- A big MAHALO and best wishes to Sam Ikehara as she embarks on the next chapter in her professional career. Sam has been a part of the OLA family for 3 years and we will miss her!
We look forward to working with all of you this semester!

11/04/2016

Happy National Novel Writing Month! Put that pen to paper and start creating your new masterpiece. OLA tutors are here to help at any stage of the writing process or with any genre of writing - novels included!

November 1-30. The world needs your novel.

10/21/2016

Did you know that OLA isn't just for UH students, but that high school students and the community can book appointments as well? Whether you need some extra feedback on a personal statement for graduate school or a cover letter for a job, we're here to work with you! Book an appointment now!

10/19/2016

We're here to work with you at every and any step of the writing process, so even if you're not sure what you're writing about yet, book an appointment to start generating ideas with a tutor!

10/17/2016

Appointments are filling up quickly this week! Get some extra feedback on your writing by using our new "book now" button to schedule yourself an appointment!

09/29/2016

Did you know that OLA also offers math and science tutoring? Head on over to the main OLA page to check out the program and give our math and science tutors a thumbs up!

Check us out Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-10 p.m. at http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ola/

09/24/2016

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09/22/2016

Welcome, Isaac and Tani, to the Manoa OLA family! Our newest tutors have added hours to the writing center's schedule. Check out our new availability and schedule an appointment today :)

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