Windward Community College is one of the campuses operated by University Of Hawaii - System. Our records show the address as Kaneohe, HI, USA.
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Windward Community College, nestled in the lush Windward Oahu region, provides associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs emphasizing the arts, sciences, and community service. It offers a personalized education experience with a focus on environmental and cultural studies.
- Division of Arts and Humanities: Dance, drama, English, music, and visual arts, integrating Hawaiian performing traditions.
- Division of Continuing and Community Education: Workshops in yoga, gardening, and cultural crafts.
- Division of Humanities and Fine Arts: Hawaiian studies, history, philosophy, and speech, promoting cultural appreciation.
- Division of Math, Science, and Technology: Astronomy, biology, computer science, and oceanography, utilizing nearby marine labs.
- Division of Social Sciences: Anthropology, psychology, sociology, and political science, exploring Pacific societies.
- Health Education Program: Exercise science, nutrition, and wellness coaching.
- Plant and Environmental Sciences: Horticulture, native plant propagation, and sustainable landscaping.
- Student Support Services: Academic advising, counseling, and transfer assistance.
- Workforce Development: Certificates in early childhood education and office administration.
The college's location near the Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden enhances outdoor learning. Programs support transfer to UH Manoa with honors options. Community theater and art exhibits engage locals. Sustainability is core, with courses on climate resilience and native ecosystems. Online and evening classes accommodate diverse schedules. Windward fosters inclusivity through Native Hawaiian initiatives and multicultural events. Students participate in service projects like coastal cleanups. Graduates enter fields in education, environmental management, arts, and health, prepared to lead in community development, cultural preservation, and scientific research while embracing Oahu's natural and social landscapes.
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