Tania DuPont, Hawaii Island
* Honolulu: Lara Yamada, KITV
* Todd Simmons, Civil Beat
* Sonia Toguchi, Oceanit
* Hawaii Island: Louanne Ponder, Editor
Elijah Anakalea-Buckley, Hawaii Island
* HCATT's BESI Waste to Energy Project Dedication
* Paul Ponthieux, CTO, Pu'u Wa'awa'a Ranch
* Christine Young, Zero Waste, Pu'u Wa'awa'a Ranch
* Dennis Furukawa, Real Green Power
* Ravi Pare, Oceanit/Design Thinking Hawaii
Jacqueline Noborikawa, Kailua, Oahu
* Linda Burger, NSA Technology Transfer Program
* Joanna Amberger, AAUW Honolulu Branch, President
* Robbie Menton, HTDC: High Technology Development Corporation
Serena Le, Honolulu, Oahu
* Dr. Dexter Poon, Oceanit
* Dr. Russell Woo, University of Hawai'i, John A. Burns School of Medicine
* Bryan Avery, HiCare: Hawaii Center Anatomical Research & Education LLC
Juanito Moses Jr., Oahu
* Natalie Waters, Design Thinking Hawaii/Oceanit
* Civil & Coastal Engineers @ Oceanit
SHYLI is Win-Win-Win!
Trains our young people
Connects with Island leaders
Career pathways for STEM jobs
Builds local green workforce
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SHYLI's Workforce Development Strategy
SHYLI's Job Shadow Day
Program has been held on three islands: Hawaii, Lanai and Oahu. This one-day experience
helps translate youth passion with practical experience in the job market.
We give youth a positive experience of the world of work, promote a good work ethic, and develop long-lasting relationships that contribute to the island and global economy. Youth are strategically matched for a day with business, government and academic professionals so they have first-hand experience about jobs in their fields of interest. SHYLI workshops prepare students to maximize these mentoring experiences. Youth research potential career pathways aligned with their personal and professional dreams. They learn first-hand about being a leader in today's world. SHYLI is helping to build a local green workforce. SHYLI's goal is to give young people an opportunity to learn about career pathways to 21st century and STEM sustainability jobs. From engineers and marine biologists to tech/computer science coding, sustainability takes a whole village of people with a wide variety of jobs and careers!
Oceanit hosted the SHYLI Job Shadow Day Reception 2014-2016. In
2015 Job Shadow Day was a whole week, with 3 different locations: Hawaii, Oahu and Washington D.C.
In 2014, Oceanit hosted a joint reception with the University of Hawaii's Hilo Chancellor's Offices. In 2013, Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce hosted a reception.
At SHYLI's Design Sustainable Hawaii Forum youth share their projects with Hawaii's leaders and vision for their future. This multi-faceted, project based learning program strategically builds workforce development.