SPAM: Student Parents At Manoa

SPAM: Student Parents At Manoa Are you a student parent at UH Mānoa? Help support University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa students and their keiki by spreading the word about SP@M!

Student Parents at Mānoa (SP@M) serves University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa student parents, providing resources such as peer mentoring, Aloha Friday lunches, and educational workshops. The program welcomes student parents of all genders and opens the door to all that the UH campus and Honolulu community have to offer. SP@M is here to support student parents as they pursue their degrees in higher education, providing a space to connect and discuss concerns and issues while navigating the dual role of students and parents. UHM students, as well as student parents from other colleges and universities, are welcome to join in the conversation through our page.
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This is the official discussion page of Student Parents At Mānoa (SP@M) which assists with on-campus and community referrals to help student parents (both Dads and Moms) succeed in their educational goals.

Join us for the KEIKI EVENT ! All student parents WELCOME 🙏🏼 October 6-8 • 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Look for the SP@M flag!
10/04/2026

Join us for the KEIKI EVENT ! All student parents WELCOME 🙏🏼
October 6-8 • 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Look for the SP@M flag!

Help care for the garden at 1776 University Avenue. The fall volunteer call includes watering, planting and harvesting, ...
10/02/2026

Help care for the garden at 1776 University Avenue. The fall volunteer call includes watering, planting and harvesting, and community-workday assistance.
For current openings and help signing up, contact [email protected].

Resource fair flyer placeholder, 600 by 800 pixels. Event details follow.Thursday, October 15, 2026 • 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p....
10/02/2026

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Thursday, October 15, 2026 • 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Campus Center Courtyard, UH Mānoa
Every October, the UH Mānoa community comes together to take a stand against domestic and dating violence. Drop by to connect with on-campus and community resources, learn how to support survivor safety, and help build a safer campus for everyone.
Sponsored by: Confidential Mānoa Advocate, PAU Violence, and the WRCOS/LEAD California Grant.
More information: Jamie Newalu, Confidential Mānoa Advocate
808-956-9499
[email protected]

Wednesday, October 7, 2026 • 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Campus Center Computer Lab & Lounge, UH MānoaApply for a first-time adu...
10/02/2026

Wednesday, October 7, 2026 • 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Campus Center Computer Lab & Lounge, UH Mānoa
Apply for a first-time adult passport or a minor’s passport using Form DS-11. Walk-ins only; no appointment needed. Bring all required documents.
Before you go, review the U.S. Department of State’s passport application guidance for forms, documents, photos, and fees.

UH Mănoa student parents!• Looking for a safe, welcoming place for your keiki during the upcoming DOE Fall Break? Bring ...
09/30/2026

UH Mănoa student parents!
• Looking for a safe, welcoming place for your keiki during the upcoming DOE Fall Break? Bring them by the SP@M Lounge in QLC #211! We are open all week from Monday
to Friday (10/5-10/9). For any questions, feel free to call us at 808-956-9306. See you and your keiki there!

🌧️ Are you storm prepared? 🌴Take a moment to check your emergency supplies and make sure your ʻohana is ready. 💚Need add...
09/27/2026

🌧️ Are you storm prepared? 🌴
Take a moment to check your emergency supplies and make sure your ʻohana is ready. 💚

Need additional resources? Reach out: 808-956-9306 | [email protected] 📲

UH Mānoa student parents! 📣 Looking for a safe, welcoming place for your keiki during the upcoming DOE Fall Break? Bring...
09/23/2026

UH Mānoa student parents! 📣 Looking for a safe, welcoming place for your keiki during the upcoming DOE Fall Break? Bring them by the SP@M Lounge in QLC #211! We are open all week from Monday to Friday (10/5–10/9). For any questions, feel free to call us at 808-956-9306. See you and your keiki there! 🌸✨

University of Hawaiʻi researchers are recruiting for a four-week study examining poi during pregnancy. Contact the study...
09/23/2026

University of Hawaiʻi researchers are recruiting for a four-week study examining poi during pregnancy. Contact the study team to ask about eligibility and participation.
You may qualify if you: are at least 18; are 10–22 weeks pregnant; live in the Koʻolau region from Waimānalo to Waimea; have no pre-existing health conditions; own a smartphone; and can read and write English.
Study activities: receive 1 lb of poi daily for four weeks, complete questionnaires, and provide self-collected vaginal swabs. Participants may receive up to $385 for their time and participation.
[email protected]
808-586-8007

Through ‘ike makamae passed down from our kupuna, NHSS continues to celebrate this Native Hawaiian History Month this Th...
09/21/2026

Through ‘ike makamae passed down from our kupuna, NHSS continues to celebrate this Native Hawaiian History Month this Thursday Sept 24 from 1:30-3:00pm by remembering the revitalization of ho’okele in
‘Ike Hawal’i and utilizing our skills in kilo of our night sky!
Using na hokü in the Manaiakalani Starline; their stories, names, and mechanics; we will learn how to determine our latitude on the honua. E naue mai e nã hoa a e lu’u i ka ‘ike ho’okele.
Registration is required! Registration link in bio or visit go.hawaii.edu/R3Z. Ninau? Email us at [email protected]

There are 700 reasons but I’ll just name 7😊FOR NOW😏
09/18/2026

There are 700 reasons but I’ll just name 7😊FOR NOW😏

Address

QLC 211
Honolulu, HI
96822

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18089569306

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