History Department

“History is a guide to navigation in perilous times”


~David McCullough
HPU Participates in the Hawaii Civil War Roundtable

Keeping History Alive
Dr. Justin Vance Wins $2,500 to Make Documentary

David Tyner "Ride to Remember"

Hawai‘i Pacific University President Dr. Geoffrey Bannister signed partnership agreements with Beijing’s Capital Normal University (CNU) Oct. 25.

Bannister welcomed Dr. Chunwen Hao, Dean, and Dr. Zhanjun Liang, Chairman, School of History at CNU to sign two agreements between the universities. “Thank you for coming so far,” Bannister said.

The first is an agreement between the HPU Department of History and the CNU School of History for faculty exchanges and sharing of research. The second is a student exchange agreement between HPU and CNU. (see more here...)


Two History Department students were recognized for their academic accomplishments at the 28th annual HPU annual awards ceremony.

Hannes Terber (MA-DMS) won the university's most prestigious academic award- the Gradaute Robert E. Black Award.History Department MA-DMS students have won Black Awards for the last two years in a row.

Dana Ahlin (BS-DMS) won 2nd place for the HPU Common Book Writing Contest.  Her essay titled, "Transnational Gangs and Government Response"


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Humanities and Social Sciences Senator: Dana Ahlin  (BS-DMS Major)
Military Senator: Matthew Lau (BA IR major MA-DMS Concurrent Student)

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DMS Class of 2011
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Vietnam in the Cold War Workshop

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Associate Professor of History Pierre Asselin organizes two day workshop on Vietnam in the Cold War, 4-5 April 2011.

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Dr. Asselin brought together leading international scholars to discuss the latest research and interpretations on Vietnam and the Cold War.

group picture boats tay ninh.JPGVietnam Study Abroad 2010

"The Vietnam Study Abroad Program exceeded all my expectations: it was an academic broadening experience listening to lectures by Vietnamese professors, reinforced by discussion and museum visits. It increased my social awareness, provided a venue to appreciate and respect fellow students and faculty, and was a thought-provoking and unforgettable experience."

-Edward Zelczak, MADMS graduate student and former Vietnam War veteran

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