etd-ShermanMic-5240.pdf 

An analysis of Hawaiian public land administration: A historical perspective 

What does multicultural teaching look like when U.S. professors teach classes mainly composed of East Asian students? 

Symbols, myth and TV in Hawai'i: "Hawaiian Eye", "Five-O" and "Magnum P.I.". The first cycle 

Cosi Cosa, 1935 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 6 only] 

A comparison of the legislative and financial constraints on the development of charter schools in the Aloha State 

Self-efficacy beliefs and intentions to persist of Native Hawaiian and non-Hawaiian science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors 

Russia's advance and retreat in the Northeast Pacific: 1784-1841 

Seahorse (1963) 

Resource allocation strategies and educational adequacy: an examination of an academic & financial plan used to allocate resources to strategies that promote student achievement in Hawaii 

An investigation of culturally responsive teaching using James Banks' Five dimensions of multicultural education: a case study 

The history of public education of the Hawaiian Islands during the period of the monarchy 

Administrator reflective practice to support Latino youth in Orange County public schools 

Academic and social adjustment of Korean "parachute kids" in Southern California 

Backing each other up "like in basketball": an examination of literacy and the forms of capital among peers in an elementary school classroom community of practice 

A study of Pacific Islander scholarship football players and their institutional experience in higher education 

An investigation of hiring English language learner paraprofessionals in Hawaii 

Leadership capacity building within a Native Hawaiian nonprofit organization 

Leadership capacity building within a Hawaiian-based nonprofit organization 

Forever Darling, 1955 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 4 only] 

Gloria, 1960 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 4 only] 

Children's Picnic Song, 1961 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 4 only] 

Ada, 1962 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 6 only] 

Gaby, 1956 [sheet music, pp. 1 & 4 only] 

Palapala: Language, literacy, and learning among native Hawaiian women in Waimanalo, Hawaii