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Welcome to NHSEMP!
NHSEMP strives to increase the advancement of high-need students in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) while promoting UH Mānoa's vision as a Native Hawaiian place of learning.
Our mission is to provide assistance, opportunities, and community for students to excel in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Comprehensive support involving outreach, recruitment, retention, and placement strategies aim to increase the number of qualified individuals on a successful path to leadership in community, industry, and academia.
"E lawe i ke aʻo a mālama, a e ʻoi mau ka naʻauao." ~ #328 (Pukui, 1983)
He who takes his teachings and apply them, increases his knowledge.
~ Announcements ~
posted 08/05/26
2026-2027 Freshman Bridge Application Now Available!
NHSEMP Freshman Bridge Program 2026-27
Deadline: Sept. 1, 2026 by 11:59pm HST
What: A dedicated cohort program for first-year STEM students at UH Mānoa with foundations in cultural values, identity, and practices that addresses the following areas of interest for first-year college students:
Greater preparation for college success (identifying resources and opportunities);
Comfort within a large university system;
Build an academic community of peers, faculty & staff, and professionals!
For more info & application: visit our "Freshman Bridge" page
posted 08/04/26
STEM Scholars Application AY 2026-2027 Now Available!
NHSEMP STEM Scholars Program Application 2026-27
Deadline: Sept. 1, 2026 by 11:59pm HST
For more info: visit our "STEM Scholars Program" page
NHSEMP in the News
NHSEMP in the News
MAHALO NUI to Choco leʻa for an amazing and delicious chocolate tour!
posted 06/30/23
MAHALO NUI to Kaiser Permanente and HPMG West Oahu Clinic (Kīpukaoha) for hosting both our middle and high school cohorts from the STEM Summer Series Kālaimeaola (health) class, part of the 2023 Summer Institute with partner, Nā Pua Noʻeau!
Visit our "News & Events" page for more info!
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