Welina Mai!
Nāulu Center
The Nāulu Center design and development was founded upon Hawai’i Papa O Ke Ao goals. Some of its goals include creating a Native Hawaiian cultural place to develop activities and programs that build and sustain a community of learners. It strives to sustain a space intertwined with Native Hawaiian cultural values where students can gather, socialize, and participate in activities, programs, and workshops. It provides spaces, resources, and holistic opportunities for students on their paths to excellence. It nurtures the overall wellbeing of our students, campus, and community. The Nāulu Center team collaborates efforts to enrich the experiences of the entire student and staff community at UH West Oʻahu.
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday:
8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Hours of operation are subject to change without notice based on existing or pending reservations.
Services
The Nāulu Center has resources available for in-house use ranging from laptops, books, and string instruments.
Nāulu Center provides six primary spaces, the Hoʻokipa room, Hoʻonanaea room, Culinary Arts Lab & Prep-Kitchen, Hale Kuahuokalā, Piko Cultural & Performing Outdoor Learning Space, and Conference Room that may be reserved for classes with guest speakers, workshops, demonstrations, and special events.
There are multiple programs housed within the Nāulu center under Kauluhāweo with services ranging from PreK-12, first year freshmen, transfer students, and more.
Nāulu Center Art and Mo'olelo
The spirit of Nāulu Center and the history of its inception and growth.