Hawaii Pacific University Pacific Island Student Organizations:

HPU is a university with students from richly diverse cultural, ethnic, 
and national backgrounds. HPU has a wide variety of more than 70 student 
organizations in six categories; academic and professional; cultural and 
religious; service; special interest; activity; and honor societies. 
The following are Pacific Island groups are especially active in HPU's annual 
spring cultural celebration, Intercultural Day.

Hui Aloha `Aina Ua Kukulahale
This Hawaiian club is designed to promote awareness, education, social stimulation, 
knowledge, and interest in the Hawaiian culture, as well as other local cultures, 
for all interested students, faculty, and staff. 

Samoan Student Association
This club is designed to promote goodwill and understanding of Samoan 
culture and heritage, and to provide assistance for Samoan students at 
HPU in handling culture shock, making friends and becoming oriented to 
Hawaii, and to represent HPU's Samoan student population in the outside 
community.

Tongan Club
This club strives to foster a close relationship between students of 
Tongan origin, educate the HPU community about the Tongan culture, 
and contribute to the Tongan community in Hawaii. 

Magkaisa- Philippine Student Association
This club was created to unite and uplift the identity of the Filipino 
students at HPU, club members promote their culture through cooperation 
in activities, projects, and performances with other schools and 
community organizations. 

For more information on student clubs at HPU, 
contact the Student Life Office at (808) 544-0277.