Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.d.) in Hawaiian and Indigenous Language and Cultural Revitalization
Papahana Kauka (Ph.d.) ma ka Ho??la ??lelo a Mo?omeheu Hawai?i a ??iwi
?O ke ala nu?ukia o ka Papahana Kauka ma ka Ho??la ??lelo a Mo?omeheu Hawai?i a ??iwi, ?o ia ka ho?om?kaukau ?ana iho i n? ?imina?auao Hawai?i a ??iwi ?? a?e paha i m?kaukau no ke komo ?ana i n? k?lana alaka?i i loko o ko l?kou mau kaiaulu ho??la ??lelo a mo?omeheu.
The mission of the Ph.D. program in Hawaiian and Indigenous Language and Culture Revitalization is to train well rounded Hawaiian and other indigenous scholars who are prepared to take leadership roles within their communities in indigenous language and culture revitalization.
Ua kaulana ?o Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani mai ?? a ?? ?o ia ke alaka?i ma ka ho??la ??lelo ??iwi ?ana ma ?Amelika Hui P? ?Ia, a p?l? p? n? ho?i ma ka P?k?pika ??kau a me n? ??ina pili. Aia ma Hilo he papahana ho?ona?auao kaiapuni Hawai?i mai ka pae kula kamali?i a i ka pae mulipuka, a ma laila p? n? ke?ena e k?ko?o ana ma ke alaka?i ?ana, ka ho?omohala ha?awina ?ana, ka ho?ol?l? ho??la ??lelo ?ana, a ma ke k?ko?o ?enehana ?ana a puni ka pae??ina o Hawai?i. Eia hou, m?lama ?o Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani, me ke k?ko?o ?ana mai o ke aupuni, i n? hana lawelawe k?waho no ke k?ko?o ?ana i n? ??lelo ??iwi mai ?? a ?? o Polenesia a me ?Amelika Hui P? ?Ia.
Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elilk?lani is widely recognized as the leader in indigenous language revitalization in the United States, and indeed the North Pacific Basin. Concentrated in Hilo is a preschool through graduate school Hawaiian medium educational system and key support offices providing administrative, curricular, language planning, and technological support to programs throughout the Hawaiian islands. In addition, Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani provides government sponsored outreach services to support indigenous languages throughout Polynesia and the United States.
Ua ho?okahua ?ia ka Papahana Kauka ma ka Ho??la ??lelo a Mo?omeheu Hawai?i a ??iwi ma luna o ?elua kumu nui. ?O ka mua, ?o ia ka ho?olako ?ana i ko Hawai?i nei a puni i ka pae ki?eki?e o ke a?o k?lai?ike a me ka noi?i ?imi na?auao ma ka ??lelo Hawai?i. ?O ka lua, ?o ia ka ho?ohana ?ana i ke ki?ina ho??la ??lelo Hawai?i i kaulana kona puka lanakila ?ana ma ka loa a me ka laul? o ka honua no ke k?kua a k?ko?o ?ana i n? ?imina?auao ??iwi a me n? kumu a?o ??lelo ?? a?e ma ho?ona?auao pae lae?ula i pili i ka ho??la ?ana i ko l?kou mau ??lelo a mo?omeheu iho n?. Ma ka ho?onoho ?ana i ka p??aiapili e k?ka?i mana?o a noi?ina no n? n?nau a me n? n?n?n? o ka ho??la ?ana i ka ??lelo a mo?omeheu ??iwi o k?l? wahi k?ia wahi, e ikaika hou aku ka ho??la ?ana i ka mauli Hawai?i.
The Doctorate in Hawaiian and Indigenous Language and Culture Revitalization is designed first to serve the needs of the State of Hawai?i for advanced academic training and scholarly research in the Hawaiian language. An additional goal is to use the internationally recognized successful model of Hawaiian language revitalization to provide other indigenous scholars and language educators with graduate level education relevant to the revitalization of their own languages and cultures. By providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and research on the many issues involved in revitalizing indigenous languages and cultures elsewhere, Hawaiian revitalization will be further strengthened.
E ho?oili a heluhelu i k?ia palapala wehewehena papahana a me k?ia papa helu h???ia koina komo no ka ?ike hou aku e pili ana i ka papahana k?kel? kauka
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