PACE FACULTY FELLOWS
The PACE Faculty Fellows program aims to recognize and support faculty who are making significant contributions to entrepreneurship education at the University of Hawaii. Faculty, from any discipline and any campus, who are integrating core entrepreneurial concepts into their teaching, are invited to apply.
PACE supports faculty participants in the EL3vate program. EL3vate is a faculty professional development initiative aimed at incorporating experiential learning, entrepreneurial frameworks, and engineering design thinking into course curricula. Developed in collaboration with the UH Online Innovation Center (UHOIC) and the Maui Economic Development Board (MEDB), this year-long program happens in three phases. Click on the button below to learn more.
Prior to the establishment of the EL3vate program, PACE supported individual members of the UH faculty.
FELLOW | DEPARTMENT | PROJECT / CONFERENCE |
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Robert Nakata | College of Engineering | Venture Well Conference (lean launchpad seminar) |
Young Jin Bahng | Fashion Design and Merchandising | Experiential Classroom |
Jim Richardson | Shidler College of Business (Management) | Babson College Conference (SEE) |
Jian Zhou | Shidler College of Business (Accounting) | Experiential Classroom |
Gregory Kim | Richardson School of Law | Experiential Classroom at The University of Tampa |
Jonas Vibell | Department of Psychology | UH Entrepreneurs Fellowship in Silicon Valley |
Savannah Adler | Fashion Design and Merchandising | FDM437 Retail Business Contest and Online Marketplace |
Constancio Paranal | Shidler College of Business (Marketing) | MKT 391 Marketing Study for PACE |
Blake Nichols | Shidler College of Business (Marketing) | Coral Sperm Disseminator Marketability Study (interdisciplinary team) |
Reza Ghorbani | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Web Summit (technology, software conference) |