KSSLP
  • Home
  • SERVICE LEARNERS START HERE
    • Orientation
    • Registration
    • Timesheet/Evaluation
    • Essay
  • Pathways
    • Environment Pathway
    • Health Pathway
    • Education Pathway
    • Arts, History, & Culture Pathway
    • Intercultural Perspectives & Identities Pathway
    • Bridging Generations Pathway
    • Resilience Neighborhoods Pathway
  • Events & Opportunities!
    • Get Involved!
  • Become Certified
    • Certificate Training Programs
  • KSSL Resource Library
    • Pohukaina Food Pantry
    • Resources for Knowledge Expansion
    • Service-Learning
    • Disaster Preparedness
    • Native Hawaiian Plants Listing
    • Native Hawaiian Plants Resources
    • Invasive Plant Species Profiles
    • Invasive Animal & Insect Species Profiles
    • Plastic Pollution World Crisis
    • Environmental Asbestos Exposure
    • Blood Donations
  • About KSSL
    • Mission & Vision
    • Meet the Team
    • Civic Action Plan (PDF)
    • Assessment Reports Archive
  • For Students
    • Māla Māunuunu
    • KCC Ecology Club
    • Service Learner Types
    • Student Resources & Incentives
    • AAUW - American Association of University Women
    • MINA Mālama I Nā Ahupuaʻa
    • Policies
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Students
  • CERENE Website
  • For Faculty
    • Policies
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Faculty
    • Faculty Resources
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) for Community Partners
  • KCC Sustainability & Climate Action Plan 2022-2026 (PDF)

ʻO kā mākou kuleana
(Mission)​
The Kapiʻolani Service and Sustainability Learning Program (KSSLP) empowers students to connect academic learning with meaningful community engagement. Through service-learning, we foster personal growth, civic responsibility, and a commitment to the common good. Our mission is to build partnerships that strengthen our communities, enhance education, and inspire active citizenship through collaboration, reflection, and service.​


ʻO kā mākou moemoeā
​(Vision)
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We envision a community of informed, compassionate, and engaged citizens who use their knowledge and talents to create positive change. Through the integration of service, learning, and sustainability, the Kapiʻolani Service and Sustainability Learning Program strives to strengthen connections between campus and community, nurturing leaders who are committed to equity, collaboration, and the well-being of Hawaiʻi and beyond.
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  • Home
  • SERVICE LEARNERS START HERE
    • Orientation
    • Registration
    • Timesheet/Evaluation
    • Essay
  • Pathways
    • Environment Pathway
    • Health Pathway
    • Education Pathway
    • Arts, History, & Culture Pathway
    • Intercultural Perspectives & Identities Pathway
    • Bridging Generations Pathway
    • Resilience Neighborhoods Pathway
  • Events & Opportunities!
    • Get Involved!
  • Become Certified
    • Certificate Training Programs
  • KSSL Resource Library
    • Pohukaina Food Pantry
    • Resources for Knowledge Expansion
    • Service-Learning
    • Disaster Preparedness
    • Native Hawaiian Plants Listing
    • Native Hawaiian Plants Resources
    • Invasive Plant Species Profiles
    • Invasive Animal & Insect Species Profiles
    • Plastic Pollution World Crisis
    • Environmental Asbestos Exposure
    • Blood Donations
  • About KSSL
    • Mission & Vision
    • Meet the Team
    • Civic Action Plan (PDF)
    • Assessment Reports Archive
  • For Students
    • Māla Māunuunu
    • KCC Ecology Club
    • Service Learner Types
    • Student Resources & Incentives
    • AAUW - American Association of University Women
    • MINA Mālama I Nā Ahupuaʻa
    • Policies
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Students
  • CERENE Website
  • For Faculty
    • Policies
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Faculty
    • Faculty Resources
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) for Community Partners
  • KCC Sustainability & Climate Action Plan 2022-2026 (PDF)