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Tiffany Kurozawa. These scholarships signify Queen’s expanded support of the program, increasing the number of scholarships available from three last year to five this year. In addition, for the last 10 years, Queen’s has supported students who are enrolled in the ʻImi Hoʻōla program by providing them with monthly stipends, allowing them to commit their full attention to their studies. As part of the criteria for accepting a scholarship, students must sign an agreement with JABSOM to commit to practicing medicine in Hawaiʻi. Related ʻImi Hoʻōla (“those who seek to heal”), a 12-month program in JABSOM’s Department of Native Hawaiian Health, provides opportunities to attend medical school. The program prepares students with an emphasis on the integration of concepts and principles in the areas of science and humanities. Upon completion of the program, students are enrolled in medical school.

United statesKatelyn shiraiBenjamin leeWinona leeTiffany kurozawaVanessa freitasEduardo biala jrUniversity of hawaiDepartment of native hawaiian healthBaccalaureate programKealakehe high schoolJohna burns school of medicineQueen health systemsEduardo bialaHealth systemsNative hawaiian health