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Na Ho’olaha I Na Kumo o PDK is the newsletter of the Phi Delta Kappa, State of Hawaii chapter page 1

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Aloha mai e, members of PDK Hawai‘i!

I hope that this message finds you all well, in good health and good spirits.

I want to thank you for your continued and renewed commitment to supportingPDK Hawai‘i. It is through you and your loyal membership that we are able to findways to achieve and promote PDK’s three main tenets of service, research, andleadership.

This past year has been one of many changes, for both myself and PDK. As thedust settles in the wake of another fast-paced, exciting school year, I am leftcontemplating what went well and what didn’t – what things I think I can archiveas “keepers” and which things need to be heavily revised in order to be effectivenext year. As I similarly reflect on PDK Hawai ‘i and my role in its leadership, I feel that this past year serving asPresident has been an interesting one… particularly because it included a steep learning curve! There were so manyaspects of management, organization, and facilitation that I needed to learn, and I thank Dr. Loretta Krause, Past-President, for her continued guidance and mentoring in all areas. That said – get ready for a new and exciting PDKHawai‘i in the Fall! As John Wilt’s research article states and quotes – this truly is “A Time for Change”, in somany ways! This summer, I plan to work with the rest of our Board to finalize the structural and organizationalchanges that we have been discussing this past school year. As you will read in the following pages, we have beenhard at work in several areas: developing a scholarship endowment fund through PDK International, expanding thescope and reach of our Hawaii School Peace Gardens initiative, working to create a synergistic relationship withPi Lambda Theta chapters here in Hawai‘i, and celebrating the many accomplishments of our own Dr. Truc Nguyen,recognized near and far as a truly innovative and inspiring leader in education.

In closing, I would like to ask each of you to consider becoming a more active participant in PDK Hawai‘i.Regardless of our membership numbers, we are always in need of more people to help us fulfill our vision andmission of improving the service, research, and leadership of education professionals locally and globally. In theupcoming months, please consider answering our Call for Volunteers as we plan new outreach, service, andleadership opportunities for our various communities. I will be posting these calls on our website and via emailbefore the start of next school year.

Please enjoy the contributions by our various writers included in this newsletter, and be on the lookout for updatesover the summer via the website or e-mail. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your President this year.

Me ka ha‘aha‘a,Miki K. [email protected]

Miki Tomita, PDK President

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State of Hawaii Chapter 0067 PHI DELTA KAPPAFounded in Hawaii in 1949 Research -- Service -- Leadership

Volume LIII No. 26 visit us online at: www.hawaii.edu/pdknews June 2011

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PAST PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE by Loretta Krause

It is my pleasure to congratulate Truc Nguyen, our Foundations Representative, for beingselected by PDK International as a participant in their Emerging Leaders Program. This isa first for the Hawaii Chapter. Only 24 members in the nation were selected to participate.Truc just returned from the PDK national convention with a renewed commitment to sharea leadership role in PDK Hawaii.

In my final report as PDK Chapter President, I summarized 10 major activities that wereinitiated last year. Let’s see how well we have done so far this year!

1. The PDK newsletter in now firmly established as an on-line publication. The creditlargely goes to former member Bao Le, who created our PDK/Hawaii website, where thenewsletters are now published on-line.

2. The rewritten chapter by-laws have been approved by PDK International.

3. The Peace Gardens Program sponsored by PDK Hawaii is expanding and working with other interestededucational and community partners.

4. The Board of Directors reviewed the chapter structure. After much discussion, it was recommended that theUniversity chapter become a state chapter. The members voted to approve the change. PDK International said thatmany small states with only one chapter are moving in this direction due to a more varied membership. PDKInternational has indicated they will approve our application to become a state chapter.

5. It was voted by the membership to establish a $10,000 scholarship endowment fund, sponsored by the PDKHawaii chapter. This is a new program sponsored by PDK International. The local chapter must raise $2,000 a yearfor a period of 5 years.

I have offered to donate $1,000 to the scholarship fund this year if we can raise a matching amount from thePDK/Hawaii membership.

John Southworth has just pledged $200 a year for 5 years. We only need 9 MORE MEMBERS to do the same andwe will get a bonus from PDK International of $2,000 for our scholarship fund. However, any amount you candonate will be greatly appreciated. More specific information is elsewhere is this newsletter. WE HAVE UNTILJULY 1, 2011 TO GET THE FIRST $2,000 OR MORE, SO LET’S GET STARTED! WHO WILL MATCHJOHN'S EXAMPLE?

6. We continue to encourage high school students to participate in the Prospective Educators Scholarship Program.

7. The review of the over-all PDK chapter as a state organization is progressing.

8. The Peace Gardens Program will continue to be sponsored next year by PDK Hawaii under the able directionof Aaron Levine of the College of Education.

9. PDK Hawaii is opening discussions with Pi Lambda Theta to provide closer cooperation between our twoorganizations now that they have joined forces with PDK International.

10. Exploring ways to help begin a PDK chapter in Vietnam will not continue at this time.

All in all, it looks like PDK Hawaii has gotten off to the good start this year. Please help donate to our newscholarship fund so we can help more undergraduate and graduate students become teachers.

Loretta Krause,PDK Past PResident



Welcome, Pi Lambda Theta! by Miki K. Tomita

Last fall, Phi Delta Kappa International officiallywelcomed both Pi Lambda Theta (PLT) and FutureEducators of America (FEA) into our family. Together,all three organizations hope to support the widest range ofeducators possible – starting with FEA for K-12prospective educators, continuing with PLT for pre-service and in-service teachers, and culminating withPDK, our prestigious professional association. Here inHawai‘i, there exist several institutions that support a PLTprogram. Two in particular have been in regular contactwith our PDK President and Membership Chair since thepartnership began – Christine Putzulu of University ofHawai‘i Beta Zeta Chapter, and David Kaneakua of theHawai‘i Chapter (left at right of Miki in the photo). Both of these chapters demonstrate strong membership, andplay active roles in supporting the many needs of various educational communities. We are continuing ourconversations on ways to complement and perhaps combine our resources in the future. As for FEA, we are justbeginning anew our explorations of how to support future educators in Hawaii’s K-12 environments. Stay tuned– or better yet, join the effort! For more information on how to help support our new partnership with PLT, or onhelping to develop an FEA program for Hawai‘i, please contact Miki Tomita at [email protected].

Hawai‘i School Peace Gardens Report By Aaron J. Levine, Chair

Phi Delta Kappa Hawai‘i School Peace Garden (PDK HSPG) had a fruitful Spring 2011 semester. Committeemembers Julia Morton-Marr (founder of the International School Peace Gardens), John Thatcher (Principal,Connections PCS), Miki Tomita (President, PDK Hawai‘i and Teacher, Education Laboratory School), KenyonTam (Administrative Assistant, Hawaii Charter Schools Administrative Office), and Aaron Levine (Chair, PDKHSPG and Partnership and Placement Coordinator, UHM College of Education) invited school and educationalorganizations to several forums to discuss ideas for supporting schools in their integration of peace andsustainability education throughout the curriculum. Discussions included an overview how a School Peace Gardencan help to galvanize the entire school community toward building a curriculum with peace and sustainability atits core. Partners from the Hawai‘i School Gardens Hui, a network of educators dedicated to the development ofschool gardens throughout the state, Kokua Foundation educators Lydi Morgan Bernal and others, and scienceeducator Dr. Tara O’Neill, met with committee members to share experiences and discuss opportunities for furthercollaboration. PDK HSPG also participated in the recent Climate Change Gathering held at the East-West Centerand spearheaded by Maya Soetoro-Ng. Participants shared their successes and challenges with designing andimplementing curriculum to address climate change issues.

Hawai‘i School Gardens Hui can be seen at their website:(http://web.me.com/kokuahawaii/HSGHui/Hawaii_School_Garden_Hui.html).

PDK HSPG devoted considerable effort in developing our partnership with the Education Laboratory School andU.H. Manoa Children’s Center. The committee worked with high school liaison Miki Tomita, elementary schoolliaison Laurie Faure, and Children’s Center liaison Lani Au to share Peace Garden initiatives underway at all threesites and explore exciting opportunities for PK-12 collaboration. To date, the high school and elementary schoolhave dedicated a Path of Peace between the two school sites, and it appears that this path will now expand to include

Presidents at PLT Founder’s Day luncheon,November 2010, photo courtesy Ruby Saito.



the Children’s Center. PDK HSPG hopes that the Education Laboratory School and Children’s Center sites willserve as a model “lighthouse school” for other schools interested in developing peace and sustainability education.

As we did in 2010, PDK HSPG will be planning a Fall 2011 Hawai‘i School Peace Gardens workshop. Our goalis to bring back last year’s participants to share successes and challenges, and include new participants who areworking to integrate peace and sustainability education across the P-20 curriculum. To find out more about SchoolPeace Gardens, please visit the International School Peace Gardens at ihtec.org. Mahalo nui loa to the PDK HSPGcommittee and all our participating partners in their commitment to this essential work. We are always looking fornew PDK Hawai‘i members to join our committee. Please contact Aaron Levine if you would like to get involved([email protected]).

How to use to PDK Connect by Julia Morton-Marr ([email protected])

PDK members now have a wonderful tool for discussions on education, and anything suggestions towards runningPDK International. Since it first began, it is now much easier to manage. Once you have filled in your profile, andthe discussions that you are interested in, you can go to a people finder, and click on people who are most likelyto be interested in your ideas. What a fascinating way to meet and mentor new educators. To access PDK Connect, go to http://www.pdkintl.org/connect/index.htm, or

Go to the PDK International website http://www.pdkintl.org and log in (the 'Log in' button is at the top rightin the white bar, it is very small. Username: your first initial last name and Password: PDK Member number (This is on your Kappan). Whenyou are in, look for the "PDK Connect" button, at the top right hand side of the page.Click on ‘PDK Connect’, click ‘FAQ/Welcome Video’ (see below), click 'My Profile' and fill it in.Click ‘Groups’ and start browsing, blogging, commenting, publicizing your ideas.

John Southworth has also uploaded the link to PDK Connect into the PDK Pacific www.nicenet.org classroom. Askfor John for the class key. [email protected] I have made comments in the following groups, started a 'Peace & Sustainability Education' group for our commentson the PDK Hawaii School Peace Gardens.

Video EDPDK/PLT/FEA group.KAPPAN - Requested an edition of Peace & Sustainability Education. School ReformCreated a 'Peace & Sustainability Education' groupBullying in Schools

From PDK International: "For a quick overview of the basics, watch our "Welcome to PDKConnect" video. Formore "how to" videos like this, visit www.pdkconnect.org. (You don't need to log in to access these resources.)Can't find the answer to your question? Contact the international office at 800-766-1156 [email protected]. We're happy to help!



PDK/HAWAII AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIP NEWS By Thanh Truc T. Nguyen

Willis B. Coale Scholarship

Each year, the PDK/Hawaii Chapter 0067 offers a scholarship in honor of WillisB. Coale to a graduate student in the field of education to further service, researchand leadership in education. This year, we are very proud to award the Willis B.Coale scholarship to Greg Uchishiba.

Greg is an English Language Learner (ELL) resource teacher in the LeewardDistrict. He is committed to making an impact in public education for K-12 secondlanguage learners. His experience living and teaching English in Japan for twoyears developed in him an empathy for the struggles of ELL students whenlearning a second language and trying to survive in a new culture. Greg hasdeveloped a particular interest in pedagogical and research issues in teachingreading and writing to second language learners so that he can help improve theway teachers instruct ELL students, and is currently pursuing his doctorate ineducation.

One of Greg’s research interests is in looking at different methods for teaching and assessing reading and writingto second language learners. He posits that the current Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol model, thoughit meets No Child Left Behind’s scientifically-based research criteria and provides teachers with general ELLstrategies, may not be enough to edify teachers on how to teach specific content areas such as reading and writingto second language learners. In another inquiry, Greg is driven to analyze ELL dropout rates in high schools. Gregis motivated by a 2002 New York report that revealed 31% of ELLs dropped out and a 2001 Canadian report thatfound their cumulative ELL drop out rate to be 74%. His goal is to investigate reasons why Hawai‘i high schoolELL students drop out and how to improve those graduation rates. In a third related inquiry, Greg wants to examineELL elementary student data of those who have excited the ELL program in Hawai‘i and look at trends and possiblecauses why some are progressing in language proficiency at a slower rate.

Greg constantly reflects on how he can improve personally to ultimately do a better job for Hawai‘i's ELL students,teachers, and administrators during his after-work hours. He is described as determined, compassionate,knowledgeable, and a trustworthy. His dedication to the youth of Hawai‘i is admirable. PDK-Hawaii is honoredto name Greg our Willis B. Coale Scholarship Recipient.

The next Willis B. Coale Scholarship deadline is May 1, 2011.

See www.hawaii.edu/pdknews/scholarship_Coale.html for more information.

Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award

The PDK Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, which is funded through the PDK Educational Foundation,is a well-respected award that highlights exceptional education research. Each year, PDK International recognizesone winner who receives a cash award of $5,000 and the opportunity to publish a summary of the dissertationresearch in Kappan magazine. PDK is now accepting applications for the 2011-2012 award. For eligibility criteriaor submission requirements see www.pdkintl.org/awards/dda.htm to download the application and instructions. Theentry deadline is September 1, 2011.



PDK/HAWAII FOUNDATION NEWS By Thanh Truc T. Nguyen

PDK/Hawaii Sponsors 33rd Annual Meeting of HERAJanuary 8, 2011 Hawai‘i Educational Research Association with support from the Curriculum Research &Development Group and the Hawai‘i Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa presented the 33rd Annual Conference. TheHawai'i Educational Research Association (HERA) provides a forum for sharing issues, insights, and researchfindings with educational researchers, administrators, teachers, and others who want to improve educationalpractice. Through its annual conference, publications, and periodic forums, HERA is a source of information forconcerned educators in Hawai'i. HERA also sponsors the Pacific Educational Research Journal, a refereed journalpublished annually. PDK members were able to attend the conference for a special reduced rate of $70 (regularregistration was $70). Representing PDK was John Southworth.

PDK Educational FoundationIn 1966 George H. Reavis, a distinguished Ohio educator and longtime Kappan, provided the initial endowmentto establish the Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation. Since then, the foundation has produced some impressivenumbers.

Your gift will support important PDK initiatives such as Prospective Educator Scholarships, PDK's growingnetwork of Future Educators Association® chapters in schools across the world, the Emerging Leaders program,and the PDK/Gallup Poll of the Public's Attitudes Toward the Public Schools. You may also choose to offer yoursupport by becoming a member of the PDK Emerging Leaders Council with an annual donation of $500 or moreor by joining the PDK Leadership Council with an annual donation of $1,000 or more. Thank you for helping tomake a difference in public education!

To see some of the types of scholarships your donation will help cover go to the PDK/Hawaii website at:http://www.hawaii.edu/pdknews/scholarship.html

A donation form is attached on the last page. If you are donating more than $10, indicate whether you want itdesignated as a "Single Donation" or a "Chapter Lump Sum Donation". Each $10 increment of Chapter LumpSum donations counts for an additional member, and boosts the Chapter further towards "20-20" status.

The $10,000 PDK/Hawaii Endowment Fundraiser !Phi Delta Kappa University of Hawaii Chapter 0067 is participating in a $10,000 fundraiser from February 1, 2011-December 31, 2015. In November 2009, PDK International offered an unprecedented fundraising opportunity. Ifindividual chapters were able to raise $10,000 in five years, PDK International would add an additional $2000 toestablish an endowed scholarship for that chapter. To qualify for the additional $2000, PDK-Hawaii will need toraise a minimum $2000 each year for the next 5 years.

In December 2010, we put the vote out to PDK Hawaii members. You voted yes!

Past president Loretta Krause is jump starting this endeavor by pledging $1000 towards this effort! Muchmahalo to Loretta and to you for your support of PDK Hawaii. Stay tuned for events and activities in which youcan help to raise funds towards this effort. If you would like to make a monetary donation, please use the form onthe last page.



PDK/Hawaii’s Emerging Leader

On September 7, 2010, our own Foundations and Scholarship Representative Thanh Truc Nguyen was recognizedas an Emerging Leader by PDK International. “Honoring these young leaders is one of PDK’s most importantinitiatives,” said William J. Bushaw, PDK International’s executive director. “We know the future of education isin good hands with leaders like these making a difference in the lives of our students.”

Truc has combined her science background with her knowledge of educational technologies to develop, create, andmaintain programs and curricula that are integrated with technology. In addition to authoring and teaching scienceand computer literacy courses, Truc has developed instructional strategies that include electronic enhancements forexisting science curricula; overseen the development of science, economics, and computer distance-learningcourses; created websites; developed evaluation and assessment modules; and coordinated conferences andprofessional development workshops related to her expertise.

In February 2011, Truc attended the 2011 PDK International Conference in Atlanta, Georgia where she wasintroduced to other inspirational emerging leaders, heard their stories of amazing efforts in their hometowns andstates, and chatted with the passionate executive team of PDK International. The highlight of her conferenceexperience was the chance to talk one-on-one with Yong Zhao, keynote speaker for the conference who sheconsiders to be a transformative leader and eminent speaker. At the end of the conference, Truc was just as giddyas the thousands of young members of the Future Educators Association while waiting for Bill Nye to take the stage.

Asked by PDK International to write a short, third-person biography about herself, she wrote the following: “Truc(pronounced by her preschool teacher and therefore forever more like “truck”) is a first generation Vietnamese-American who chose to pursue her career as a professional educator because of her firm belief that education makesa difference. She is driven by the desire to equip all learners with the knowledge to understand and accept their owndigital citizenship. She firmly believes digital citizenship is a key component of enabling students to become globalthinkers and contributors. She wishes to thank PDK International for the recognition in the Emerging Leadersprogram and for supporting young leaders around the world. She thanks her brothers for their support andapologizes for their need to say, “She’s still in school” well into her 30s; and Rich for his unwavering belief andchallenging her to strive towards personal excellence. Truc especially thanks her mom for her strength, her humor,and her resilience during thathelicopter ride more than 30years ago that changed her lifefor the better.”

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PHI DELTA KAPPAUNIVERSITY OF HAWAII CHAPTER 067

Board & Liaisons 2010-2011Miki Tomita . . . . . . . . . . President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Krause . . . . . . . . Past President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Frank Pottenger . . . . . . . Advisor, Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Kim . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Thatcher . . . . . . . . . Advisor, Charter Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] John Wilt . . . . . . . . . . . . Research Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Sandy Young . . . . . . . . . Advisor, China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Alice Kawakami . . . . . . . Community Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Thuy La . . . . . . . . . . . . . Membership Chair and Communications Support . [email protected] Bao M Le . . . . . . . . . . . . Webmaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Aaron Levine . . . . . . . . . COE Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Donald B. Young . . . . . . CRDG Liason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Julia Morton-Marr . . . . . International Programs Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Truc Nguyen . . . . . . . . . Scholarships/Foundation Representative . . . . . . . . [email protected] John Southworth . . . . . . Adviser, Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

PDK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION DONATION FORMDonor Name:

Phone: Email:

Address:

Donation Amount: _______________ (Make out check to Phi Delta Kappa Foundation)

Please check where applicable:

_______ I designate my donation as a single member donation

_______ I designate my donation as Chapter Lump Sum donation

Please mail your donations to:

Truc Nguyen, c/o CRDG, University of Hawaii, 1776 University Avenue, Wist Annex 1-101, Honolulu, HI 96822

PDK/HAWAII ENDOWMENT FUNDRAISER DONATION FORMDate:

Donor Name:

Phone: Email:

Address:

Donation Amount: _______________

Please make your check out to: PDK/Hawaii Chapter 0067 Federal Tax ID #: 99-0334698

and mail it to: Truc Nguyen , c/o CRDG, University of Hawaii, 1776 University Avenue, Wist Annex 1-101,Honolulu, HI 96822

PDK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION DONATION FORMDonor Name:

Phone: Email:

Address:

Donation Amount: _______________ (Make out check to Phi Delta Kappa Foundation)

Please check where applicable:

_______ I designate my donation as a single member donation

_______ I designate my donation as Chapter Lump Sum donation

Please mail your donations to:

Truc Nguyen, c/o CRDG, University of Hawaii, 1776 University Avenue, Wist Annex 1-101, Honolulu, HI 96822

PDK/HAWAII ENDOWMENT FUNDRAISER DONATION FORMDate:

Donor Name:

Phone: Email:

Address:

Donation Amount: _______________

Please make your check out to: PDK/Hawaii Chapter 0067 Federal Tax ID #: 99-0334698

and mail it to: Truc Nguyen , c/o CRDG, University of Hawaii, 1776 University Avenue, Wist Annex 1-101,Honolulu, HI 96822

State of Hawai‘i Phi Delta Kappa International Chapter 0067

THE $10,000 PDK-HAWAI‘I ENDOWMENT FUNDRAISER

In December 2010, Phi Delta Kappa State of Hawai‘i Chapter 0067 members voted to participate in a $10,000 fundraiser from February 1, 2011 to December 31, 2015. If we are able to raise the $10K , PDK International will add an additional $2000 to our endowed scholarship!!! Past president Loretta Krause is jump starting this endeavor by pledging $1000 towards this effort! She is our first Golden Apple Endowment Donor. You can also become a Distinctive Apple Endowment Donor.

Golden donors pledge $1000 over 4 years, donating $250 each year. Silver donors pledge $800 over 4 years, donating $200 each year. Bronze donors pledge $500 over 4 years, donating $125 each year.

The fundraiser will help provide scholarships to future educators and education graduate students who exemplify PDK’s tenets of service, research, and leadership in the state of Hawai‘i. PDK is the original member of the PDK International family of associations, which also includes Pi Lambda Theta (PLT) and the Future Educators Association® (FEA). Together, these three education associations support the full spectrum of the education profession, beginning with FEA for precollegiate prospective educators, continuing with PLT for collegiate preservice and practicing teachers, and concluding with PDK, a prestigious professional association of educators. Stay tuned for events and activities in which you can help to raise funds towards this effort. If you would like to become a Distinctive Apple Endowment Donor or make a one time monetary donation now, please use the form below. Mahalo for your support of PDK Hawai‘i! -‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐✂ Please cut here and return the form below-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐

THE $10,000 PDK-HAWAI‘I ENDOWMENT FUNDRAISER Donor Name:

Address:

Phone:

Email:

Donation Amount: Golden Apple, $1000 over four years, starting with $250 now

Silver Apple, $800 over four years, starting with $200 now

Bronze Apple, $500 over four years, starting with $125 now

Other: ______________________

Please make check payable to PDK-Hawai‘i Chapter 0067

Mail to: Truc Nguyen Re: PDK-Hawai‘i 10K Fundraiser c/o CRDG, University of Hawai‘i 1776 University Avenue, Wist Annex 1-101 Honolulu, HI 96822

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