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Mission and Values of Brigham Young University - Hawaii

The mission of BYU–Hawaii is to prepare students of Oceania and the Asian Rim to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ and leaders in their families, communities, chosen fields, and in building the kingdom of God. The BYUH Alumni Association objectives are as follows:

1. Expand the alumni network worldwide to support the university.
2. Provide jobs and internships for students and graduates.
3. Encourage alumni to give back to the university to support more students. Social Media Guidelines:

Posts and/or comments may be removed for the following reasons:
• Use of language that includes profanity, bullying, vulgarities, or otherwise conveys hate speech, discrimination, personal attacks, and/or criminal activity
• Disclosure of legally confidential information
• Posted comments that are not related to the respective post
• Excessive comments detracting from the conversation surrounding the original post
• Inappropriate photos or other content, including gifs, memes, etc.
• Copyright or trademark violations
• Promotional posts that advertise people, products, and services and/or solicit funding for any entity outside of BYU–Hawaii. Soliciting monetary donations on behalf of individuals and/or other entities outside of BYU–Hawaii will jeopardize the association’s non-profit status.
• This university social media page is also prohibited from promoting or collaborating with individual solicitation requests, including but not limited to individual asks, GoFundMe, Kickstarter and/or other crowdsourcing accounts.
• BYU–Hawaii is not responsible for comments or wall postings made by visitors to the page and reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to screen, hide, and/or remove any content that is significantly off-topic, including but not limited to content that solicits, is commercial, (the primary purpose is to sell a product or a service), racist, sexist, abusive, profane, violent, obscene, spam, advocates illegal activity, contains falsehoods or is libelous, incites, threatens or personally attacks individuals or groups.
• Content that harasses, abuses, threatens, or in any way violates the rights of others will be hidden and/or removed and, if necessary, reported to authorities. We hope with the help of our page's visitors we can create a positive environment that promotes the success and wellbeing of our university's alum.

Alumni Highlight | Timothy Cooper Max | Treble Makers and Dream Chasers Timothy “Cooper” Max graduated from BYU–Hawaii i...
10/08/2026

Alumni Highlight | Timothy Cooper Max | Treble Makers and Dream Chasers

Timothy “Cooper” Max graduated from BYU–Hawaii in 2008 with a degree in music composition. His music has been sung by the BYU–Hawaii Concert choir and performed at general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He previously served as executive director of the Houston Masterworks Chorus, a 75-voice ensemble, and today, he is a freelance composer in Houston, Texas. His story is one of persistence, healing and the determination to keep creating despite every challenge.

🔗Ready his full story in the link below!

https://alumni.byuh.edu/alumni-highlights/treble-makers-and-dream-chasers

Once a Seasider, Always a Seasider🤙🏽
10/07/2026

Once a Seasider, Always a Seasider🤙🏽

10/02/2026

We miss you! 💛

What do you miss the most?

Seasider Spotlight | Temwake Kuraotio A BYU–Hawaii alumnus from Abemama, Kiribati, now back home with big plans for his ...
10/01/2026

Seasider Spotlight | Temwake Kuraotio

A BYU–Hawaii alumnus from Abemama, Kiribati, now back home with big plans for his nation. He graduated cm laude in Spring 2026 with a Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality & Tourism Management. Today, he’s working with the Ministry of Line and Phoenix Islands Development on a bold mission to turn Kiritimati Island into Kiribati’s next development hub.

🔗Read his full article in the link below!

https://alumni.byuh.edu/alumni-spotlights/temwake-kuraotio

Meet the team behind Alumni Relations at BYU–Hawaii! We’re an all-girls team passionate about sharing alumni stories, pl...
09/30/2026

Meet the team behind Alumni Relations at BYU–Hawaii!

We’re an all-girls team passionate about sharing alumni stories, planning meaningful events, and keeping you connected to the university and our amazing alumni community.

We’re so excited to connect, celebrate, and share all that’s happening with you!💛

Benoy Tamang, a CEO Coach and Nepalese alumnus from  Singapore spoke to over 50 BYU–Hawaii students about leadership in ...
09/29/2026

Benoy Tamang, a CEO Coach and Nepalese alumnus from Singapore spoke to over 50 BYU–Hawaii students about leadership in an Alumni Webinar on September 24th.

A huge mahalo to Benoy for sharing his time, insights, and experience with us. We’re also grateful to the CFM Club, Research & Innovation Club, BYU Management Society, and all the students who joined us and made the event such a success!

09/26/2026

NEW SERIES: Genuine Gold | A Day with Delsa Moe

Meet Delsa Moe, a 1983 graduate from Samoa and the current Vice President of Cultural Presentations at the Polynesian Cultural Center!

For the past 40 years, Delsa has dedicated her talents, faith, and love to the center and to BYU–Hawaii students. As she prepares to retire at the end of this year, we’re celebrating her incredible legacy and the inspiration she continues to share. 💛

Spend a day with Delsa and discover why she loves what she does!

👀 Who should we feature next? Tag a Genuine Gold alum below!

Alumni Feature | A. Tauariki Kalama | The Ledger of a Life Well LivedAkimano “Tauariki” Numanga Kalama graduated from BY...
09/25/2026

Alumni Feature | A. Tauariki Kalama | The Ledger of a Life Well Lived

Akimano “Tauariki” Numanga Kalama graduated from BYU–Hawaii in December 1988 with a degree in accounting. Born and raised in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, she boarded a plane to Tahiti at seven and never stopped taking leaps. Now the Chief Financial Officer of the Polynesian Cultural Center, Kalama’s story is one of courage, grit, and faith.

🔗 Click the link for her full story —> https://alumni.byuh.edu/articles/a-tauriki-kalama-the-ledger-of-a-life-well-lived

09/22/2026

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