NEWS RELEASE
September 15, 2005
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Honolulu
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NEWS RELEASE
January 7, 2005
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Honolulu
University January 7, 2005 To: Alumni, Students, Faculty, Members of HU From: Arthur O. Yamada, Ph.D. President of Honolulu University Happy New Year to you all! Every day we are hearing the devastating news of the tsunami that swept countries in Southeast Asia a few weeks ago. We would like to express our deepest condolence to those who perished, and to those survivors and people who lost their love ones, and all their possessions. Let us all extend our helping hands by making donations to those victims of the tsunami. Please make your contributions to any charitable organizations near you, to ease the suffering of those courageous people. Thank you in advance for your generous support.
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April 27, 2004
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SHANGHAI
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Chinese Version: Image file or PDF file and the English Translation: Image file or PDF file. |
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NEWS RELEASE
March 23, 2004
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the students who registered with Supreme Supervision that Board of
Director of Honolulu University unanimously decided to dissolve the
contract between Honolulu University of the Arts, Sciences and
Humanities and Supreme Supervision. Chen Yew Peng, aka Kenneth Chen, has
been terminated as Honolulu University chief representative in China. We
also revoked his Doctoral degree from Honolulu University. If you have
any questions concerning your status, please feel free to contact us
directly.
Arthur O. Yamada, Ph.D. |
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NEWS RELEASE
Please read our letters of support from our
Distinguished Colleagues
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From: Arthur O. Yamada, Ph.D. Date: September 19, 2003 Subject: LitigationWe wish to advise that the proceeding against Honolulu University (HU) by the State of Hawaii was not the result of any inaction or misstatement by Honolulu University. Shermont Business Academy, who was not an authorized agent of Honolulu University, had failed to include the disclosure by law that "HU is not accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the United States Secretary of Education" on Shermont's website last year. This nondisclosure was the initial concern of the complaint and Honolulu University was not involved. Nonetheless, the State of Hawaii has settled the matter against Honolulu University and the case is closed. In light of this matter, several press media have highlighted this litigation through uninformed sources and possibly, through no fault of the media, that the published translation from English to Chinese of the litigation had created an impression that HU is no longer in operation as a result of the judgment. This misapprehension caused the media to publish misleading articles about Honolulu University, which was also corrected by the State of Hawaii. HU has always abided to the law and order of the country with full respect for the same. This negative impact has caused undue concern to the public, especially those who have placed their trust in Honolulu University, China. We hereby assure all concerned, especially our students, that HU is still and will continue to be, in operation and will strive to provide quality education through distance learning. All our representative offices are specifically directed to observe the code of conduct and ethics in servicing of the general public and our students. Thank you for your concern and thank you for your best wishes for the best interest of Honolulu University. |
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