The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa campus is bustling with activity on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, offering a diverse range of events from career fairs and art exhibits to law school information sessions and atmospheric science seminars. For prospective students and community members alike, the day presents opportunities for professional development, intellectual enrichment, and engagement with the university’s vibrant academic community. Understanding the UH Manoa Campus Events Calendar can help navigate the day’s offerings.
A key event for those considering a legal career is the UH Law School Part-Time Online JD Webinar, scheduled for 5:00pm to 6:15pm HST. Hosted by the William S. Richardson School of Law, the webinar aims to provide detailed information about the Hawaiʻi Online JD Program and the admissions process. Interested individuals can register for the Zoom session at this link. The law school emphasizes the importance of registering with the email address used for Zoom access.
Exploring Academic and Professional Opportunities
Beyond the law school webinar, the campus calendar is packed with events catering to a variety of interests. The day begins with the Social Operate &. Public Health Field & Career Fair 2026, starting at 10:00am at the UH Mānoa Campus Center & Courtyard. This event provides a valuable platform for students in these fields to connect with potential employers and explore career pathways. Later, at 12:00pm, the University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa Art Gallery will host an artist’s walkthrough for “The Ecotone,” featuring artists Melissa Chimera and Hina Kneubuhl.
The afternoon brings a focus on critical social issues. At 1:00pm, the West Oʻahu Campus will host “Real Talk: Worker Rights and Safety During Immigration Enforcement” in the ʻUluʻulu Screening Room. This event addresses important concerns related to worker protections within the context of immigration enforcement. For those interested in higher education pathways, a session titled “Applying to Law School” will be held online via Zoom at 3:00pm. Simultaneously, at 3:30pm, the Department of Atmospheric Sciences will present a seminar in MSB 100.
Entrepreneurship, Education, and Atmospheric Science
The campus calendar also features events geared towards professional development and innovation. At 4:00pm, a session titled “Teach What you Love” will be held online via Zoom, accessible at this link. At 4:30pm, the Walter Dods, Jr. RISE Center will host “Entrepreneurship Live” with Ryan Sung, founder of Honolulu Cookie Company. This event offers insights into the world of entrepreneurship and the success story of a local business.
The William S. Richardson School of Law is also offering the Part-Time Online JD Webinar at 5:00pm, providing another opportunity for prospective students to learn about their program. Concluding the day’s events, at 7:00pm, Orvis Auditorium will host “Zero to Sixty! Donald Reid Womack at Sixty,” a celebration of the life and work of Donald Reid Womack.
Resources and Further Information
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa provides several resources for those seeking more information about these and other campus events. The UH Law Office of Admissions can be reached at 808-956-5557 or [email protected]. Additional details about admissions to the William S. Richardson School of Law can be found on their website. The William S. Richardson School of Law, as noted on its website, is dedicated to preparing students for excellence in the practice of law and advancing justice.
Looking ahead, the university’s calendar will continue to be updated with upcoming events and opportunities. Students, faculty, and community members are encouraged to regularly check the UH Manoa Calendar for the latest information.
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