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MARCH 2014 Volume 1 Issue 1

FEATURES

03S.C.R.U.B.S

Recruitment Picnic

05Back-2-Business

IBC Social Event

16Meet Our SHRMies

Featured Members

FEBRUARY OVERVIEW

08Bank of Hawaii

Company Tour

08Passed or Rejected Resume

Workshop

12Great Aloha Run, Packet Distribution

Community Service

12Movie Night with Warm Bodies

Social Event

MARCH MONTH

09Networking Trends of Tomorrow

Workshop

10Mock Interview

Student Development Program

11Hawaii Employers Council

Company Tour

13Star Advertiser Career Expo and Wounded

Warriors & Veterans Project

Community Services

ANNOUNCEMENTS

06Alumni

Reaching out

17

40th

AnniversarySHRM Aloha Chapter

ADS FEATURES

14Zippys Benefit Fundraiser

15Bubbies Distribution

18Car Wash

SHRM WELLNESS TIPS

19Healthy Sleep Tips

National Sleep Foundation

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S.C.R.U.B.S.

SHRMS CLUB

ULTIMATEBIANNUALSOCIAL

FEBRUARY 01


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Photo Credit: Charise Yamatsuk

Kickingoff February with a bang with

the S.C.R.U.B.S. day event,abbreviation ofSHRMs Club

Recruitment Ultimate BiannualSocial. On that cold Saturday

morning, our banner wasraised tall and proud uponour tent, calling all SHRMiesto Bachman Lawn for a day of

fun and excitement!

Event hosted by Kainoa Fong,the chapters Director ofStudent Affairs, who started

the day off with a game of aninformal introduction. Theobjective of the activity wasfor both the returning andprospective students, to learn

about each other. It was thenfollowed up with a game of

bingo, and an impromptudance-off between the boardmembers and their squads.

While Madame President, HaVong, put up a decent fight,she could not defeat our VicePresident and Lord of the

S.C.R.U.B.S.

Dance, Leon Sheen. In a

surprise twist, the twerking ofthe IT Director, Michael Hoe,resulted in a tie between himand the VP.

Unable to decide, themembers chanted for a danceoff between the two dancecaptains and the game was onLeon dougied as hard as he

could, but unfortunately, itwas not enough to defeat theIT Director who threw awayhis shame and became as

ratchet as he could be.

The students then gathered atCampus Center to grab acomplimentary lunchprovided by the chapter.

Afterwards, the chapterconducted a joint activity withthe Entrepreneurs club. Weplayed an indoor game ofcharades and networking.

The overview of S.C.R.U.B.S.was a success. And mostimportantly the studentsenjoyed themselves!


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BACK-2-BUSINESS

FEBRUARY 07

Whatbetter way isthere to end a week than withlate night bowling and free

energy drinks? Probably a lot,but when you throw in ourawesome SHRMies, itbecomes pretty hard to beatLane 12 and 13 at Aiea Bowls

Back-to-Business bowlingevent, hosted by the Shidler

College of Business Inter-Business Council (IBC).

When the clock struckmidnight, IBC held a dance-

off event that pitted each ofthe presidents against eachother in two teams. Even

though they tried valiantly, HaVong, SHRM Aloha Chapter

president, led the Red Teamto victory over the WhiteTeam.

Over all, the members and

alumni who came to the eventhad a fun night of bowling,games and silly dance off

amongst the presidents!

AIEA BOWL

Photo Credit: Sheina Baybaya


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ALUMNI

The SHRM Aloha Chapter is looking to reconnect with their chapters

alumni and they need your HELP!

If you were a SHRM Aloha Chapter member or know someone who is,please contact us through the chapters email:

[email protected] visit their webpage at:

http://shrmuhm.com/alumni


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+ Workshops ,

The Society for Human Resources

Management, Aloha Chapter intends

to equip its members with the skills

necessary to transform their

professionalism into a career. Through

a series of three, tiered workshops

that build upon each other, students

will learn what skills are necessary to

become a professional, and then

how to practice those skills in order to

obtain a career.

+ Company Tours ,

Company tours are opportunities to

gain insight about exceptional

businesses in Hawaii. Members will

see behind the scenes and learn

about the corporate culture and

how facilities are run in the company,

as well as, the role they plays in the

Hawaiis community. Members willlearn the different areas and

positions in the company and find

out what the company looks for in

job candidates.

+Community Services

Community Services are a way for

members to help and give back to

their community. Members will have

the opportunity to donate or

volunteer in various services through

the chapter. This will also help create

bonds and friendship between their

fellow SHRM Aloha Chapter

members.

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Workshops

March 05, 2014

Networking Trends of Tomorrow

April 09, 2014

After College: College toWorkforce

Company Tours

March 03, 2014

Embassy Suites Hotel

March 31, 2014

Hawaii Employers Council

April 14, 2014ProService Hawaii

StudentDevelopm

entProgram

Company Tour

Bankof Hawaii is oneof Hawaiis leaders inbanking. On February 10,Bank of Hawaii was graciousenough to offer us a company

tour at one of their branchesin downtown, Honolulu,Hawaii.

Angel Diep, the SHRM AlohaChapters Director of

Corporate Relations, led the20+ members from the AlohaChapter to the BOH visitationsite. In this visitation, we were

able to network and askquestions to a panel ofdirectors and leader of thecompany James Mortio,Laser Stiefel, Greg Chilson,and Lyanne.

The tour was a huge success,with many of our members

praising the event. With thepanel discussion at the end,our members were able to

learn many valuable from thevisitation. Huge mahalo to

Kelli Henmi& Erica Wallace,

fromBank of Hawaii, for

helping us set up thiswonderful company tour.

PASSED OR REJECTEDRESUME

Passedor RejectedResume is a workshop heldon February 19 at the ShidlerCollege of Business,University of Hawaii Manoa.

Joseph Campbell, the chapterDirector of ProfessionalDevelopment was able to

invite guest speaker Kazu

Hayashida& Kari Tsugawa

fromStarwood Hotels &Resorts. The Passed or

Rejected Resume workshopallowed members to gaininsight on how to build a

proper resume and tips onways to make you stand out

from the thousands ofapplicants.

The members showedenthusiasm and gave greatpraise about the event!

Workshop

Community Services

April 01, 2014

Star Advertiser Career Expo

April 05, 2014

Wounded Warriors and Veterans

April 12, 2014

Relay for Life


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NetworkingTrendso

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The Networking Trends of Tomorrow workshop will featurethree guest speakers from theHawaiian Electric Company

Kevin Imai, Jason Choy, & Danny Ishii

They will inform you the necessary skills to dress for success

and network with confidence.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 05 // 4:305:30pm // Shidler BA D101

Business Casual Attire

________________________________________________________

Kevin Imai, Director of Staffing &

Workforce Planning

Jason Choy, Director of HR

Service Center

Danny Ishii, Consultant Workforce

Staffing & Development


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-."$*/-$01'(2The SHRM Aloha Chapter

Mock Interview is part of thechapters Student

Development Program,

which allows the members

to practice their

interviewing skill and receive

immediate feedbacks from

their paired HR professional.

Through this event, studentswill learn, grow and discover

their strengths, weaknesses,

and sharpen their

interviewing, rapport, and

soft skills.

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES

MOCK WEEK

March 15 March 185:00 // 5:30 // 6:00

Shidler College of Business


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HawaiiEmployer

sCouncilTour

Since 1943, Hawaii Employers

Council (HEC) has served as the

leading management resource to

Hawaiis employers, assisting

thousands of businesses like yours

with employment law guidance,

human resources advice, and

other information thats needed

to make informed employer

decisions and reduce legal

complications.

A private, nonprofit, membership

employers group, HEC is

dedicated to helping companies

build and maintain collaborative

employee relations. We offer a

wide range of human resource

and labor relations services,

including consulting, training, pay

rate information, personnel forms,

policies and numerous resource

publications.

For more information please visit:

http://hecouncil.org

On March 31, HEC will welcome

the SHRM Aloha Chapter with a

company tour of their

corporation and their different

departments. The SHRM Aloha

Chapter members will have thechance to ask questions and

learn more about their internal

operation.

Overview and feedback of the

company tour will be provided on

next months SHRM E-Magazine.

Please stay tune.


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Volunteerservices for the Great Aloha

Run, packet distribution, washeld on February 15 at the

Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hallin Waikiki.

Although the event took placeat 8 in the morning, the

chapter members were veryexcited to take part in thisevent. The volunteers duties

were to explain the differentfeatures included in the

packets and to ensure that therunners understood thedifferent activities that wouldbe going on that day. Thisallowed the members to

develop bettercommunication andinterpersonal skills

With great efficiency, ourmembers amazed the eventcoordinator with theiradmirable work ethics.

Community Service

1'/-$ .-3#"The biannual joint Movie Night wasa joint social with 8 other student

clubs from the Shidler of College of

Business. The participants were theAmerican Marketing Association

(AMA), Business Executive Society

of Tomorrow (BEST), Delta SigmaPi (DSP), the Entrepreneur Club

(EC), Finance Management

Association (FMA), InternationalBusiness Organization (IBO),

Information Technology

Management Association (ITMA) PiSigma Epsilon (PSE), and Society

for Human Resource Management

(SHRM).

I thought it was going to be some kind ochick flick, but turns out its pretty good.

Leon Sheen

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SELLING & DISTRIBUTING

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ASKAcquire SHRMs Knowledge

Q1: If you were a super hero,what power would you have?

Q2: What would your super

hero name be?

MEET OUR SHRMIESFeaturin

ISSAC GENG JUN FANG

We would like to recognize Issac Geng

Jun Fang as our Veteran SHRMie of theMonth! Known as Geng to his friends,

Issac is a hardworking, dedicated SHRMie

who has been with SHRM since itsrebuilding years. When asked why he hasstuck around for so long, he replied withhis trademark smile, Because

everyones really nice. Ahealthy office culture is

very important to Issac, aswhen asked what he liked

the most about SHRM, hereplied The people, theactivities, and the tours.

Throughout his tenure in

SHRM, Issac has obtained

priceless professional and interpersonalskills and connections through our tours,workshops, and especially our ProfessionalInteraction Night; skills which will be

invaluable to him when he makes his wayinto the dream industries of banking or

travel such as hotel management.

At the Februarys company tour with Bank

of Hawaii, Issac asked questions and

The power of teleportation. I think it

would be so convenient to think of aplace and simply appear there. I

would be able to travel the world and

no longer wait in traffic.

Arik Ma

My super power would be

immortality. I would outlive humanity

and take over the world. Josh Shon

Clock-man. My power is time travel,

controller of time. We can fix and

learn from the past but also make it

right.

Riley Ching

I would have the power of a super

athlete. I can play all the sports and

get paid millions in endorsements. Plu

I would help SHRM on Super Clubs

Day

Kenny Cheong

The KOOSH, because my last name

Kushi and I want to smoke the

competition. Jared Kushi

Huntress because she's a hero that

fights for revenge despite what other

tell her to do, and she falls to her

desire to avenge her family. She's a

very temper character, influenced by

those around her and I think I'm likethat too.

Diana Nguyen

Phoenix because I like fire, birds and

Icarus dives.

Ariel Lee

Ill call myself Native Ninja because

am a Native American with some

mad ninja skills!

Justin Riggs

learned very important skills from the

panel of representatives. At the GreatAloha Run Packet Pickup Distribution

event, he pulled up his britches in the weehours of the morning and serviced all of

the runners in a thorough and efficient

manner; all without losing his million-dollarsmile. At our car wash, he tucked his head

in and braved the bad weather in orderto help us wash cars with speed

and efficiency.

Alongside our professional

events, he also appeared atour first social of the semester:

S.C.R.U.B.S, showingcamaraderie and friendliness

to welcome all the newmembers into our SHRM Ohana.

Currently a senior triple majoring inFinance; Human Resources; and

International Business, and minoring inSpanish, Issac hopes to study abroad to

the city of love, Paris, before hegraduates. While he may be going therefor the food and the arts, it is suspected

that he wants to travel there in his questfor his ideal superpower, the power to

control other peoples minds.

LARSEN MIHO

Alongside our veteran member, we would

also like to recognize Larsen Miho as our

Rising Star of the Month! Having seen the

darker side of clubs in high school and

college, Larsen was naturally skeptical of

joining another club, but this semester, he

has taken the brave step into joining SHRM!

When asked why he joined us, he coolly

said, I knew a guy who was inSHRM. You can trust this man

with your secrets, he wont

drop names!

Even though he has only

been in SHRM for a month,

he also praised us saying,

SHRM is certainly moreorganized than any other

club Ive been in. The officers

know their duties well, are highly

motivated, and very approachable. The

members themselves are a really cool

bunch of people, and overall, its a good

club to be in.

Just like how he thinks so highly of us, we also

think very highly of Larsen! He has proven

himself to be a very dedicated and

hardworking member, attending the most

events out of any new member and

displaying a work ethic worthy of his

eternally well-combed hair. At the GreatAloha Run Packet Pickup Distribution event,

he helped to assemble the packets so fast

and so efficiently that his line was able totake a couple of breaks!

At our resume-building workshop,

Larsen showed great intrigue and asked the

professionals for advice on his resume,obtaining indispensable knowledge and skills

on how to market himself to employers, a skill

that he hoped to gain from SHRM.

He also hopes to improve his

interview skills, which I think he

will learn all about from

Marchs Mock Interview!

Larsen is currently a senior

majoring in Political Science,

and his dream job is to work asan intelligence officer. Keeping

your sources anonymous is a

great start! It also makes sense how

his ideal superpower would be invisibility.

His favorite quote is, I dont need luck,

though. I dont want it. Ive always had to

struggle and fight, and thats made me

strong. Its made me who I am. With such

epic words to live by, it really shows that

Larsen believes in hard work and the fruit

that it bears!


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2014SPRING

GRADUATES

CHRISTOPHER LAUHuman Resources

Management

DAYLE M. AKAMINEEducation in Japanese

GLENDA SUPNETHuman Resources

Management

HA VONGSHRM Executive President

Marketing

JARED KUSHIEntrepreneur, Management,

Finance, & International

Business

JHENELYN R. GALOHuman Resources

Management

JOHN PATRICK ERMITANIO

ManagementJON ANDREW C. RIVERAManagement Information

Systems

JOSHUA SHONMarketing, Management,

International Business

LEON SHEENSHRM Executive Vice Presiden

Travel industry Management

MICHAEL KUZMAManagement

RILEY S. CHINGManagement

RYAN GOOSHRM Finance Director

Finance

The Society for Human Resource Management, Aloha Chapter is a

student organization that focuses on the different aspect of HRM.

The organization was founded in 1974, with its vision to provide

members with information about top HR trends, resources, and the

best networking events with quality HR professionals that will helpdevelop, shape, and expose our members to business

professionals while preparing them for the Hawaii business

community

This semester we will be celebrating the SHRM Aloha Chapters

40th Anniversary! We hope to gain your support in our fundraisers or

donations to the chapter. The money fundraised and/or donated

will be funded towards our Professional Interaction Night Event.

We accept donations or sponsorships for this event from all who

want to support the SHRM Aloha Chapter. Any monetary amountis valid and greatly appreciated. Please email us at

[email protected] any questions or concerns. Thank you in

advance for you support.

READY TO DONATE?

Please visit: http://shrmuhm.com/donation/


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THE SHRM ALOHA CHAPTER PRESENTS

Car Wash

Sunday, March 16th@ 8:00am3:00pm // Waialae Chevron

Donations Accepted


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SHRM WELLNESS TIPS

Healthy Sleep Tips

National Sleep Foundation

1. Stick to the same bedtime and wake up time,even on the weekends.This helps to regulate your body's clock and could helpyou fall asleep and stay asleep for the night.

2. Practice a relaxing bedtime ritual.A relaxing, routine activity right before bedtimeconducted away from bright lights helps separate your

sleep time from activities that can cause excitement,stress or anxiety which can make it more difficult to fallasleep, get sound and deep sleep or remain asleep.

3. Avoid naps, especially in the afternoon.Power napping may help you get through the day, but

if you find that you can't fall asleep at bedtime,eliminating even short catnaps may help.

4. Exercise daily.Vigorous exercise is best, but even light exercise is

better than no activity. Exercise at any time of day, butnot at the expense of your sleep.

5. Evaluate your room.Design your sleep environment to establish theconditions you need for sleep. Your bedroom should be

cool between 60 and 67 degrees. Your bedroomshould also be free from any noise that can disturb yoursleep. Finally, your bedroom should be free from anylight. Check your room for noises or other distractions.

This includes a bed partner's sleep disruptions such assnoring.

MARCH CALENDAR

EMBASSY SUITES & HOTEL

Monday, March 03

NETWORKING TREND OF

TOMORROW WORKSHOP

Wednesday, March 05

BEACH DAY

Saturday, March 08

BUBBIES PICK-UP

Thursday, March 13

MOCK INTERVIEW

Tuesday, March 1114

CAR WASH

Sunday, March 16

ICE PALACE SOCIAL

Sunday, March 23

HAWAII EMPLOYERCOUNCIL

Monday, March 31

APRIL CALENDAR

STAR ADVERTISER CAREER

EXPO

Tuesday, April 01

WOUNDED WARRIORS &

VETERANS PROJECT

Saturday April 05

SCAVENGER HUNT SOCIAL

Sunday, April 06


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RESOURCEMANAGEMENTHUMAN

THEALOHA

CHAPTERMARCH

CONTENT EDITOR

MICHAEL HOE

CO EDITOR

HA VONG

DESIGN EDITOR

HA VONG

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