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SHRM
MARCH 2014 Volume 1 Issue 1
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FEATURES 03 05

S.C.R.U.B.S Recruitment Picnic

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Hawaii Employers Council Company Tour

Back-2-Business IBC Social Event

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Meet Our SHRMies Featured Members

Star Advertiser Career Expo and Wounded Warriors & Veterans Project Community Services

FEBRUARY OVERVIEW 08
Bank of Hawaii Company Tour

ANNOUNCEMENTS 06
Alumni Reaching out

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40th Anniversary SHRM Aloha Chapter

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Passed or Rejected Resume Workshop

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Great Aloha Run, Packet Distribution Community Service

ADS FEATURES 14
Zippys Benefit Fundraiser

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Bubbies Distribution

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Movie Night with Warm Bodies Social Event

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Car Wash

MARCH MONTH 09
Networking Trends of Tomorrow Workshop

SHRM WELLNESS TIPS 19

Healthy Sleep Tips National Sleep Foundation

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Mock Interview Student Development Program

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Kicking
off February with a bang with the S.C.R.U.B.S. day event, abbreviation of SHRMs Club Recruitment Ultimate Biannual Social. On that cold Saturday morning, our banner was raised tall and proud upon our tent, calling all SHRMies to Bachman Lawn for a day of fun and excitement! Event hosted by Kainoa Fong, the chapters Director of Student Affairs, who started the day off with a game of an informal introduction. The objective of the activity was for both the returning and prospective students, to learn about each other. It was then followed up with a game of bingo, and an impromptu dance-off between the board members and their squads. While Madame President, Ha Vong, put up a decent fight, she could not defeat our Vice President and Lord of the

Dance, Leon Sheen. In a surprise twist, the twerking of the IT Director, Michael Hoe, resulted in a tie between him and the VP. Unable to decide, the members chanted for a danceoff between the two dance captains and the game was on! Leon dougied as hard as he could, but unfortunately, it was not enough to defeat the IT Director who threw away his shame and became as ratchet as he could be. The students then gathered at Campus Center to grab a complimentary lunch provided by the chapter. Afterwards, the chapter conducted a joint activity with the Entrepreneurs club. We played an indoor game of charades and networking. The overview of S.C.R.U.B.S. was a success. And most importantly the students enjoyed themselves!

Photo Credit: Charise Yamatsuka

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AIEA BOWL FEBRUARY 07

BACK-2-BUSINESS

What

better way is

there to end a week than with late night bowling and free energy drinks? Probably a lot, but when you throw in our awesome SHRMies, it becomes pretty hard to beat Lane 12 and 13 at Aiea Bowls Back-to-Business bowling event, hosted by the Shidler

College of Business InterBusiness Council (IBC). When the clock struck midnight, IBC held a danceoff event that pitted each of the presidents against each other in two teams. Even though they tried valiantly, Ha Vong, SHRM Aloha Chapter

president, led the Red Team to victory over the White Team. Over all, the members and alumni who came to the event had a fun night of bowling, games and silly dance off amongst the presidents!

Photo Photo Credit: Credit: Charise Sheina Yamatsuka Baybayan

I N M ALU

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:

shrm@hawaii.edu
Or 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.

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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 will learn the different areas and positions in the company and find out what the company looks for in job candidates.

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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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April 09, 2014 After College: College to Workforce

March 05, 2014 Networking Trends of Tomorrow

Company Tours
March 03, 2014 Embassy Suites Hotel March 31, 2014 Hawaii Employers Council April 14, 2014 ProService Hawaii

Bank

of Hawaii is one

of Hawaiis leaders in banking. On February 10, Bank of Hawaii was gracious enough to offer us a company tour at one of their branches in downtown, Honolulu, Hawaii. Angel Diep, the SHRM Aloha Chapters Director of Corporate Relations, led the 20+ members from the Aloha Chapter to the BOH visitation site. In this visitation, we were able to network and ask questions to a panel of directors and leader of the company James Mortio, Laser Stiefel, Greg Chilson, and Lyanne. The tour was a huge success, with many of our members !

praising the event. With the panel discussion at the end, our members were able to learn many valuable from the visitation. Huge mahalo to Kelli Henmi & Erica Wallace, from Bank of Hawaii, for helping us set up this wonderful company tour.

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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Resume is a workshop held on February 19 at the Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii Manoa. Joseph Campbell, the chapter Director of Professional Development was able to invite guest speaker Kazu Hayashida & Kari Tsugawa

from Starwood Hotels & Resorts. The Passed or Rejected Resume workshop allowed members to gain insight on how to build a proper resume and tips on ways to make you stand out from the thousands of applicants. The members showed enthusiasm and gave great praise about the event!
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Kevin Imai, Director of Staffing & Workforce Planning

Jason Choy, Director of HR Service Center

Danny Ishii, Consultant Workforce Staffing & Development

The Networking Trends of Tomorrow workshop will feature three guest speakers from the Hawaiian 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 ________________________________________________________
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! The SHRM Aloha Chapter Mock Interview is part of the chapters Student Development Program, which allows the members to practice their interviewing skill and receive immediate feedbacks from their paired HR professional. Through this event, students will learn, grow and discover their strengths, weaknesses, and sharpen their interviewing, rapport, and soft skills.

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES

MOCK WEEK
March 15 March 18 5:00 // 5:30 // 6:00 Shidler College of Business !

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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 the chance 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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The biannual joint Movie Night was a joint social with 8 other student clubs from the Shidler of College of Business. The participants were the American Marketing Association (AMA), Business Executive Society of Tomorrow (BEST), Delta Sigma Pi (DSP), the Entrepreneur Club (EC), Finance Management Association (FMA), International Business Organization (IBO), Information Technology Management Association (ITMA) Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE), and Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).

Volunteer

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services for the Great Aloha Run, packet distribution, was held on February 15 at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall in Waikiki. Although the event took place at 8 in the morning, the chapter members were very excited to take part in this event. The volunteers duties were to explain the different features included in the packets and to ensure that the runners understood the different activities that would be going on that day. This allowed the members to develop better communication and interpersonal skills

With great efficiency, our members amazed the event coordinator with their admirable work ethics.

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Each ticket can be redeemed for any one of the following items: ! ! ! ! Zippys Chili (Original, Vegetarian or No-bean)""24 oz Portuguese Bean Soup""24 oz Meat Sauce""24 oz Napoleons Bakery Frozen Cookie Dough (18 pieces choice of Peanut Butter, Oatmeal Raisin or Chocolate Chip)

! Tickets can be redeemed at any of the 25 Zippys locations, including Maui and Hilo. Zippys is committed to helping our community. !

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ISSAC GENG JUN FANG We would like to recognize Issac Geng Jun Fang as our Veteran SHRMie of the Month! Known as Geng to his friends, Issac is a hardworking, dedicated SHRMie who has been with SHRM since its rebuilding years. When asked why he has stuck around for so long, he replied with his trademark smile, Because everyones really nice. A healthy office culture is very important to Issac, as when asked what he liked the most about SHRM, he replied The people, the activities, and the tours. Throughout his tenure in SHRM, Issac has obtained priceless professional and interpersonal skills and connections through our tours, workshops, and especially our Professional Interaction Night; skills which will be invaluable to him when he makes his way into the dream industries of banking or travel such as hotel management. At the Februarys company tour with Bank of Hawaii, Issac asked questions and learned very important skills from the panel of representatives. At the Great Aloha Run Packet Pickup Distribution event, he pulled up his britches in the wee hours of the morning and serviced all of the runners in a thorough and efficient manner; all without losing his million-dollar smile. At our car wash, he tucked his head in and braved the bad weather in order to help us wash cars with speed and efficiency. Alongside our professional events, he also appeared at our first social of the semester: S.C.R.U.B.S, showing camaraderie and friendliness to welcome all the new members into our SHRM Ohana. Currently a senior triple majoring in Finance; Human Resources; and International Business, and minoring in Spanish, Issac hopes to study abroad to the city of love, Paris, before he graduates. While he may be going there for the food and the arts, it is suspected that he wants to travel there in his quest for his ideal superpower, the power to control other peoples minds.

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Acquire SHRMs Knowledge Q1: If you were a super hero, what power would you have?
The power of teleportation. I think it would be so convenient to think of a place and simply appear there. I would be able to travel the world and no longer wait in traffic. Arik Ma

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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. Plus I would help SHRM on Super Clubs Day Kenny Cheong

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 in SHRM. 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 more organized 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 Great Aloha Run Packet Pickup Distribution event, he helped to assemble the packets so fast and so efficiently that his line was able to take 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 as an 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!

Q2: What would your super hero name be?

The KOOSH, because my last name is Kushi and I want to smoke the competition. Jared Kushi Huntress because she's a hero that fights for revenge despite what others 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 like that too. Diana Nguyen Phoenix because I like fire, birds and Icarus dives. Ariel Lee Ill call myself Native Ninja because I am a Native American with some mad ninja skills! Justin Riggs

SPRING
CHRISTOPHER LAU
Human Resources Management

2014

GRADUATES

DAYLE M. AKAMINE
Education in Japanese

GLENDA SUPNET
Human Resources Management

HA VONG
SHRM Executive President Marketing

JARED KUSHI
Entrepreneur, Management, Finance, & International Business

JHENELYN R. GALO 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 help develop, 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 amount is valid and greatly appreciated. Please email us at shrm@hawaii.edu for any questions or concerns. Thank you in advance for you support.
Human Resources Management

JOHN PATRICK ERMITANIO

Management

JON ANDREW C. RIVERA

Management Information Systems

JOSHUA SHON
Marketing, Management, International Business

LEON SHEEN
SHRM Executive Vice President Travel industry Management

MICHAEL KUZMA
Management

RILEY S. CHING
Management

RYAN GOO

READY TO DONATE? Please visit: http://shrmuhm.com/donation/

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SHRM Finance Director Finance

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

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 EMPLOYER COUNCIL Monday, March 31

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

2. Practice a relaxing bedtime ritual.

A relaxing, routine activity right before bedtime conducted 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 fall asleep, 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, but not at the expense of your sleep.

5. Evaluate your room.

Design your sleep environment to establish the conditions you need for sleep. Your bedroom should be cool between 60 and 67 degrees. Your bedroom should also be free from any noise that can disturb your sleep. Finally, your bedroom should be free from any light. Check your room for noises or other distractions. This includes a bed partner's sleep disruptions such as snoring.

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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