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A Two Island Tour: Oahu and Maui
October 17-23

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This study tour is offered to professionals, educators and students of any age. See how you can incorporate intergenerational approaches into your organization or practice. Tours provide opportunities to meet practitioners involved in the implementation of intergenerational programs. Hawaii's programs offer an opportunity to explore approaches that meet the diverse needs of Hawaii's multi-ethnic society. Create your own programs and receive continuing credits from The Pennsylvania State University.

ITINERARY

Sunday, October 17	Arrival at Honolulu International Airport. Lodging at Waikiki Gateway Hotel. Evening orientation and dinner D
Monday, October 18	Morning - Site visit to Waialae Charter School - an elementary school with a "community in the schools" senior volunteer program Lunch - Kapiolani Community College Culinary Institute - Learn more about the Long-term Care Resource Center Initiative from its founder, Dr. Cullen Hayashida. Explore service learning approaches to intergenerational activities. KCC has one of the best service learning programs in the nation. Afternoon - Attend a symposium on intergenerational perspectives - an interactive session with University of Hawaii and Chaminade university faculty at Chaminade University. Free evening. BL
Tuesday, October 19	Morning - Visit the Seagull School shared site - a preschool co-located with an adult day care facility. Lunch - Hawaii Plantation Village. Tour to follow. Explore the roots of Hawaii's diverse community. Free evening. BL
Wednesday, October 20	Transfer to Maui. Visit Hale Makua a long term care facility. Participate in a Brain Gym and fall prevention class. Lodging at the Lahaina Shores Hotel on the beach in historic Lahaina, former capital of Hawaii. BLD
Thursday, October 21	Visit the shared site Nisei Veterans Intergenerational and Memorial Center (preschool and adult care) and Maui Community College to discuss implementation and support for intergenerational programs by the University of Hawaii's College of Tropical Agriculture. BLD
Friday, October 22	Return to Oahu. Free time. Debriefing and dinner. BD
Saturday, October 23	Departure from Honolulu International Airport. B

Tour price: $1,750 double occupancy, includes hotel on both islands, all breakfasts (B), 4 lunches (L) and 4 dinners (D), inter-island airfare, entrance fees and ground transportation. Register early to confirm price as inter-island airfares may increase.

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