Tagnawa
Early College Learning Center
Tagnawa Meaning
An Ilocano word that expresses the concept of a community coming together to accomplish a goal. The meaning embodies the idea of family, community, strength through unity and hard work is all embedded in Tagnawa.
Vision and Mission
To increase college and career readiness by providing lower-income youth, first-generation college goers, English language learners, student of color, and other underserved populations in higher education with accelerated learning opportunities and Early College classes - at no cost to the student.
Elizabeth Maluyo
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawai‘i
West Oahu
Major:
Applied Sciences, Health Professions and Pre-Medical
Emily Maluyo
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawai‘i
West oahu
Major:
Health Information Management and Healthcare Administration
Jesstine Kahauolopua
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Major:
Psychology
Minor
Philosophy; Law & Society
Kelcie Cabrera
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Major:
Interior Design & Architecture
Chadwick Choy
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College Attending:
Purdue University
Major:
Materials Engineering
Courtney Choy
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College Attending:
Brown University
Major:
Epidemiology
Daniel Quiamas
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Major:
Secondary Education, Mathematics
David Ballesteros-Brown
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College Attending:
Portland State University
Major:
Political Science
Minor:
English
Leila Fernandez
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College Attending:
Leeward Community College
Major:
Exploration Health and Sciences
Marjay Villamar
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Major:
Secondary Education in Mathematics,
Philippine Language and Culture
Rovy Dipaysa
Contact:
College Attending:
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Major:
Nursing
Zyrill Dela Cruz
Contact:
College Attending:
University of Hawaii
Hilo
Major:
Chemistry - Bioscience and
Pre-Pharmacy