Customer service workshop offered ADVERTISING Customer service workshop offered The College of Continuing Education and Community Service at the University of Hawaii at Hilo is offering Exceptional Customer Service: The New Strategy to Boosting Sales from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday
Customer service workshop offered
The College of Continuing Education and Community Service at the University of Hawaii at Hilo is offering Exceptional Customer Service: The New Strategy to Boosting Sales from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday in UH-Hilo’s UCB Room 331.
The cost is $150.
The workshop is an interactive and engaging course taught by Lani Weigert, who will show participants how to identify and assess customers’ needs to achieve satisfaction, how to build sustainable relationships of trust through open and interactive communication and how to meet personal and team sales goals by providing more service rather than more selling.
For more information or to register, contact CCECS at 974-7664 or email ccecs@hawaii.edu.
‘Fuel up,’ support the Arc of Hilo
The Arc of Hilo was selected as a beneficiary of the Ohana Fuels “Fuel up. Do good” program through the month of May.
Ohana Fuels partners with nonprofit organizations that serve the needs of the local community and donates a portion of sales from every gallon of gasoline and diesel purchased at all Ohana Fuels stations in that community.
The Arc has served people with developmental and other disabilities for 62 years through educational, vocational and skills training as well as employment and residential opportunities.
UH-Hilo pharm students honored
Student pharmacists from the University of Hawaii at Hilo Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy were honored recently as the Most Improved Chapter at the national American Pharmacists Association meeting and exposition in Baltimore.
The students competed against chapters across the country from within the American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists.
APhA-ASP was one of the first student organizations at DKICP since the college began in 2007. It is active in multiple community wellness programs and health fairs and successfully organized a student-run initiative to help pass a Hawaii state law allowing first-year pharmacy students to receive their intern licenses.
HPA to screen documentary film
Hawaii Preparatory Academy will host a free public screening of the award-winning documentary “Most Likely to Succeed” at 6 p.m. May 11 at the Gates Performing Arts Center on campus.
After the 90-minute film, viewers are invited to stay for a conversation with executive producer Ted Dintersmith.
“Most Likely to Succeed” inspires its audiences with a sense of purpose and possibility. It also is bringing school communities together in re-imagining what students and teachers are capable of doing.
For more information, visit www.mltsfilm.org.
