Sabrina Wolfgramme, a sophomore from Tonga majoring in political science and tourism management, said she is grateful for the different cultures on campus. “ I am grateful for the many diversities here at BYUH because it allows me to meet all different types of people and build connections with them.”
Losili Masima, a junior from Tonga majoring in accounting on the operation and supply chain track, said she is grateful for the IWORK program. “I’m grateful for all the resources available that [IWORK] help me get here.” She said she is also grateful for the many diverse friends and staff that she has made and have helped her progress forward in her studies.
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David Ifuna’au, a junior from Solomon Islands majoring in social work, said he is grateful for BYU–Hawaii. “I am grateful to BYUH for the opportunity to come study and work because I can learn and at the same time gain experience.” He said he is grateful to BYUH which offered him the opportunity to study and make a change for him and his family.
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Toeutuva Magdalene Nielson, a sophomore from Samoa majoring in TESOL education, said she is grateful for the professors at BYUH. “ I am grateful for my teachers and professors because nothing has been easy for either students nor the teachers but they have been very helpful during COVID-19. My teachers have been giving me opportunities to do better in my classes, and I am grateful for them.”