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Alana Faagai - Loyola Marymount University. Los Angeles, CA, US

Alana Faagai

Visiting Assistant Professor of English | Loyola Marymount University

Los Angeles, CA, UNITED STATES

Education (4)

University of Nevada: Ph.D., English: Indigenous Studies and Shakespearean Drama 2020

Weber State University: M.A., English 2014

Weber State University: B.A., English 2011

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa: n/a 2008

Accomplishments (15)

Rebel Grand Slam 3-Minute Thesis Semi-Finalist ($150 award)

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Master’s in English Program Director’s Award, WSU

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D’Arcy McNickle NCAIS 2018 Summer Institute Fellow ($1200 award)

2018

4 Varsity Letters in Track & Field, UH Mānoa (2) & WSU (2)

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Liko Aʻe Mentorship for Native Hawaiian students ($5500 award)

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2-Time NCAA West Regional Qualifier in Discus

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Big Sky Conference Silver Medalist in Discus

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Big Sky Conference Field Athlete of the Week

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Track & Field First Team All-Big Sky Conference

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Big Sky Conference All-Academic First Team (2)

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Track & Field Second Team All-Big Sky Conference

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Western Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Week

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U.S. Army Athlete of the Year

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Track & Field Second Team All-Western Athletic Conference (2)

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Track & Field Freshman Athlete of the Year, UH Mānoa

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Affiliations (11)

  • Member of the Prince Kūhiō Hawaiian Civic Club
  • Member of the Shakespeare Association of America
  • Member of the Waimānalo Canoe Club
  • Volunteer Track & Field Throws Coach, Punahou Schools
  • Volunteer for the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame
  • Volunteer for Waimānalo Youth Build
  • Volunteer Tutor, Wasatch Elementary School
  • Volunteer Track & Field Throws Coach, WSU
  • Track & Field Team Captain, UH Mānoa
  • Relay for Life Activities Chairperson, UH Mānoa
  • Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Representative, UH Mānoa

Event Appearances (3)

Panelist

National Humanities Conference  Localizing the Public Digital Humanities

2019-11-01

Wild Things of Darkness

Rebel Grand Slam 3-Minute Thesis Competition  

2019-10-01

Layers of Literacy: Reading Objects as Narratives

Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies (NCAIS) Graduate Student Conference  

2018-07-01

Articles (1)

Ruffled Native Feathers

a/b: Auto/Biography Studies

2016

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