Announced on: Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026
Take a midday break, move at your own pace, and experience the art of hula.
Join instructor Judy Hamamoto for this introductory session exploring the foundational movements, rhythm, and expressive hand gestures of hula. Designed for beginners, this welcoming experience offers a chance to learn simple steps, connect with colleagues, and gain appreciation for hula as a meaningful Hawaiian cultural expression.
Participants will:
- Engage in a low-impact movement activity.
- Learn introductory hula steps and gestures.
- Connect with colleagues through shared learning.
- Explore hula as a cultural expression.
Date: 10/13/2026
Time: 11 AM-12 PM
Location: WREC 250
Register in CSU Learn.
Participant Notes:
Hula is a barefoot art, so participants should be prepared to remove their shoes. Please bring water. Participants are also welcome to bring a sarong if they have one.
Audience: All campus staff, faculty, and managers.
Instructor: Judy Hamamoto (Admin Support Coord., History Department).
Sponsor: Human Resources Service Center – Learning and Development.
For more fall opportunities, see the Learning and Development Training Calendar.