Aloha and Welcome

Welcome to the Department of Human Nutrition, Food & Animal Sciences. HNFAS programs span a wide range of subjects from the basic principles of human nutrition and food chemistry to the development of animal production systems. HNFAS is home to two exciting undergraduate programs: Animal Sciences and Food Science Human Nutrition and four extraordinary graduate programs: Master of Science in Animal Science, Master of Science in Food Science, Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences and our newest, the Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in Nutrition. If you are looking for exciting, multidisciplinary programs led by awarding winning faculty, then HNFAS is for you.

CTAHR Dean's Finalists

Dr. Andrew Thulin
Biography Curriculum Vita

Meeting for HNFAS Faculty, Staff and Students:
- Thursday—January 19, 2012 -1:30 PM – 2:15 PM in Gilmore Hall 212
Public Presentation:
- Thursday—January 19, 2012 -3:00 PM – 4:15 PM in Kuykendall Hall 101

Dr. John Leslie
Biography Curriculum Vita

Meeting for HNFAS Faculty, Staff and Students:
- Tuesday—January 31, 2012 –1:30 PM – 2:15 PM in Gilmore Hall 212
Public Presentation:
- Tuesday—January 31, 2012 –3:00 PM – 4:15 PM in Kuykendall Hall 101

Dr. Ganesan Srinivasan
Biography Curriculum Vita

Meeting for HNFAS Faculty, Staff and Students:
- Tuesday—February 7, 2012 –1:30 PM – 2:15 PM in Gilmore Hall 212
Public Presentation:
- Tuesday —February 7, 2012 –3:00 PM – 4:15 PM in Spalding Hall 155

Dr. Maria Gallo
Biography Curriculum Vita

Meeting for HNFAS Faculty, Staff and Students:
- Tuesday—February 14, 2012 –1:30 PM – 2:15 PM in Gilmore Hall 212
Public Presentation:
- Tuesday —February 14, 2012 –3:00 PM – 4:15 PM in Kuykendall Hall 102

More Information

Dietetics Program

2011 Dietetics Option Student Handbook available now.

Penguins in Paradise

Penguins in Paradise courtesy of Malamalama.

Kulanui Brand

Through the efforts of HNFAS Professor Wayne Iwaoka, food science students from the Department of Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Science have been developing new food products using papayas, usually culls or seconds, that would normally be un-sellable. These value added products, bear the "Kulanui" brand, which in Hawaiian means "University".

See the Kulanui web site and view the inspiring video on YouTube featuring Wayne and HNFAS students talking about how important this venture is to both our farmers and our students. Kulanui products can be purchased at the UH bookstore and the Rainbowtiques.

Thanks, Wayne, for your leadership.