GE2013-19

Most people have heard of the beauty of the Hawaiian Islands. A privileged few have been able to see these for themselves as residents or tourists. However, beyond the surface beauty, Hawaii has a deep and rich culture, appreciated more and more by people all over the world. As an example, in Japan alone there are over 400,000 people associated with schools dedicated to the teaching of the Hawaiian dance, the Hula. 
 
In this course, you will see the unique landscape of the major islands, smell the fragrance of the flowers, listen to the beat of the traditional gourd drum, and last but not least, dance the world-famous Hula.  
 
Session 1  Introduction to Hawaii (16/9)

Session 2 Basic steps of Hula (23/9)
 
Session 3 Hands-on practice of Hula (30/9)



Enrolment of programme with deposit/ fee for HKU Students (Starts on Sep 10 10:00am):
GE2013-19: Please enroll at our counter (10, 11 Sep) or G21, May Hall (12 Sep onwards)

Date	Time	Venue
23 Sep 2013	18:00 - 20:00	Union Building UG208
30 Sep 2013	18:00 - 20:00	Union Building UG208

Bio of Instructor(s) 導師簡介:

Mr. Ian Chu
President of Hong Kong International Hula Association
Former lecturer in Cross Cultural Management (Middlesex University)
Former Professional Advisory Mentor for MA in Recreation and Sports Management Programme (HKU SPACE)
Hawaiian Destination Specialist
 














Ms. Eva Fok
Vice-President of Hong Kong International Hula Association
Former Leisure Services Manager in Leisure and Cultural Services Department, HKSAR
Diploma in Hula Studies, International Waikiki Hula Conference 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013
Diploma of Performance, International Waikiki Hula Conference 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013
Competition Member of Halau Na Mamo O Ka’ala
Former Professional Advisory Mentor for MA in Recreation and Sports Management Programme (HKU SPACE)