The Road To Leadership: Uli From Tonga
Uli, a BYU-Hawaii art student and sculptor from Tonga, says his school experience and Church callings in Laie helped him develop leadership skills that will bless him and his family.
At BYU-Hawaii, Raife Honed the Traits He Needs to Reach His Potential
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Hailing from Australia, Raife Campbell came to BYU-Hawaii unsure of how an education at a Church school would change his life, but in Hawaii he discovered unknown skills and honed traits he had learned on his mission to Samoa. See how his view of his potential expanded as a BYU-Hawaii student.
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