Full Name:
Jamie Kalani English
Gender:
Male
Home City:
Hana, HI
Attended, Maui Community College, 1996
MA, Pacific Islands Studies, Univesity of Hawaii, 1995
Certificate, Institute of Culture and Communications, East West Center, 1989-1991
BA, Pacific Islands Studies, Hawai'i Loa College, 1987-1989
Certificate, Center for Public and Business Administration Education, National Chengchi University, 1988
Member, Senate Committee on Hawaiian Affairs
Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Labor
Member, Senate Committee on Transportation and Energy
Member, Senate Committee on Ways & Means
Former Chair, Tourism and International Affairs Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Majority Leader, Hawaii State Senate, 2014-2021
Senator, Hawaii State Senate, District 7, 2013-2021
Candidate, Hawaii State Senate, District 7, 2012, 2018
Senator, Hawaii State Senate, District 6, 2003-2013
Senator, Hawaii State Senate, District 5, 2001-2003
Senate Majority Floor Leader, Hawaii State Senate, 2001
Councilmember, Maui County Council, 1997-2000
Former President, Association of Pacific Island Legislatures
Former Vice Chair, Hawaiian Affairs Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Member, International Affairs and the Arts Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Vice Chair, Public Safety, Intergovernmental, and Military Affairs Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Vice Chair, Technology Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Member, Transportation Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Member, Transportation and Energy Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Former Member, Ways and Means Committee, Hawaii State Senate
Participant, Henry Toll Fellowship Program, Council of State Governments, 2003
Advisor, National Tropical Botanical Gardens, 1995-1997
Chief of Staff, Hawaii State Senator Avery B. Chumbley, 1995-1996
Advisor, Permanent Mission of the Federated States of Micronesia to the United Nations, 1993-1996
Associate Editor, Na Po'e Hawaii Magazine, 1994-1995
Case Manager, Hui No Ke Ola Pono, 1992-1994
Lecturer, Maui Community College, 1991-1994
United Nations Correspondent, Samoa News, 1994
Lecturer, Visitor Industry Training and Education Center, 1993-1994
Delegate, United Nations Commission on Human Rights, 1993
Administrative Aide, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, State of Hawaii, 1991-1992
Earth Summit, United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, 1992
Member, Hawaii Cultural Foundation, 1996-present
Board Member, Maui Arts and Culture Center, 1993-present
Board Member, Ho'onipa'a no Hana Foundation, present
Former Board Member, Honolulu Media Council
Former Board Member, Maui Chamber of Commerce
Member, Energy Institute, National Council of State Legislators, 2003
Participant, Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program, John F Kennedy School of Government, 2003
Member, Council On Aging, County of Maui, 1998-2000
Member, Executive Committee, Maui Visitor's Bureau, 1999-2000
Participant, Leadership Academy for Asian Pacific American Elected Officials Program, 2000
Member, International Pushkin Bicentennial Committee, 1999
Member, Maui Economic Development Board, 1997-1999
Head of Delegation, Rapa Nui, Sister City Agreement, 1999
Founding President/Vice President, Hui 'Aina O Hana, A Native Hawaiian Land Conservation Organization, 1991-1997
Member, Maui County Public, Educational and Government Cable Television Public Access Consortium, 1997
Awards:
Hawaii Stars of Oceania, Pasifika Energy Summit, 2009
Hobbies or Special Talents:
Gardening, Cultivating native flora and fruit trees; Studying local, regional, and distant cultures; Problem solving