Doug Chin's guest appearances

Doug Chin

ThinkTech Hawaii

Noontime Sports 

Spotlight Hawaii

Asians in the Spotlight

John McCarthy

Chris Lee

Mike Flanagan

John Harrison

Todd Allen

Tim Brown

Abigail Hing Wen

KELLY LOY GILBERT

Danny Ainge

Jeff Moore

Bruce Anderson

Zach Weiss

Jeff Fisher

Ting Li

Ryan Andrews

OwlTail

Honolulu Police Commission chairwoman Shannon Alivado and member Doug Chin joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu Police Commission chairwoman Shannon Alivado and member Doug Chin joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu Police Commission chairwoman Shannon Alivado and member Doug Chin joins Spotlight Hawaii

For our first series, we will be focusing on Asians in The Political Field as the general election on November 3rd, 2020, nears in the United States. For this series we will be interviewing different Asians in The Political Field to empower the Asian community to get more involved with politics as well as vote in not just this year's general election but all elections in the future as well. Doug Chin is a litigation attorney and is part of the police commission of Hawaii. He serves as the Hawaii lieutenant governor. He is known for his position as he defended the Marriage Equality Act in the Hawaii Supreme Court, and when he filed for a lawsuit against President Trump's immigration ban. Mr. Chin has also helped stop the reversal of student loans to graduates from fraudulent for-profit colleges. From the perspective of a lieutenant governor, Mr. Chin talks about the importance of police accountability, his motives for suing the Trump Administration for the immigration ban, and how his failures have built his career journey.  Thank you to our listeners for listening, and to the AITS team for making this episode possible! We appreciate your support always. 

For our first series, we will be focusing on Asians in The Political Field as the general election on November 3rd, 2020, nears in the United States. For this series we will be interviewing different Asians in The Political Field to empower the Asian community to get more involved with politics as well as vote in not just this year's general election but all elections in the future as well. Doug Chin is a litigation attorney and is part of the police commission of Hawaii. He serves as the Hawaii lieutenant governor. He is known for his position as he defended the Marriage Equality Act in the Hawaii Supreme Court, and when he filed for a lawsuit against President Trump's immigration ban. Mr. Chin has also helped stop the reversal of student loans to graduates from fraudulent for-profit colleges. From the perspective of a lieutenant governor, Mr. Chin talks about the importance of police accountability, his motives for suing the Trump Administration for the immigration ban, and how his failures have built his career journey.  Thank you to our listeners for listening, and to the AITS team for making this episode possible! We appreciate your support always.

The Failures That Build Your Journey: with Doug Chin

Gregg Kaye (Commissioner of the Commonwealth Coast Conference) and Doug Chin (Associate Commissioner) joined Noontime Sports the Podcast to discuss a few projects and initiatives they're working on this fall to stay connected with their league's coaches, student-athletes and programs through both content creation with the Person of the Week to accepting a recent challenge by the Atlantic East Conference. Additionally, Kaye and Chin both discussed some student-athlete development programing they will be doing in the coming weeks. 

Gregg Kaye (Commissioner of the Commonwealth Coast Conference) and Doug Chin (Associate Commissioner) joined Noontime Sports the Podcast to discuss a few projects and initiatives they're working on this fall to stay connected with their league's coaches, student-athletes and programs through both content creation with the Person of the Week to accepting a recent challenge by the Atlantic East Conference. Additionally, Kaye and Chin both discussed some student-athlete development programing they will be doing in the coming weeks.

Gregg Kaye & Doug Chin (Commonwealth Coast Conference) 