The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Guatemala completed a two-week campaign in partnership with Guatevision, a national television station, to collect and distribute more than 86,500 pounds of relief supplies to the thousands of people affected by the recent earthquakes, tropical storms, and prolonged rains. The Central American country experienced overflowing rivers and destroyed bridges and homes resulting from these natural disasters last month.
Inter-American: ADRA aids thousands after recent natural disasters hit
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The Nature of God is revealed in Faces at NCU's 2011 Health Week
The nature of God at NCU is a pictorial created by Daniel Smith, a student at the University, to welcome the Sabbath.
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Hundreds Remember “The Great Disappointment” with Literature Distribution
Hundreds of lives were touched on Sabbath October 22, 2011 when more than one hundred and thirty Literature Evangelists and from the Robin’s Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church distributed Christian literature in the Robin’s Bay community.
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CT editor: Clear, transparent communication is
The editor of one of the nation's leading Christian magazines affirmed the Seventh-day Adventist Church's commitment to corporate communication and the industry's fast-evolving best practices, saying that continuing such an investment yields dividends.
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Week in Review
The Week in Review is a compilation of news and events at Northern Caribbean University
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Adventist Church Stands to Gain From Risk Management Seminar
The Adventist Church in East Jamaica Conference stands to save millions of dollars in insurance charges, injury claims and litigation costs in the future, if the information and knowledge received from the Adventist Risk Management Seminar held on Sunday November 13, 2011 are implemented in our churches, schools and institutions.
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Former Cayman Islands Mission President Dies
The Cayman Islands Conference regrets to announce the passing of Pastor S. G. Cole who passed away early this morning, Wednesday, November 16, 2011. Pastor Cole was a Former President of the former Cayman Islands Mission serving from 1974-1977.
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NCU Welcomes New Assistant School Nurse
Mrs. Hopelyn Lewis Mitchell serves as Assistant School Nurse in the Department of Health Services at Northern Caribbean University (NCU). A graduate of NCU, she holds the BSc. in Nursing. Mrs. Lewis-Mitchell comes to us from Hargreaves Memorial Hospital.
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HEART, NCU ink deal
THE Heart Trust/NTA last week cemented a partnership with Northern Caribbean University (NCU), signing an agreement that will allow their students to study there.
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W.D. Carter Lecture looks at Environmental Degradation and Economic Development
Students, faculty, staff, and members of the public were recently engaged in discourse to help them make better environmental and economic decisions by the acting director for the Development Assistant Centre (DAC) at the National Environment Planning Agency (NEPA), Mr. Leonard Francis.
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Pinnock Appointed Kindergarten Teacher at NCU Early Childhood Centre
Miss Kay Dionne Pinnock has joined the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) family as a Kindergarten Teacher at the NCU Early Childhood Centre. A graduate of the university she holds the BA in Early Childhood Education.
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NCU Scholars Receive Lesson in Financing Tertiary Education
Scholars at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) explored the various avenues that they can take to finance their education at a Loan Financing Forum held on November 16, 2011.
The forum which was held on the university campus was facilitated by the Department of Communication Studies under the theme “Financing Your Tertiary Education”. Representatives from the Department of Scholarships and Student Aid, the Students’ Loan Bureau (SLB) and some of Jamaica’s commercial banks provided financial advice for the scholars.
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ACUM To Celebrate Religious Freedom
The Public Affairs and Religious Liberty Department (PARL) of the Atlantic Caribbean Union of Seventh-day Adventists (ACUM) will host a Festival of Religious Freedom, under the theme “Giving Thanks,” at 3:00 p.m. on Sabbath, December 3, 2011, at the Centreville Seventh-day Adventist Church, Fifth Terrace, Nassau in the South Bahamas Conference, the host conference for the event.
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Tulloch- Donaldson Joins the NCU Media Group
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has appointed Mrs. Andrea Tulloch-Donaldson as a Marketing & Sales Officer at the NCU Media Group. Mrs. Tulloch-Donaldson has recently applied to NCU to pursue the BSc. in Business Management.
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NCU Bemoans Second Draw in Inter-Col Football Competition
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) male football team suffered a minor setback in its quest for championship honours in the inter-collegiate division 1 league when they were held to a 2-2 draw with Browns Town Community College (BTCC) at the NCU oval on Monday November 21, 2011. The NCU contingent failed to concretize their dominance as they went ahead on both occasions yet failed in their bid to take the win and all three points.
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NCU Chairman Defends Stewardship of Administrators
The president on the Jamaica Union of Seventh-day Adventists (JAMU) Pastor Everett Brown on Monday November 21, 2011 defended the stewardship of the administrators and board of governors of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) regarding the institution’s values and morals. The president was host of a courtesy call by the student ambassadors of NCU at the JAMU head office in Mandeville. The student ambassadors, Camoy Hibbert and Darren Murphy shared in a heart to heart talk with the chairman of the NCU board of governors, where they posed and responded to questions while having Pastor Brown reflect on the transition from West Indies College to NCU.
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Welcome Home Alumni and Friends
Welcome Alumni and friends to Homecoming 2011 themed, The Tie that Binds and Frees for Service.
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Message from the Chairman of the NCU Board of Governors & President of Jamaica Union Conference
It is my pleasure to welcome alumni and friends of NCU to Homecoming 2011. Our University is a dynamic institution which is constantly changing and growing. Since our last homecoming a year ago many changes have taken place including the retirement of Dr. Herbert J. Thompson who gave 38 years of service as a worker in the Adventist organization, including 20 years as an outstanding president of NCU, and the subsequent appointment of Dr. Trevor Gardner as President.
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Message from University Interim President to Alumni and friends
“Going home” awakens a sense of anticipation and expectation. “Coming home” confirms the reality. Welcome Home alumni, spouses and children of alumni, supporters, partners and members of the University family.
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Colombia: Adventist educators recommit to improving schools
Adventist educators from Colombia, Venezuela, Aruba and Curacao gathered for a special education congress last weekend at Colombia Adventist University in Medellin, Colombia. More than 100 educators met to recommit to the education of thousands of students at dozens of Adventist schools throughout their respective regions.
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