The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in association with the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) presented Logistics 101 on Friday, February 14, 2014 at the NCU Mandeville campus in an effort to create greater awareness of the global shipping and logistics industry.
NCU Logistics 101: A Worthwhile Debate
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Photographic Highlights of HR Wednesday - February 2014
The Office of Human Resource at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted another of its Human Resources (HR) Wednesdays on February 12, 2014.
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NCU Student Develops Gaming App for Mobile Phones
Jungle Escape is the newest Jamaican-sourced gaming app for Windows Phone. Designed by software developer Nicolas Brown, the free app has achieved more than 200,000 downloads since its launch at the end of 2013.
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Of Nourishment, Comfort and Pleasure: Breasts and the Bible
t is most unfortunate that the sex act has been so misused and abused that what God had intended to be the most beautiful experience between a male husband and female wife has become a largely tabooed subject.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's CCRJC Parenting Seminar - Porus
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) recently brought its parenting and youth empowerment seminar to Porus, a community south of the Manchester capital, Mandeville. Of the many persons who turned out for the start of the four-week programme, the older parents are the ones who are most eager to learn something new.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Host County Debates
On Friday February 14, when many opt to spend the day with their significant other or family, students from the county of Middlesex gathered for the Sagicor Utech County League Debating Competition at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Mandeville campus.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Chapel Session - February 10, 2014
Students on the main campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) enjoyed another spiritually rich and uplifting chapel session on Monday, February 10, 2014.
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NCU Tops The County of Middlesex Debates
On Friday February 14, when many opt to spend the day with their significant other or family, students from the county of Middlesex gathered for the Sagicor Utech County League Debating Competition at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Mandeville campus.
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NCU Scholars Among Jamaican Group Promoting Science in Local Schools
The Society for Scientific Advancement (SoSA), a volunteer group of scientists from the island’s three largest universities and in the Diaspora, has been working to advance scientific knowledge among primary and secondary students.
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Adventists Want Full Sabbath Time in Flexible Work Arrangement
Jamaica Union Conference President Pastor Everett Brown is calling on legislators not to pass the Flexible Work Arrangement Bill in Parliament until Adventists, along with other Sabbath keeping congregations, are guaranteed their full 24-hours Sabbath.
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Photographic Highlights of Convention 2014 - St. Elizabeth
Hundreds of worshippers gathered at the St. Elizabeth Convention held at the Santa Cruz Adventist Temple on February 15, 2014.
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Physically Disabled But Mentally Charged
In light of the recent literacy symposium held by the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) which Senator Floyd Morris amply addressed, Roshane Foster a student at NCU born with the Cerebral Palsy is one whose story encapsulates the challenges of being disabled while having the desire to be educated.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First Win in Inter-Col Volleyball
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Male Volleyball team served up its first win of its maiden entry to the Inter-collegiate competition, when they steam rolled an hapless Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) at the NCU’s gymnatorium on Tuesday February 18, 2014.
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NCU Blast Past CMI in Volleyball Debut
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Male Volleyball team served up its first win of its maiden entry to the Inter-collegiate competition, when they steam rolled an hapless Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) at the NCU’s gymnatorium on Tuesday February 18, 2014. On their debut, NCU men’s team made light work of the visiting team in straight sets 25-16, 25-18, and 25-15 to enjoy an easy 3-0 in the best of five sets. The home team hardly broke a sweat in demolishing the CMI team with the support from a large contingent of spectators who cheered for each point while showing a similar degree of love for the young cadet seamen from the East Kingston.
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Caring For The Sieve - Your Kidneys
Have you ever thought about what happens to your food after it is swallowed? Mmmmm...food for thought, as we strive towards a healthier body.
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Rating Self-Esteem
Self-esteem in simple terms is how an individual thinks of him/herself; the judgments and attitude towards oneself. Thoughts and feelings about one’s self shifts somewhat based on their daily experiences.
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Photographic Highlights of General Assembly Session - The Value of Relationships
The Division of Student Services continued its spring semester for 2013/2014 General Assembly sessions with the Morris Entrepreneurship Centre (MEC) leading the charge in what was very informative and educational as Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) continues with its regular assembly sessions on Thursday February 13, 2014.
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NCU Scholars Make Key Presentations at National Forum
The Unite for Change national violence prevention movement, launched two months ago, has ignited urgency for action among the private sector, non-government organizations (NGOs), Government agencies and community groups; the movement has gain remarkable momentum throughout the island.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Chapel Session With CIS Department
Students on the main campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) enjoyed another spiritually rich and uplifting chapel session on Monday, February 17, 2014. NCU Faculty and Staff from the Department of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) guided students into a closer relationship with God under the patronage of the Holy Spirit.
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“A Move in the Right Direction” - the NCU/Guardian Wellness Partnership
In light of the growing number of cases and deaths resulting from lifestyle diseases Regional Technical Director at the Southern Regional Health Authority, Dr Michael Coombs has called for a national transformation and is imploring Jamaicans to take charge of their health.
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