The College of Humanities, Behavioural and Social Sciences was crowned Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) United Student Movement’s (USM) debate champions, after team members Jevon Minto, Maniere Johnson, Sasha Rowe and Tajay Ferguson endured five rigorous rounds of debating. This competition saw the use of the British Parliamentary style. B.P as it is often called, requires that its participants be a well-read citizen, as motions are given only fifteen minutes before each match.
USM Debates: HUBBS Proves to be the ‘Hub of Information’
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Photo Highlights: Current Trends and Issues Conference- Day One
The College of Business and Hospitality Management at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted day one of the two day event - Current Trends and Issues in Business and Hospitality Management on Sunday, March 9, 2014 at the NCU Main Campus in Mandeville. The conference which is one of the main events held during the university’s Research Week is designed for seniors and MBA candidates, and provides exposure to current trends and issues in business and hospitality management from both an academic and practitioner’s perspective.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Victory Over CMI in Inter-Col Volleyball
In a thrilling encounter at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Mandeville campus, the NCU’s male volleyball team returned to winning ways in the Inter Collegiate volleyball competition as they beat Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) 3-0.
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NCU Volleyballers Blew Away CMI
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) intercollegiate volleyball team blasted their way to a series sweep of the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI), by trashing the CMI team for the second time this 2014 season at the Campbell Centre for Sports Culture on NCU’s Mandeville campus on Tuesday March 11.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's President as Gleaner Guest Editor
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) president, Dr Trevor Gardner was recently engaged in his duties as guest editor for the Jamaica Gleaner at the newspaper’s headquarters in Kingston.
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Photographic Highlights of Current Trends Conference - Day 2
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) recently hosted its annual Current Trends and Issues Conference at Main Campus in Mandeville on Monday, March 10, 2014. The annual conference which is in its 6th staging was hosted by the College of Business and Hospitality Management at NCU.
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NCU's Crime & Security Expo 2014 a Success
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continue to harness quality support from its partners, in particular the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) while it held its annual Research Week 2014 at the NCU Mandeville campus. The event saw the major activity for Wednesday being the Crime and Security expo, which highlighted works and activities of members of the security forces; Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) and the JCF.
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Photographic Highlights of Manchester Lay Magistrates Association Banquet 2014
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) was very well represented at the recently held Manchester Lay Magistrates Association held at the Golf View hotel in Mandeville.
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Farming Initiative Launched In Manchester To Reduce Domestic Violence
KINGSTON (JIS) -- The Manchester Dispute Resolution and Violence Prevention Association (MDRVPA), has launched a farming initiative, aimed at providing meaningful employment, which it hopes will lead to a reduction in the cases of domestic violence in the parish.
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JCF's OCU Featured at NCU's Research Week 2014
How many of us are quick to grab a bargain on the streets rather than go into a store and pay the full price? If you are honest, you would admit it that a good bargain in these challenging times is the deal. But many times these deals that we gravitate towards are often products to harm us.
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Photographic Highlights NCU's Crime & Security Expo
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continue to harness quality support from its partners, in particular the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) while it held its annual Research Week 2014 at the NCU Mandeville campus.
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NCU's Newly Crowned Ambassadors Ready to Reign
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) recently crowned Desmond Clarke and Shanice Coombs male and female ambassadors for the academic year 2014-2015. The Ambassadors Coronation dubbed, ‘Montage of Excellence,’ was held at the NCU’s Mandeville campus.
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Nature of God is Revealed in the Social Activities at NCU
Student on the Mandeville campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are always recognised for their hard work and dedication. Students socializing and interacting with each other continue to share in the joys and motivate others on a daily basis.
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Cops, Adventist Church - Show Love at MM14 Concert
Hundreds packed into the Kings Chapel SDA Church to be blessed from the outpouring of love and sweet gospel music from the singing ambassadors of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA), who teamed up to stage a "MM14 Hope" benefit concert on March 8, 2014.
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Over 100 Child Preachers Certified
Several churches across the East Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists can now officially boast Child Preachers following a stamp of approval granted through the Children's Ministries Department of the Conference on Sabbath March 8, 2014.
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Security Minister Invites Church to Impact Communities in Crime Fighting Strategy
Ever since his controversial utterance (at a Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Thanksgiving Service for the Security Force last April) that Jamaica needs Divine intervention in order to bring crime under control, Minister of National Security the Hon. Peter Bunting has been calling on the Church to help the Government in its efforts.
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Inter-America: Global Youth Day to take center stage
Thousands of Adventist youth around the world will skip church on Sabbath, March 15, to engage in a day of witnessing and active service in their communities.
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General Conference President Ted N. C. Wilson Visits Nigeria
During his March 2014 trip, Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson, Seventh-day Adventist Church world president, urged government to sustain religious liberty and freedom of conscience in order to build a better Nigeria.
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GC President’s South Pacific Tour
In late February, Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the Adventist world church, and his wife Nancy Wilson, visited Papua New Guinea (PNG), Solomon Islands, and Fiji, where 75 per cent of the South Pacific Division’s (SPD) membership resides.
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Watching Your Language
Last month when Denmark’s Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt snapped a selfie as she sat between UK Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barak Obama, the reporting of it in the international media and on the internet sparked an explosive response. And predictably it generated a commentary that reflected the reaches of the ideological extremes.
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