The Dietetics programme at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills necessary for a professional occupation within the fields of nutrition and dietetics.
Photographic Highlights of NCU's Nutrition Week 2014
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NCU's USM Unleash the Crème De La Crème
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) mission teaches within it curriculum that each student will be trained to achieve a quality Christ-centred education, achieved through academic excellence, social interaction, physical and spiritual development. NCU’s student government, the United Student Movement (USM) hosted its annual crowning jewel of social events for the academic year 2013-2014, Unleash. This talent extravaganza is an annual event that is geared towards exposing the musical and creative talents of students at the University.
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Jamaica's Poverty Rating Worsens
SOME 1.1 million Jamaicans are living below the poverty line, fuelling an intergenerational crisis.
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Level Field For CSEC - Teachers Advocate For Same Treatment Across School System
Educators have put forward several recommendations for efforts that should be employed with alacrity to maintain and build on the marginal improvements in students' performance in the recent Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations.
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Traditional High Schools Double 'Upgraded' Success
A major disparity in students' performance has been borne out in a Gleaner-commissioned analysis of the results of Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) English examinations between 2010 and 2013.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Nutrition Week 2014 Culmination
The Dietetics programme at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills necessary for a professional occupation within the fields of nutrition and dietetics. This preparation may be used for advanced studies in nutrition.
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Funding Plan Proposed For Tertiary Education
Two of the country's universities yesterday urged lawmakers to put in place defined schemes for the funding of tertiary education in the country.
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Nutrition Week: Eat Right, Prolong Quality of Life
The importance of having good health is a global concern and in light of this, the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Science at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) staged its annual Nutrition Week at the institutions's main campus in Mandeville. Guest presenter, Dr. Ivis Forrester, Chair of the of Nutrition Department at Morgan State University, USA delivered a lecture to the university community during the general assembly on Monday, March 24, 2014 at the Gymnatorium.
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Knight Expects Reduction in Murders in Area 3
MANCHESTER, Jamaica – Assistant Commissioner of Police Derrick Knight says he expects murders to be down by the end of this year compared to last year in Area 3 (Manchester, Clarendon and St Elizabeth) despite a spike in St Elizabeth in early January.
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International Diabetes Conference Focuses on Sports
ST ANN, Jamaica – ‘Diabetes and Sports’ is the focus of this year's University Diabetes Outreach Programme (UDOP) 20th Annual International Diabetes Conference being held in collaboration with the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA).
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Volleyball Team Victory Over GCF
2014 Inter-collegiate male volleyball debutant, Northern Caribbean University (NCU), chalked up another win of the season on Thursday March 27, when they blazed passed the G C Foster College of Physical Education and Sports team 3-0 at the NCU’s Gymnatorium.
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Length Or Strength - Which Do You Prefer?
Most Jamaican women would do almost anything for length, but for me, strength is what matters.
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Nature of God is Revealed in the Helping Profession at NCU
Students and faculty members in the Departments of Education and Leadership and Behavioural Sciences at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continue to showcase their talents as they took a break away from some of the activities they are involved with during studies at NCU.
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From Gangster To Preacher
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth:AT ONLY 20 years of age, Billy Miranda has experienced more than most people will in their lifetime and has managed to make the transition from gangster to preacher.
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Work Of MDRA Results In Less Conflicts
KINGSTON (JIS) -- The Manchester Dispute Resolution Association (MDRA), established in July 2012 to assist in the reduction of domestic conflicts, has delivered with noticeable reductions in murder and other related crimes.
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NCU Alumna, a true servant-leader
CASCADE, St Ann:THE GOOD leadership of any organisation determines if it goes down the path of success or failure.
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Police Expect Fewer Murders in Area 3 This Year
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Assistant Commissioner of Police Derrick Knight expects murders to be down by the end of this year, compared to last year in Area 3 (Manchester, Clarendon and St Elizabeth), despite a spike in St Elizabeth in early January.
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Having a Positive Attitude Makes Job Seekers More Marketable — Chen
IMMEDIATE Past President of the Jamaica Employers' Federation Wayne Chen says interviewers and employers are more likely to hire job seekers with positive attitudes. He was speaking to final-year students and other job hopefuls and aspiring entrepreneurs at Northern Caribbean University's (NCU) career expo held on March 25.
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Leadership and Service Highlight International Conference
Servant Leadership, Sacrificial Service,” an international conference for Adventist college and university presidents, was held March 24-27 at the world headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States.
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Weniger Society Honours La Sierra Education Professor and Former Senator
From a statistical point of view, it was highly improbable that an in-depth, comprehensive study on Seventh-day Adventist education would transpire, much less lead to a PBS documentary on the matter.
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