Garrad Rigby is a walking example of “unlimited potential”-coupled with unwavering desire to achieve perfection. He has been singing for family and friends before he was able to speak full sentences. He sang his first public solo at the age of three, and ever since, he has been on a journey to fulfill his purpose, and make an impact on earth for the “Kingdom of Heaven” through music as a performer, conductor and educator. Currently, Garrad is employed with the Ministry of Education as a trained music teacher where he is posted at the H.O. Nash Junior High school.
Bahamas National Youth Choir Features NCU Alumnus
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NCU to Honour Medical Technology Students at Special Ceremony
The Department of Medical Technology at Northern Caribbean University will honour students who will graduate in August 2015 at its Annual Pinning Ceremony. The event will be held at the institution's main campus in Mandeville on April 16, 2014.
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DGEL to Host Annual Leadership Conference
The Department of Graduate Education and Leadership (DGEL) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) will host its annual Leadership Roundtable from July 9-11, 2014 at the University’s main campus in Mandeville. The conference will feature leaders from various professions, several panel discussions and question and answer sessions.
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Photographic Highlights of !4th Security Forces Thanksgiving Services
Each year Northern Caribbean University (NCU) through the Church Pastor’s Office hosts a special prayer and thanksgiving ceremony for the men and women of Jamaica who risk their lives on a daily basis to secure the nation’s safety.
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NCU Volleyball Team Vie for the Bronze Medal in Debutant Inter-col Season
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) volleyball team valiantly battled the defending champions University of Technology (UTECH) in the second semi-finals of the inter-collegiate competition in a four set hum digger at the NCU’s gymnatorium on Monday April 14. The NCU team tasted defeat for the second time against the said opponents, as they were edged 3-1 in its inaugural semi-finals showdown.
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How Nutritious Is Bun & Cheese?
What a pleasure it is to get bun from a co-worker, a friend or a family member at Easter time.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Medical Technology Pinning Ceremony 2014
Empowered by Practice: Skilled for Change was the theme of this year’s Medical Technology Pinning Service held on Wednesday, April 16 at the Main Auditorium of Northern Caribbean University. On this occasion, forty nine (49) Medical Technology students were officially pinned to signal another step in their journey towards becoming Medical Technologists.
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Training School Celebrates 100th Graduate
The Australian Union Conference (AUC) Training Center has celebrated its fifth year and graduated its 100th student.
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Blue Mountain Elementary Places Second in Robotics Challenge
Fourteen teams from Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, met on March 30 at Blue Mountain Academy (BMA) in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, for the regional Robotics Challenge. The Pennsylvania Conference-sponsored event drew participants from 11 Adventist schools and three community clubs.
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Adventist World Church exec secretary to visit Jamaica
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY of the Adventist World Church Dr G. T. Ng will visit Jamaica April 16-18 during a tour of the Caribbean region.
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NCU Volleyball Team Mines Bronze in 2014 Inter-col Competition
2014 Inter-collegiate male volleyball Debutant, Northern Caribbean University (NCU), chalked up its first silverware of the season on Wednesday April 16, when they salvaged sweet revenge on the G C Foster College of Physical Education team 3-1 in the third place play off in the inter-collegiate league at the University of Technology Alfred Sangster Auditorium. The debutant NCU team was adamant to avenge an earlier preliminary round loss to their more seasoned campaigners.
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Photo: Harnessing the Power of Media to Drive Entrepreneurship
Rona McKoy, Financial and Operations Manager at ALKAY and Noel Jump, Sales Manager for the NCU Media Group engage students at the Mandeville campus of Northern Caribbean University recently in an informative discussion regarding the media and its capability to drive entrepreneurship.
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MEC Accepting Entries for ‘Blue Entrepreneurship’ Competition
Following the success of students from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in the National Business Model Competition (NBMC), the Morris Entrepreneurship Centre (MEC) - which provided support to the NCU teams – will embark on another entrepreneurial venture that could propel national pride.
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The Stench of Betrayal, the Scent of Forgiveness
Some years ago, in the spring of the year, a group of physicians in my community sponsored a seminar. The central question of the session was “What difference does the Resurrection make to your practice of medicine?”
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Super Bowl Sabbath
Super Bowl XLVIII was ready to tee up a spiritual challenge that most people did not even recognize. Now, months after all the excitement of the Super Bowl has subsided, it’s time to reflect on what might have been.
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NCU group wins business model competition
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — A group of five young entrepreneurs from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) last month won the inaugural National Business Model Competition and $2 million in prize money, according to a news release.
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A Sign for All Seasons
It was mid-February when I first spotted it, outlined against a midsize oak on the front lawn of a neighborhood house. Through the stinging snow that lashed my hooded face I traced the letters on the simple white cross: “He Is Risen!”
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Debutant Intercol NCU Volleyball Team Upsets the 'Applecart'
The University of the West Indies (UWI) thrashed the University of Technology (UTech) in both the male and female intercollegiate volleyball finals to grab both Intercolliegate Volleyball Championship titles. In two scintillating encounters, the UWI Pelicans faced off against the UTech Knights at UTech on Wednesday April 16.
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A Culprit Barely Pardoned
Then I was 20 or 21 years old, I realized that truth, the Truth, had to exist. And with a desire so deep I felt it physically, even painfully, I thought: If it is humanly possible to know the Truth, I want to know it, no matter where it leads me, what it costs me, what I have to suffer, or what I have to give up.
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Feel the Rhythm—Smell the Roses
Some people love it; others struggle to get it. Poetry is not everyone’s cup of tea—or at least that’s how it felt in school when our English (or, in my case, German) teacher pulled out the heavy anthology containing poetry.
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