Students and faculty members on the Mandeville campus 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.
Nature of God is Revealed in Spontaneous Activities on Campus
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At religious liberty celebration, White House official stresses commonalities
On the day the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom released its 15th annual report, its policy and research director encouraged a group of religious liberty advocates to redouble their efforts.
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North Jamaica Elects New Treasurer
North Jamaica Conference (NJC) has a new treasurer. She is Mrs. Sackeria Jackson-Hinds, who was elected during a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Conference held on Wednesday, April 30, 2014, at its headquarters in Drax Hall, St. Ann.
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Jamaica’s National Business Model Competition winners shine at the International Competition in Salt Lake City, Utah
Jamaica’s National Business Model Competition winner – Herboo Enterprises - has placed 8th, out of a total of 42 teams in the finals of the International Business Model Competition that took place in Salt Lake City, Utah from May 1 - 3. The local team was also awarded the International Business Model Award. They won a total of US$ 6,000.00.
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3 postgraduate scholarships in ICT available
KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) - Three scholarships, valued at $1.5 million, are up for grabs for students desirous of pursuing postgraduate studies in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the new academic year.
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Columbia Union to Establish an Evangelism School
During the Columbia Union Conference’s mid-year meetings held recently, church leaders voted to go forward with proposals for a Columbia Union school of evangelism for young adults based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The school will be launched in September 2015 with a goal of 16 students who will study a curriculum focused on homiletics, small group leadership, urban ministry, health ministries, and nonprofit leadership. They also voted a director of the school who is prayerfully considering the call.
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The Steps Not Taken
They’re tearing up the sidewalks in our neighbourhood again—to lay more fibre-optic cable so that we will watch more television and play more video games—and use the sidewalks even less.
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White House Official Stresses Commonalities at Religious Liberty Dinner
On the day the US Commission on International Religious Freedom released its 15th annual report, its policy and research director encouraged a group of religious liberty advocates to redouble their efforts.?
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Herboo Nails it!
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Less than two years in, Herboo Enterprise — a herbal cosmetic company in Cedar Grove Manchester — is a cottage industry with one product to its credit — an organic two-in-one shampoo and conditioner.
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Bamboo Breakthrough
With two consecutive years of higher yields, Odean Blake, a 65-year-old yam farmer from Allsides, close to Wait-A-Bit, Trelawny, is happy with his treated bamboo yam sticks. Not only do the treated bamboo yam sticks produce higher yields, they last longer than the traditional common sticks. So satisfied is he with the results that Blake told The Gleaner the new sticks are "the best thing that ever happened to farmers".
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Photographic Highlights of Inter-Col Awards Ceremony 2014
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) sporting disciplines were out in full force for the annual Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association (Intercol) awards ceremony on the Thursday May 8, 2014 at the Edna Manley College for the Visual and performing Arts.
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One of a Kind... Transformed to Serve
What is wicker? Wicker is a misunderstood word. Most people that look it up online are expecting to see baskets. Wicker is a weaving process, not a material. Wicker is a woven fibre formed into a rigid material, usually used for baskets or furniture. Wicker in history is made from material of plant origin, but today plastic fibres are also used.
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NCU Cops Five Awards in Inter- Col 2014
Northern Caribbean University (NCU), a liberal arts tertiary institution, championed the cause of the non-sports colleges with a strong showing at the annual Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association (Intercol) Awards Ceremony on the Thursday May 8, 2014 at the Edna Manley College for the Visual and Performing Arts. Amassing five awards across four sporting disciplines, the NCU contingent had debuted in a new sport for the third consecutive year and medalled.
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NCU Librarian Wins Top Award from UK Publisher
Mrs Natalie Knight - a librarian at the Hiram S. Walters Resource Centre at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Mandeville - is the recipient of a 2014 Highly Commended Paper Award from Emerald Group Publishing Limited, a global publisher that links research and practice to the benefit of society.
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NCU, Making a Champion out of You
At Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students enjoy the benefits of a quality Christ-centred education that nurtures academic excellence. This quality Chirst-centred education is achieved “through academic excellence, social interaction, spiritual & physical development and a strong work ethic, thereby fitting each student for committed professional service to country and to God.”
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Three Postgraduate Scholarships in ICT Available
Three scholarships, valued at $1.5 million, are up for grabs for students desirous of pursuing postgraduate studies in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the new academic year.
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PHOTO: Well done!
District Constable Ronald Smith (right) of the Lacovia Police Station accepts his plaque in recognition of his 10 years of service to the Jamaica Constabulary Force from Pastor Michael Harvey, Vice-President of Spiritual Affairs at Northern Caribbean University.
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Young Men and Celibacy
Strict self-denial and raging bulls darting down the streets of Pamplona are seemingly a match made in opposite’s heaven. Existing on such differing ends of the logical spectrum, youthful vigor and committed patience are often at odds and fully demanding of energy and consciousness. This conflict is the home, if he so chooses, for the young man who desires to be celibate.
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NCU Partner With the Churches for Projects Month 2014
Greetings from the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) family! The month of May 2014 is here. This holds significance for persons in every category throughout the Seventh-day Adventist Church who would like to experience future financial benefits and encouragement in their pursuit of Christian Education... it is NCU Projects Month, ending Saturday, May 31.
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Financial Solutions to an NCU Education
Across Jamaica and around the world, students look to Northern Caribbean University (NCU) for a superior educational experience. However, for some students the dream of achieving their educational goals seems distant due to the seemingly insurmountable financial challenges that exist.
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