The Division of Student Services convened its summer 2014 General Assembly session with the members of the Chaplaincy Services Unit of the Jamaica Constabulary Force leading the charge in what was very informative and educational as Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) continues with equipping its students on Thursday June 5, 2014.
Photographic Highlights of NCU's General Assembly Summer 2014
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Photographic Highlights of CCRJC's Frankfield Graduation Ceremony
The Community Counselling and Restorative Justice Centre (CCRJC), an outreach arm of Northern Caribbean University (NCU), recently completed another graduation ceremony in the Frankfield community of Manchester.
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The Carnegie Foundation for Cancer Research Partners With NCU Again
The Carnegie Foundation for Cancer Research, and Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in conjunction with Kits4Causes from the United Kingdom, and Manchester Football Association will deliver the second of its annual coaching sessions and workshops from June 29 – July 3, 2014 at NCU.
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Change Your Clothes
“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” Colossians 3:12
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10,000 Steps Completed
The Department of Health and Wellness at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) culminated its 10,000 Steps per Day in 10 Weeks programme recently at the institution's main campus in Mandeville, Manchester.
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NCU Student Featured in Outlook Magazine’s Beyond Beauty
When Perlina Jamieson was six months pregnant, she fell down a flight of make-shift stairs. Fearing she would lose her unborn child, she made a promise to God that if the child survived she would raise her to be Christlike.
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Parents Can Help To Prevent Diabetes In Children
There are more than 10,000 children with diabetes in Jamaica. They are often teased, called names such as 'sweet baby', and discriminated against. Children with diabetes often have low self- esteem and become anti-social.
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Can Poor Nutrition Be A Cause Of Type 1 And 2 Diabetes In Children?
Over the past two decades, there has been an increase in the number of children in Jamaica with diabetes.
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NCU: Giving Toddlers A Foundation in Christ-centred Education
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is owned and operated by the Seventh Day Adventist Church. The church also operates three schools at NCU; the NCU Early Childhood Centre, West Indies Preparatory School and the Victor Dixon High School. The early years of a child’s life are crucial to their growth and development which is why NCU has provided an avenue for Christ-centred education through its Early Childhood Centre.
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NCU's MBA Programme: Specializing in innovation, leadership and management
Are you in search of a higher quality, educational and training experience? Need a Masters programme that will provide networking opportunities in both the private and public sectors, and propel you into management positions? If your answers are yes, then enroll in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme at Northern Caribbean University (NCU).
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NCU Alumnus’s Magazine Gets Recognition in New York
JUST four years after moving to New York City, Jamaican photographer Kaneo Biggs is making his mark in New York City's competitive fashion scene.
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NCU’s Department of Humanities: Wholistic Skills for all Seasons
Are you a lover of the English language, Literature, History, Spanish or French and would love to be exposed to international cultures and experiences? If you’ve answered yes then the Department of Humanities at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is right for you.
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NCU's Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Service - Equipped to Serve
Providing proper nutritional guidance is very vital in this ever growing and dynamic world. The Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has been playing its part in addressing this global need. The programmes in the department are designed for individuals who have a vested interest in the study of food and nutrition.
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NCU's Department of Teacher Education- Inspiring Minds to Change the World
Teaching is one of the most important and influential careers. Teachers possess a great power of influence and can impact how much students will learn, or prepare the next great mind to change the world. At Northern Caribbean University (NCU), the Department of Teacher Education is all about that change - where professionals are prepared to provide quality service at the workplace and to their clients. The students are also trained to practise their profession in a wholistic manner; through role model influence, a sound philosophy of Christian education, personal integrity and respect for others.
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Winston Jones High School and Frankfield community Benefit from NCU’s Empowerment Training Seminars
The Community Counselling and Restorative Justice Centre (CCRJC), an outreach arm of Northern Caribbean University (NCU), completed another uplifting Empowering Training Workshop series for parents and youth of the Frankfield community and Winston Jones High School. A closing ceremony was held to culminate the series at the Wesley Frankfield Methodist Church in Frankfield, Manchester on Thursday, June 5 under the theme ‘Uplifted to uplift others’. More than 50 parents and 19 students completed the empowerment programme.
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Lead with a degree from NCU's College of Business and Hospitality Management
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) College of Business and Hospitality Management is dedicated to the promotion of wholistic Christ-centred education to local, regional and global customers to meet market needs through the worth of motivated facilitators who foster growth, productivity and professional excellence.
Obtaining local and international work experience, hands on training, practical experience through practicum, field trips and service learning, and networking with industry professionals are just a few of the benefits one gets from pursuing a degree in the College.
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NCU, Your Foundation For Success
“Success lives and dies with you, not what or who. ONLY YOU CAN WIN YOUR RACE! What race? Your race. Whose race? Your race.” To be successful in life there are a few things that you will need; passion, determination and need. With these key elements you can become the successful person you have always dreamed of becoming.
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CJC- Hand Extended to Homeless
In 2010 it was reported that there was an estimated 650 Jamaican adults and 800 or so children and adolescents without a permanent roof over their heads. Today, statistics reveal that there has been a steady increase in the number of homeless people in Jamaica. Equally worrisome is the fact that majority are males between 18 and 50 years old that mainly populate town centres across the island- of which Spanish Town is a major part.
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Ordination Study Concludes With Suggestions For “The Way Forward”
Leaders and members of the Adventist Church’s Theology of Ordination Study Committee (TOSC) wondered aloud if the fourth and last multi-day session of the group would yield a consensus on the thorny issue of ordaining women to ministry.
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NCU alumna, a teacher to love
In the teaching/learning environment, grouping can be an effective way of organising students for instruction. This is the point shared by Monica Binns, a grade five teacher at St Catherine Primary School in Spanish Town.
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