Graduates who benefit from a wholistic Christian education at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are not only equipped to serve as productive workers and entrepreneurs in their careers but they graduate as nation builders and citizens of the world. A major component of the wholistic education that they enjoyed was refinement. Here is a list of some of the refinement activities that graduates can remember fondly:
Aspects of the NCU Experience- Refinement
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Security Ministry trains ‘Violence Interrupters’
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Ministry of National security expects several communities islandwide to reap benefits following the recent training and placement of 120 persons as ‘Violence Interrupters.’
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NCU GRADUATION WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
The Graduation Exercises for Northern Caribbean University will be another majestic affair. The occasion, which will flaunt much grandeur and pomp, will run from August 8 -10, 2014 at the institution’s main campus in Mandeville.
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NCU Working at Preserving the Environment
The tag line for the National Water Commission (NWC) is “Water is Life”. With the recent dry spell affecting parts of Jamaica, life is more challenging. Farming communities have been severely affected. The result - a shortage of several food items including vegetables due to the protracted dry spell. Farmers in the home parish of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Manchester also experience the effects of exceedingly dry conditions.
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Creating a Healthy Summer
Summer time is definitely family time. In order to have quality family time, we must ensure that there’s some valuable interactive time for all the family to fully enjoy. Adults ought not to allow children to complain about boredom, delve into watching television, use the latest gadgets or practice unhealthy eating habits. In order to maintain a stable and healthy family structure for this period, families must work together to create a fun filled, healthy holiday period for all.
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Graduation Icon: Honour Cord
During Graduation Weekend noticeable icons are unveiled. These icons have been woven into our tradition here at NCU and add prestige to the august affair. One such icon is the Honour Cord.
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Pastor Nevail D.Barrett to Open Graduation 2014 Exercises as Consecration Speaker
Graduation at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is a special three day affair that features Consecration and Baccalaureate services, and two Commencements. This year will be no different as the Graduating Class of 2014 will engage in all three. The first event of the three, the Consecration Service, will be held Friday, August 8, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the NCU Gymnatorium and features guest presenter, Pastor Nevail D.Barrett, Director, Sabbath School and Personal Ministries for the Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
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Aspects of the NCU Experience- Physical Education
Graduates who benefit from a wholistic Christian education at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are not only equipped to serve as productive workers and entrepreneurs in their careers but they graduate as nation builders and citizens of the world. A major component of the wholistic education that they enjoyed was physical education. Some benefits of exercise include the promotion of better sleep, increase in energy levels, and improvement of one’s mood.
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Photographic Highlights of Electronic Water Precipitation Generator
One of the most precious commodities in life is water- that colourless, tasteless, odourless liquid. Our bodies can be severely affected if we don’t consume it during the course of three days , though people have survived 8 to 10 days without.
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Dr S. Peter Campbell to Address Graduands at Baccalaureate Service
The Baccalaureate Service during Graduation Weekend at Northern Caribbean University is known as a day of worship, reflection and praise. That tradition will continue on Saturday July 9, 2014 with guest presenter, Dr S. Peter Campbell from the East Landsdowne Seventh-day Adventist Church, Pennsylvania, USA.
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NCU Seeks to Break Ground in Water Harvesting
One of the most precious commodities in life is water- that colourless, tasteless, odourless liquid. Our bodies can be severely affected if we don’t consume it during the course of three days, though people have survived 8 to 10 days without. At least 65% of the adult body is made of it and every living cell in the body needs it to keep functioning. Water flows through the blood, carrying oxygen and nutrients to cells and flushing wastes out of our bodies. It cushions our joints and soft tissues. Without water as a routine part of our intake, we cannot digest or absorb food.
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NCU Moves To Harvest Water From Air
IT HAS been approximately 11 weeks since Mandeville has received any rain, and with water sources gradually depleting, there is a cause for concern. It is for this reason that the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has secured a machine that harvests water from the air.
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What’s in a Good Name?
The key factor behind a good name represents individuality. It speaks of the work you do and how you do it. Your name embodies your reputation. Having a good name requires honourable motives and priorities. It also involves living with a clear conscience by taking responsibility for your actions and making restitution when you have offended someone or done something wrong.
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Graduation Icon: President's Medallion
Thousands of family members and friends will gather on the Mandeville campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) August 8-10, 2014 for the annual Graduation Exercises. The occasion is known for its grandeur and pomp. After all, it is the institution’s premiere event. The series captures the essence of the feeling of triumph experienced by those students who stuck it out and accomplished a significant milestone. During Graduation Weekend noticeable icons are unveiled. These icons have been woven into our tradition here at NCU and add prestige to the august affair. One such icon is the President's Medallion.
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Come Let Us Celebrate our NCU Heritage
When Louis Armstrong sang, What a Wonderful World, it is a certainty that he was applauding more than just nature’s splendour. For those with a touch of aesthetic beauty, it tantalise the senses to appreciate God’s grandeur. Yet, the idea of appreciating this “wonderful world” goes deeper than our artistic appreciation to reach to our patriotic gratitude.
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Aspects of the NCU Experience: Social Activities
Graduates who benefit from a wholistic Christian education at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) are not only equipped to serve as productive workers and entrepreneurs in their careers but they graduate as nation builders and citizens of the world. Social life is a major component of the wholistic education that is offered by NCU.
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Prayer Life and NCU
The maxim “bringing coals to Newcastle” illustrates the point that a substance, already in abundance, is being added to. While this saying may be passed over as trite, the meaning must be emphasized as a need; hence, can prayer be too much?
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NCU Celebrates Character, Creativity, Competence at Graduation 2014
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) will host its annual Graduation Ceremony on August 8-10 under the theme “Character, Creativity, Competence”. It will be an epiphany for these graduands who will march to collect their Doctoral, Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees after being taught from the astute scholars from their various departments. These former apprentices have completed the courses, have mastered the requisite skills and have now reached the time to collect their prize called a degree.
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NCU Provides Value Added Education
One of the many purposes of seeking a tertiary education is to make an individual more marketable. Getting a degree from any accredited institution will carry with it certain number of prescribed courses which ought to be common in that particular discipline.
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NCU Alumnus Continues to Spread the Good News
JERMAINE Bailey has come a long way from baptising the chickens in his yard as a 10-year-old-boy.
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