“Good and getting better” were the words used to sum up the state of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in the President’s, Dr. Trevor Gardner’s, speech at the recent annual graduation event. The statement was made in juxtaposition to the drought experienced by the island of Jamaica in recent times. He outlined for his listening and viewing audience the features that made this graduating class and by extension, the academic year 2013-2014, a “better” one.
The State of the University Address by Dr Trevor Gardner
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Full scholarship for top NCU theology student
When American Airlines flight # 1545 left the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston last Tuesday, one happy Bible scholar was on-board. Thirty-year-old Kirkland Williams, who had just graduated from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) two days before, was on his way to Connecticut in the United States to pursue yet another dream. His pursuit this time is a Master of Arts in Religion (with emphasis on biblical studies) at the prestigious Yale University.
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The Wonder of it All
If you happen to be in Portland in the early morning or Westmoreland in late evening, you would have experienced the sunrise and the sunset. The sun, arrayed in all its glory, can be a sight to behold. No one in his right mind would pass by a sunrise or a sunset without exclaiming or at least appreciating its beauty. Song writer, George Beverly Shea, penned, “There’s the wonder of sunset at evening, the wonder as sunrise I see...”, climaxing to the point that the wonder of it all is that God loves us.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First Commencement Exercise - Part 1
The annual Graduation Exercises of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continued to be a three-day affair. The university’s 2014 premiere event featured a Consecration Service on Friday evening (August 8), followed by a Baccalaureate Service on Saturday (August 9), and climaxed with two commencement exercises on Sunday, August 10.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First Commencement 2014 - Part 2
The annual Graduation Exercises of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continued to be a three-day affair. The university’s 2014 premiere event featured a Consecration Service on Friday evening (August 8), followed by a Baccalaureate Service on Saturday (August 9), and climaxed with two commencement exercises on Sunday, August 10.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall Colloquium 2014 - Day 1
Quality service is key to the success of any organization and the drive to improve that service maintains the organization’s success. Northern Caribbean University demonstrated this understanding at Fall Colloquium 2014. The two day seminar for the university‘s faculty and staff was held on August 18 & 19 at institution's Mandeville campus and was guided by the theme, "Service, Opportunity, Actions, Results (SOAR)." Colloquium is an event hosted by the University Administration aimed at refocusing the efforts of faculty and staff members to the mission, vision, objectives and goals of the institution. Here is a photographic highlight:
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Photographic Highlights of Portland High Banquet
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) faculty, staff, alumni and students flocked to the 52nd Homecoming Celebration of Portland High School over the weekend, August 15–17, 2014.
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NCU Alumni Share in Blast from the Past
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) faculty, staff, alumni and students flocked to the 52nd Homecoming Celebration of Portland High School over the weekend, August 15–17, 2014. Under the theme, “Preserving and Enhancing our Legacy”, several events took place to commemorate the history of this Seventh-day Adventist institution.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Second Commencement Exercise 2014 - Part 1
The annual Graduation Exercises of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continued to be a three-day affair.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Second Commencement Exercise 2014 - Part 2
The annual Graduation Exercises of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continued to be a three-day affair.
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NCU Alumnus Gets Appointment in Top Cayman Law Firm
Ogier Cayman has appointed two new articled clerks, Paul Ebanks and John Carey, for an 18-month term. “Paul and John have achieved strong academic results and we are confident they will continue to thrive in the next phase of their legal education,” said Nick Rogers, Managing Partner, Ogier in Cayman.
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Photographic Highlights of New Students Orientation Fall 2014
Abraham was called to it; Christopher Columbus imbued it; slaves from Africa lived it; immigrants from the West Indies wanted it... It is called culture or culture shock as we will eventually find out.
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NCU's International New Students Orientation Fall 2014
Abraham was called to it; Christopher Columbus imbued it; slaves from Africa lived it; immigrants from the West Indies wanted it... It is called culture or culture shock as we will eventually find out.
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Culture and NCU
Abraham was called to it; Christopher Columbus imbued it; slaves from Africa lived it; immigrants from the West Indies wanted it... It is called culture or culture shock as we will eventually find out. Whenever there is an exodus of people moving from one place to the other, there is a possibility of acclimatization being severely tested. This is what happens to students moving into a tertiary institution; however, the process of orientation somewhat cushions the shock.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall Colloquium 2014 - Day 2
Quality service is key to the success of any organization and the drive to improve that service maintains the organization’s success. Northern Caribbean University demonstrated this understanding at Fall Colloquium 2014.
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Photographic Highlights of Vespers & Divine Service at Portland High School Homecoming 2014
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) faculty, staff, alumni and students flocked to the 52nd Homecoming Celebration of Portland High School over the weekend, August 15–17, 2014.
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Photographic Highlights of New Workers Orientation Fall 2014
Quality service is key to the success of any organization and the drive to improve that service maintains the organization’s success. Northern Caribbean University demonstrated this understanding at Fall 2014 New Workers Orientation.
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Western Jamaica Educator honoured by NCU
Uton E. Bailey, owner and operator of Coolidge Science and Technology Institute, one of Montego Bay’s primary private Science Institutes, is the recipient of the prestigious Northern Caribbean University (NCU) President's Medallion.
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NCU Alumnus Establishes New App Company
An anonymous writer once said “Some people dream of success, others wake up and work hard at it.” That quote is one of the driving forces behind the creation of company Appventists.
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NCU Graduation 2014
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Nine hundred and seventy students graduated from Northern Caribbean University on August 10.
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