Mandeville, Manchester:Many stories have been told of individuals who missed out on educational opportunities and academic pursuits due to several mitigating factors, the most common being that of financial aid. Then there are the stories of the Good Samaritans who have helped open doors for many, making the impossible possible.
NCU Students among those awarded scholarships by MCCU
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Leaders Urge CJC Officers to Dream
The Maranatha Seventh-day Adventist church in Barnstaple, Manchester recently hosted the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) Planning Retreat from Tuesday August 19 to Thursday, August 21, 2014. The officers culminated their retreat with a Sabbath celebration, which involved Sabbath School with the Manchester Lay Workers Federation; Divine Service with Pastors, Officers, Retired Workers of the conference; Adventist Youth Programme with Federation Officers and Elders and a Vespers Service with Outstanding Awardees in the work of the church.
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Photographic Highlights of CJC Officers Retreat 2014
The Maranatha Seventh-day Adventist church in Barnstaple, Manchester recently hosted the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) Planning Retreat from Tuesday August 19 to Thursday, August 21, 2014.
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NCU's Fall 2014 Registration a Success
The 2014 Fall Semester at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has officially begun. Classes resumed on Monday, August 25, following on the heels of the process of registration for freshmen and returning students and two exciting days of orientation.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall 2014 Registration
The 2014 Fall Semester at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has officially begun. Classes resumed on Monday, August 25 just on the heels of registration for freshmen and returning students and two exciting days of orientation.
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Photographic Highlights of Ground Breaking Exercise at Cecil Charlton Park
Ground was officially broken in the Mandeville town centre recently to signify phase two of upgrading work of the Cecil Charlton Park. As part of the project, dilapidated parish council-owned shops rented to retailers were closed and have since been demolished.
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Husband, Wife Provide Virtual Learning For CSEC Students
Students preparing for Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations next academic year will have a new option that will allow them to attend classes without leaving their homes through the launch of e-learning website www.niritech.com.
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Mandeville, One Step Closer to Being a University Town
Ground was officially broken in the Mandeville town centre recently to signify phase two of upgrading work of the Cecil Charlton Park. As part of the project, dilapidated parish council-owned shops rented to retailers were closed and have since been demolished. Ten modern kiosks will be constructed to replace them, at a cost of approximately US$100,000. The project has financial backing from the Government of Canada through the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (formerly Canadian International Development Agency - CIDA).
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One NCU student’s vision for success
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — While many tertiary students may be aiming to don the cap and gown before starting the search for employment, one Northern Caribbean University (NCU) undergraduate student is already nourishing a business.
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NCU Makes Dreams A Reality
Students often hear the words “education is the key to success” or “silver and gold ill vanish but a good education will never decay” and there is much truth in those words. Parents and guardians sacrifice much for their children to advance their studies from primary through tertiary education. It is a burden carried by every parent and much time is spent on getting the child into college.
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NCU Lecturer Joins the Gluten-Free Diet Debate
Over the past couple years, there has been an increase in the number of gluten-free products available to consumers - gluten-free breads, crackers, cereals, and even juices.
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Video: NCU Graduation Exercises 2014
The Graduation Exercises at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) was a special three day affair that featured Consecration and Baccalaureate services, and two Commencements. Thousands of family members and friends gathered on the Mandeville campus of Northern Caribbean University August 8-10 for the majestic affair. Follow the links below to our YouTube page and share in the joy, pomp and pageantry of Graduation Weekend.
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Former All-Island Boss of the Year Elected as ASDAL President
Career Librarian and Director of Library Services at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Mrs. Grace Carr-Benjamin, M.L.I.S., was elected President of the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Librarians (ASDAL) during a meeting held recently in the USA.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First Fall General Assembly 2014
The Division of Student Services started its fall semester for 2014/2015 General Assembly sessions on Thursday August 28, 2014 at the University’s Gymnatorium on the Mandeville campus. Alumnus Dr Noval Dale headed the session which presented real life situations to help prepare students for the world after NCU. The session highlighted the positive impact of being enrolled at NCU and the value of trusting God in making all decisions in life.
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NCU Creates A Fresh Start
To become a successful world class sprinter, one needs an immaculate start – a strong foundation. Quality sprinters have engrained in their DNA four very important phases of a race; the drive phase, transition, maximum velocity and maintenance. The techniques for the start, drive phase, the transition from the drive phase to acceleration, for maintaining top speed and reducing the effects of deceleration are different. Students at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) can relate to these different phases as they are also on a track with one goal in mind – success.
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When You are at NCU...
There is a famous adage, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”, and that implies that we should behave as others expect us to do. Expectations are ideals or beliefs that we have about the way things should go. There is an expected way of behaviour everywhere we go and we must learn to adapt to our environment and make the best of it as well.
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NCU, Committed to True Education
In life, learning is involuntary; new concepts and ideas are created every day. Learning occurs daily but how much we learn and how well we learn, depend largely on our mentors. For some of us, sadly, learn our greatest lessons in the latter stages of our lives when it is now of little value.
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Nature of God Revealed in New Beginnings at NCU
Students and faculty members on the Mandeville campus at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continue to showcase their style and poise as they start the fall semester by creating new beginnings.
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Open House for Community Music School
Knowing that music and sound have the power to heal body, mind and spirit, The Department of Music at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) through the Community Music School (CMS) will host an Open House at its building on the university’s Mandeville campus on Sunday August 31 at 3:00 pm.
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NCU Creates the Complete Package for All Students
Determination or intelligence? Which is truly necessary for effective study and success at the university level? Does success have more to do with well-developed study skills or intellectual ability? Many times students wonder how can others maintain a certain GPA and be on the Dean’s List or Honour Roll while others don’t seem to do so well.
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