The division of Spiritual Affairs at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) started with a bang on Friday September 19, with its fall Week of Prayer at the NCU Gymnatorium in Mandeville.
Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall Week of Prayer 2014 - Wednesday 2:00 pm
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The Mobile Reporter: Week of Prayer Changes Lives
Week of Prayer, one of the longest and most treasured traditions of Northern Caribbean University, is held twice each school year – first in the fall semester and again in the spring semester.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall Week of Prayer 2014 - Thursday
The division of Spiritual Affairs at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) started with a bang on Friday September 19, with its fall Week of Prayer at the NCU Gymnatorium in Mandeville.
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Nature of God is Revealed in the Dental Hygienists Students at NCU
Students from the College of Allied Health and Nursing on the Mandeville campus at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continue to showcase their style and poise in their study environment as they start the fall semester by creating new beginnings.
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NCU's Fall Week of Prayer Rescues 15 Precious Souls in Baptism
As it was from the beginning on Friday September 19, 2014 so it was through to the end on Sabbath September 27, 2014 – Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Fall Week of Prayer 2014 was a series charged with the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. And when the final prayer was given, 15 persons were baptized and many have recommitted to follow Christ closer. The event which was guided under the theme, Getting ready to change the world,” was held in the Gymnatorium which saw the University being transformed by Pentecostal power into spiritual bliss.
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Stay Abiding - King Shares at NCU Fall WOP
It was another blessing filled session with Dr Eldeen King, Pastor of the Brooklyn Faith SDA Church in Brooklyn New York. The Wednesday night service was surely one of the greatest highlights in the fall Week of Prayer series as four souls publicly showed their commitment to the Lord and were accepted into the family of God.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall Week of Prayer 2014 - Final Sabbath
The division of Spiritual Affairs at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) culminated with a bang on Sabbath September 27, with its fall Week of Prayer at the NCU Gymnatorium in Mandeville. Delivering the Lord’s message for the series is the responsibility of Dr. Eldeen King from the Brooklyn Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church in New York.
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The Best is Yet to Come
As we reflect on the recently concluded Week of Prayer we will remember with fondness the harmonic voices of the praise team and other groups, the life changing messages preached by Pastor Eldeen King, and the connection we made with friends old and new. Indeed, souls have been won for the kingdom and many lives have been positively transformed. These individuals are “Ready to Change the World”.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's President's Convocation 2014
At the beginning of each academic year, Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosts its annual President’s Convocation. On Monday September 29, 2014 during his address Dr. Trevor Gardner charged the NCU family “to join the partnership” as we build a more customer friendly and acceptable working environment.
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President Calls For Increased Partnership for New Academic Year
One would be greeted with a crowded and spirit filled atmosphere on entering Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Gymnatorium on Monday September 29, 2014. Staff, faculty, administrators and students gathered for one of NCU’s greatest events, the annual President’s Convocation.
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NCU's USM Ready to Roll
The 2014/2015 administration of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) United Student’s Movement (USM) will be hosting its first General assembly since their inauguration which came to an end on Monday September 22, 2014. The team led by its president Kevonn Grant is working at ensuring that mandate given by the student population be fulfilled as the team works at bridging the proverbial divide between students and administrators.
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NCU Officially Welcomes the Class of 2018 at President's Convocation
The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) community welcomed the Class of 2018 on Monday, September 29, in a convocation ceremony filled with pomp and circumstance. The NCU Gymnatorium on the Mandeville campus was filled with faculty, staff, alumni and other supporters who encouraged the august group to soar to new heights.
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Photographic Highlights of FRVIP in St Ann
On Sunday September 28, a group of faculty and staff members and senior undergrad scholars from the Department of Behavioural & Social Sciences at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) partnered with the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in another life changing programme.
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NCU's Chaplaincy Services Holds First Seminar of the Semester
Northern Caribbean University’s Office of Chaplaincy Services will conduct, on Friday October 3, 2014, its chaplaincy seminar. This seminar is open to all workers and students and will be held in the Solomon Harriott Lecture Theatre.
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Photographic Highlights of FRVI Programme in Caanan Heights, Clarendon
On Thursday September 25, a group of faculty and staff members and senior undergrad scholars from the Department of Behavioural & Social Sciences at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) partnered with the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in another life changing programme.
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NCU and Jamaicans Caring for Jamaicans Impact Western Jamaica
Partnerships for Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) behavioural scientists have become a regular feat as the institution believes and teaches service learning as a mantra of giving back to society. This practice was brought to life recently when Jamaicans Caring for Jamaicans, a non-profit charity organization based in Montego Bay, St. James, contacted the Department of Behavioural and Social Sciences to provide mental health services for its community programme.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Partnership with JCJ
Partnerships for Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) behavioural scientists have become a regular feat as the institution believes and teaches service learning as a mantra of giving back to society.
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Build a Life Career in Biochemistry at NCU
Over the past 100 years, biochemists have been responsible for a huge number of important scientific breakthroughs that have helped to develop our understanding of living organisms. These discoveries have had a big impact on many areas of science, including biotechnology, agriculture, veterinary science and medicine. The importance of biochemistry is demonstrated by the variety of different fields, Biochemists are working today to help make the world a better place to live.
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Partnership Needed in Research - NCU President Declares
Research in the scientific realm continues to drive production and build a better life for citizens. The Mandeville Regional Public Hospital recently added its voice to the knowledge base when it hosted a public research day at the Golf View hotel in the parish capital. Northern Caribbean University (NCU), the hub of intellect in central Jamaica, shared in this event with its president Dr Trevor Gardner being the main presenter. Dr Gardner was strident in sharing one aspect of his scholastic passion that of providing quality research to drive development.
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Discover Life With a Degree in Biological Sciences at NCU
We study biology to discover the mysteries of life; it is the science of life. Biologists study the structure, function, growth, origin, evolution and distribution of living organisms. Though a biological sciences degree prepares students for the study of living organisms, the field provides a variety of options for graduates.
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