Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Eastern Regional Campus recently honoured more than seventy students at its annual Honours’ Convocation held at the Andrews Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) church in Kingston. Fifty-five (55) students made the list at the honour roll level with a grade point average (GPA) between 3.0 and 3.49, fifteen (15) at Cum Laude with a 3.50 to 3.69 and nine (9) making the institution’s second highest tier – Magna Cum Laude (3.70-3.89). Dean of the College of Business and Hospitality Management, Dr Earl Green was on hand to share with the awardees and those in attendance at the august event.
NCU Eastern Campus Honours More Than 70 Scholars
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Photographic Highlights of Less Stress Day Fall 2014
The end of the semester is fast approaching; final exams are just around the corner and you find yourself having numerous anxiety attacks. Your room, usually tidy, is now a messy clutter of papers and you doubt you'll complete the production assignment on time because you haven’t even started.
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Spring Evangelism Weekend set for January 2015
Spring Evangelism Weekend is an annual event during which the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Family engages in communion with the lord. It provides an opportunity for students, faculty, staff and friends of the university to enter into a relationship with Jesus or draw closer to Him.
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Looking ahead: 2015 W.D. Carter Lecture Series
The W.D. Carter Lecture Series is a significant part of every semester at Northern Caribbean University (NCU). The lecture series is a partnership between the College of Business and Hospitality Management and the W.D. Carter Library of Caribbean Economic Development at NCU. Each series - one lecture per month for three months –seeks to generate discourse on matters concerning the development of the country.
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Reform of the Jamaican Tax System Examined at NCU's WD Carter Lecture
The recently concluded WD Carter Lecture series held by the College of Business and Hospitality Management at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) had a team of tax administration technocrats from the Ministry of Finance and Planning sharing with members of the University at the Solomon Harriott Lecture Theatre. The team shared with a full lecture hall the importance of tax reform in Jamaica.
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Nature of God is Revealed in Social Interactions at NCU
The University adopts the philosophy that "True education means more than the pursual of a certain course of study. It means more than a preparation for the life that now is.
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Citizens Awards Banquet for March 2015
The Northern Caribbean University Gymnatorium will again exude an atmosphere of excellence and elegance on March 1, 2015 for the annual Citizens Awards Banquet. The Banquet is an event from the desk of the Vice President for the Student Services Division, Dr Denton Rhone, and will highlight outstanding faculty, staff, and students.
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K.G. VAZ Lecture Series On Track For 2015
Students, pastors, scholars in the field of religion and theology, and other interested individuals will convene in the Main Auditorium of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on March 12, 2015 for the School of Religion and Theology’s K.G. Vaz Lecture Series. The lecture series will take participants on a scholastic journey where they will engage in intellectual discourse on religious and theological issues.
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Looking Ahead: Research Week 2015
Northern Caribbean University will host its annual Research Week from March 8 -12, 2015. Each year, this week is set aside on the university’s calendar to showcase the various research of the university. Not only does it showcase research at home but it brings into focus research being done regionally and internationally.
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College and School Assemblies for Spring 2015
Northern Caribbean University conducts weekly general assemblies that keep the NCU community informed. In addition to general weekly sessions, each semester, the school and six colleges are allotted two days each month to host their own information sessions known as College and School Assemblies.
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Professional Disposition Seminars to Help Students Succeed in the Professional World
The College of Business and Hospitality Management at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continues to enhance the level of professional development among its students through its Professional Disposition Seminars. The next seminar is slated for Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at the NCU Gymnatorium at the institution’s main campus in Mandeville.
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New Students' Orientation on the Horizon
Orientation is a significant part of every new student’s university experience. It helps them make a smooth transition into university life.
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VPs to Host Information Session in January 2015
The Northern Caribbean University Vice Presidents’ Information Session is a special assembly at the start of each semester. During the session NCU administrators introduce themselves to students and provide them with information regarding their roles, functions and plans for the academic year. The Spring 2015 assembly will be held on Thursday January 8, 2015 at the NCU Gymnatorium in Mandeville.
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Enrol in our Dental Hygiene Programme Today!
The Department of Dental Hygiene at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) facilitates the training of dental hygienists who upon graduation sit the Dental Council of Jamaica Dental Hygiene Board Examination. This board exam qualifies graduates as dental hygienists and allows them to practice in any English- speaking Caribbean Island.
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Let NCU Guide you on the Path to a Successful Career in the Field of Nutrition and Dietetics
Dietetics is an allied health profession that deals with the scientific intricacies of food and nutrition and its relation to good health practices. It is an all-encompassing field as it not only looks at the science of food and its effect on the body but the science of the human body as well. Students who enroll in the programme at NCU will cover a variety of areas including Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Food Service Systems Management, Business, Psychology and Communication Studies.
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Photo: CCRJC Parent Empowerment Seminar Closing Ceremony
Since 2003 the Community Counselling & Restorative Justice Centre (CCRJC) of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has been enriching the lives of many in the parish of Manchester. The CCRJC is meeting some of its objectives through the Parent Empowerment Training Programme which offers parents and guardians an opportunity to hone their parenting skills and enhance their relationships with their children. The latest initiative was completed for Kendal and Albion communities on December 9, 2014 at the Kendal Camp and Conference Centre. Our camera was on location to capture the sixty-one parents who were honoured at a Closing Ceremony hosted by the CCRJC.
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Hurling Bread and Buns: Silencing the Critics
I was born within a stone's throw from what was then West Indies College (now Northern Caribbean University, my place of work). I recall the days of eating freshly baked bread and/or buns that came from the bakery that the college operated. I recall my eldest brother and sibling often coming home with such goodies. He had an interesting way, he'd report, of getting those delectable treats to take home.
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Become a Medical Technologist!
Graduates from the Department of Medical Technology at Northern Caribbean University are among the most sought-after Medical Technologists in the country. The training they receive is second to none. From intense laboratory sessions to internship programmes, these students are constantly pushed to go above and beyond, to excel at every aspect of their programme.
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The Character of a Nurse
It is often said that a well trained nurse is a great blessing to humanity. I agree. The call to help others is a noble feat. It is a privilege to serve others who come into our care. That experience is enriched when we serve with love, care and respect.
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NCU family looks towards Nutrition Week 2015
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has always promoted the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
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