Theme of Family Focus for Monday, March 16, 2015 was in tandem with the Day of Prayer: Prayer of Protection. The office of Counseling and Psychology Services Centre shared the A.C.T.S. method of praying with the university family while the workforce converged on Jamaica Hall for the start of the Day of Prayer.
Photographic Highlights of Day of Prayer - Family Focus
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Jamaica to Benefit From More Trained Chaplains
The Jamaican Diaspora will benefit from more trained chaplains who will provide support at accident and death scenes, homicides and other serious crimes, as a result of a new addition to the degree programme offering at Northern Caribbean University (NCU). This information was made public at the recently held KG Vaz Lecture on the NCU’s Mandeville campus at the University’s Main Auditorium. Sharing in this revelation was head of the Chaplaincy Services Unit within the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Bishop Dr. Gary Welsh, and University administrators.
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Photographic Highlights of Day of Prayer 2015 at NCU
PRAYER to the Great Physician for the healing of the soul brings the blessing of God. PRAYER unites us one to another and to God. PRAYER brings Jesus to our side, and gives new strength and fresh grace to the fainting and perplexed soul.
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Enlist Today...
Assistant Commissioner of Police, (ACP) with responsibility for Community Safety and Security, Bishop Dr. Gary L. Welsh expressed a need for more volunteer chaplains within the Jamaica Constabulary Force. Bishop Dr. Welsh was speaking at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) annual K.G Vaz lecture series on Thursday March 12, 2015, on the NCU main campus in Mandeville.
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The Family That Prays Together
orthern Caribbean University (NCU) understands the importance of prayer and continues pray to the creator of the universe who is worthy of our praise. In addition to praying every day the university has set aside one special day designated as the Day of Prayer. The university celebrated it annual Day of Prayer on Monday March 16, 2015, under the theme If My People Pray.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Day of Prayer Chapel Session
Students, faculty, and staff on the main campus of Northern Caribbean University enjoyed a spiritually rich and uplifting chapel session on Monday, March 16, 2015, as the Division of Spiritual Affairs participated in the Inter American Division of Seventh-day Adventists Day of Prayer.
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PUSH For A Change
The weekly chapel session for Monday, March 16, 2015, was like no other. March 16 was selected by the university, Inter-American Division and Jamaica Union of Seventh-day Adventists (JAMU) as the Day of Prayer. Dr. Sandra Gayle, Education Director from JAMU outlined the three objectives of the Day of Prayer. “It serves to highlight the importance of prayer, Bible study and witnessing, to bring together students, teachers, parents and the surrounding community to the institution in an experience of prayer and Bible study, and to give the students the message that there is joy in communion with God.”
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's World Social Work Day 2015
Mrs Suzan Simes–Graham (Producer, Writer and host of the television shows: The Suzan show and Kids Say as well as Caribbean Connections) was recently presented with the Humanitarian award for outstanding contribution to community and national development.
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NCU & NEPA Sign MoU
The sharing of information regarding research, conservation, development process as well as foster new research, environmental management and sustainable development opportunities for Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the National Environmental and Planning Agency (NEPA) in greater collaboration. Both organizations recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at the culmination of the University’s Research Week 2015 at NCU’s Mandeville campus.
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Young Researcher at NCU, Jason Black, Fights Plaque
Growth Inhibition of P. gingivalis by Silver and Gold Nanoparticles: A fight against periodontal disease?
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NCU Recognizes Suzan Simes on World Social Work Day 2015
Mrs Suzan Simes–Graham (Producer, Writer and host of the television shows: The Suzan show and Kids Say as well as Caribbean Connections) was recently presented with the Humanitarian award for outstanding contribution to community and national development. Mrs Simes-Graham received the award from the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) College of Humanities Behavioural and Social Sciences on Tuesday March 17, 2015 on the NCU main campus in Mandeville, where she was a guest presenter at the University’s annual World Social Work day celebration.
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Make Every Moment Count - Bignall
“Remember God wherever you go and in whatever you do,” encouraged Pastor Derek Bignall, Associate Professor in the School of Religion and Theology, the main speaker at Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) 2015 graduating class presentation on Thursday March 19, 2015 at the Mandeville campus, under the theme Milestones into Stepping Stones.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Graduating Class Presentation 2015
“Remember God wherever you go and in whatever you do,” encouraged Pastor Derek Bignall, Associate Professor in the School of Religion and Theology, the main speaker at Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) 2015 graduating class presentation on Thursday March 19, 2015 at the Mandeville campus, under the theme Milestones into Stepping Stones.
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Live To Serve Others - Henry
Creativity from creation was the hallmark for Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Family Focus devotional exercise on Monday March 23, 2015 on the Mandeville campus. The College of Business and Hospitality Management (CBHM) were the team members responsibly for sharing with the University workforce in the Monday morning devotional exercise. Lecturer in the department of Hospitality Management, Glenroy Henry shared the inspirational thought with the workforce on the value and power of God’s creativity.
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Eat What You Grow - McKenzie
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students and workforce were encouraged to make healthier lifestyle choices to ensure that they enjoy a longer more fulfilling life. The students were encouraged by Mrs. Iverlyn Kennedy-McKenzie former assistant professor at the Northern Caribbean University and currently the director of a home for the elderly in Knockpatrick. Mrs McKenzie encouraged the students on Monday March 23, 2015 the opening day of the Northern Caribbean University’s annual Nutrition week.
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Photographic Highlights of Nutrition Week 2015 - Day 1
The Dietetics programme at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills necessary for a professional occupation within the fields of nutrition and dietetics.
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NCU's Entrepreneurs Rule - National Business Model Competition
NORTHERN Caribbean University (NCU) has again claimed the prize for the National Business Model Competition after one of its teams, JarGro, was yesterday crowned winner of the competition.
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NCU Wins Again...
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has again claimed the prize for the National Business Model Competition after one of its teams, JarGro, was today crowned the winner.
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Built to Last
We’ve often heard the famous reggae song from our Jamaica artiste “Warrior King”, “Nuh real man can live without a woman, like night to day...” The truth is, choosing to be in a relationship with someone can really be a challenge, for it is easy to sing it than to live it. The emotional level required for relationships is high and many persons crumble under the pressures of it. Yet, so many relationships are formed and construed (even if only in the mind) and they work. Yes they work!
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Photographic Highlights of NCU & JCF MoU
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) recently continue to cement the partnership that both entities have established and nurtured for many years with a signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the NCU’s Mandeville campus.
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