Daniel Nicholas and Anya-Terae Edwards were recognised as the top male and female students during the Department of Communication Studies (DCS) Week of Excellence at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Wednesday, March 25, 2015. Each was donned in a burgundy blazer- a symbol of prestige that inducts the wearer into an exclusive club of high achievers.
DCS Recognises Excellence
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Find Your Path at NCU
Escapism and I met about a month ago, or so I thought. It turned out that we met long before, years before, and we’ve been dating ever since. I also found out that he’s been cheating on me… with you. Many individuals have found themselves in occasions where they were too stressed to continue and had to take a break, maybe just 15 minutes to relax and watch some TV.
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NCU's DCS Cares For Students
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) plays more than just the role of providing students with quality lecturers and information. Each Department goes above and beyond to ensure that its students are not only given the essential and necessary theory for the working world, but are given the tools and hands-on experience, that will help them excel and be multifaceted in their field. The Department of Communication Studies (DCS) at NCU is a true testament to this practice.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Dominance of National Debating Championships
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) debate teams continue its relentless run in the Sagicor UTECH National Debating Championships recently when they excelled in the regional leg of the competition at the NCU’s Mandeville campus. Of the three NCU teams that were on show, the NCU’s C team of Kevonn Grant and Daniel Nicholas were adjudged the overall champions of the regional playoff.
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Showers of Blessings
Water is the source of life. One of our main sources of water is rain. Though, in most movies it only rains when something horrific is going to happen, when someone is mourning or if it is the cause of a natural disaster. In contrast, some individuals most often metaphorically liken rain as the flow of money. In a way, this reminds me of God, He is our source of life.
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The Value of Health
“The love of money is the root of all evil.” Can this be closer to the truth? As important as money is to the quality of life, or how comfortable we live here on this earth, the love of money has been the root of too many heartaches. Why do drug dealers sell drugs that destroy peoples’ lives? What is the number one reason why people are robbed?
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NCU's President's XI Hammers DC Strikers to Book Semi-Final Spot
MANDEVILLE, Manchester -- Old England and Northern Caribbean University (NCU) President's XI secured the last semi-final spots in the Jamalco/Manchester Division One competition with comfortable victories in their penultimate group games.
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NCU, The Melting Pot of Cultures
How do you define unity? “There are over 196 countries in the world and 6,500 spoken languages, yet we are all cut from the same cloth…” So God created man in His own image, in the image of God created He him; male and female created He them” (Genesis 1: 27). Sometimes this isn’t relatively evident to us; not only because of the difference in our location, language and culture, but also in our physical appearance as well.
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Photographic Highlights of International Diversity Weekend 2015 - General Assembly
Would you like to travel to Africa, Cuba, or Bahamas? How about Brazil or Mexico without leaving Jamaica? Well, you can do just that during International Diversity Weekend currently being held at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) main campus in Mandeville.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Alumni Giving Back to NCU
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) president, Dr Trevor Gardner on Thursday April 9, 2015 had his plans for the restoration of the bakery at NCU injected with a major gift from two distinguished alumni, Mr and Mrs Dennis Dempster.
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NCU's Alumni Helping to Build Industry at Alma Mater
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) president, Dr Trevor Gardner on Thursday April 9, 2015 had his plans for the restoration of the bakery at NCU injected with a major gift from two distinguished alumni, Mr and Mrs Dennis Dempster. The contribution was the first donation for the restoration of the industry which is slated to be opened by the end of 2015. The alumni met with University president Dr Gardner and head of the Capital Advancement Project (CAP) Bylton Clarke at the University’s Mandeville campus where the presentation was made.
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The Use of Knowledge is Power
Do you have a thirst for knowledge? Thinking of a career, personal growth and getting an education are some reasons why individuals pursue a college education. Some students arrive on campus knowing their major and what career path to take; but the reality is that some if not most do not.
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The End of the Semester Draws Near
It is that time of year again; no it is not Christmas… it is finals. It is the time of year when the most tears are shed and faith is grown or broken. There are many reasons why this period is so hectic; whether it is stress from finances, the work load or just anxiety. Yet, what makes this such a sad situation is that it is all unnecessary.
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Be Decisive
Decisiveness was the theme during Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU), weekly Monday morning Family Focus devotional exercise on April 13, 2015. The Department of Education and those participating reminded the university family that “decisiveness is the sound of a train moving out.” Its image was likened unto “a gravel in the hand of a judge. It is a symbol of a magistrate taking charge.”
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NCU Debaters Represent Well at Nationals
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) debaters walked away with the second runner up title in the tertiary division from the Sagicor UTECH National Debating Championship on April 2, 2015 held on the grounds of the University of Technology (UTECH).
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NCU Partners For Development of STI in the Caribbean
PERMANENT secretary in the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy, and Mining, Hilary Alexander, has underscored the importance of public-private partnerships in the development of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) in the island and the Caribbean.
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NCU's Career Advisor Shares Valuable Insights
I have changed my major three times since starting university. At first I was doing English, then I switched to education and now I'm doing mass communication. The problem is, I still don't think it's the right fit. If I change again my parents are going to have a fit. What do I do?
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Photographic Highlights of Godfrey Stewart High School Students Tour of NCU
More than 100 students from the Godfrey Stewart High School in Westmoreland recently look to Northern Caribbean University for an educational tour and first hand exposure to a balanced education.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's DCS International Film Festival 2015
Do you have a passion for film, news writing or production? Around the world many educational institutions advertise their programmes offering in an effort to increase enrolment. But only a few truly caters to the overall well-being of their students. Here at Northern Caribbean University (NCU), one Department prides themselves in ensuring that their students are the most creative within the industry.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's CCRJC's Graduation in York Town, Clarendon
The Community Counselling and Restorative Justice Centre (CCRJC) has been successful in meeting its objectives over the years.
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