Dr. Ethelred Carter was the first commencement speaker at the Graduation Exercise at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) held on Sunday, August 9, 2015.
Do Not Sweat the Small Stuff - Dr. Carter
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A 'Smooth' Way of Life at NCU
I’m sure we’ve all heard about how delicious smoothies are, and more importantly, of how nutritious they can be when made with the right combination of ingredients. You might have also heard that it can be made from anything. You have of option of combining fruits, or vegetable or a bit of both.
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Partnership and Love
I have heard many stories of couples who have been happily married for years. In one instance, there is a couple who died minutes apart from each other; the husband died first then the wife died soon after.
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A Timely Recipe
The new semester is around the corner, and it’s that time when we all get anxious or excited about what’s to come. Either way, at one point or the other, there will be days when 24 hours just don’t seem like enough time to get all we need to get done in a day.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall 2015 Colloquium
Affirming others is key to the success of any organization and the drive to improve that service maintains the organization’s success. Northern Caribbean University demonstrated this understanding at the annual hosting of Fall Colloquium 2015, the two day seminar for the university‘s faculty and staff was held on Monday and Tuesday August 17 & 18, 2015.
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NCU, A Melting Pot of Diversity
As a diverse university, Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is not only graced with the presence of local students but international students as well. As such, it is not only a priority to let these students feel at home, but also to infuse them into the Jamaican culture.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Fall 2015 New Students Orientation
At the beginning of each semester, Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosts its new students’ orientation. On Wednesday August 19, to Friday 21, 2015 the new students were encouraged “to join the partnership” as they embark on a new phase of their academic life.
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Who's Your BFF?
I have often heard the tease —there are friends for a season, friends for a reason and friends for a lifetime. Furthermore, there are many titles attached to friendship— oldest friend, “frenemies”, long distance friends and the all-time popular BFFs (best friends forever).
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Be The Light, NCU Workers Reminded - Dr Walter Douglas
How often do we hear of people boasting of how religion turns them on? That is indeed rare as Dr. Walter Douglas, speaker at the Workers’ Consecration Service at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Sabbath, August 22 during the divine service, came to podium to encourage NCU’s faculty and staff under the theme, The Light which is the Life to Live by.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Workers' Consecration Service FAll 2015
How often do we hear of people boasting of how religion turns them on?
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The Value of Sleep...
Though sleep is arguably the most important thing the human body needs to function, it is often neglected for the sake of other activities.
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Grow the Economy Through Mathematics
“The Ministry of Education wants a strong culture of Mathematics in schools,” that’s the word from Regional Mathematics Coordinator of the Ministry of Education, Warren Brown.
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We Need to Affirm Our Children - Dr Haynes
“Boys can’t break,” according to Assistant Professor of Washington Adventist University, Dr. Claudette Haynes this notion is the reason for breakdown in the society.
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NCU's Garfield Forbes Sets the Record Straight
IN THE 125th year of Seventh-day Adventism in Jamaica, Erica Virtue, seniorGleaner writer and host of the online feature Erica's Edge, classifies the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a "stupid 19th-century church" based on the decision (by a vote process at the recently convened General Conference Session in Texas, which included women) not to ordain women.
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Bring Technology to the Classroom - NCU MI
The internet must be brought into the classroom, that’s the view of retired principal of Camperdown High School, Cynthia Cooke. Mrs. Cooke said that teachers have to use creative ways to reach students.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Freshmen Consecration Service Fall 2015
At the Freshmen Consecration service held at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on the weekend, President of the leading Seventh-day Adventist tertiary institution, Dr Trevor Gardner, delivered his fourth consecutive consecration sermon to the freshmen of 2015.
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There is no Independence
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines being independent as “not requiring or relying on others (as for care or livelihood)”, and as we get older independence is what is expected of us. Additionally, in order to be successful we must learn to be independent.
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From Machete to Machine
At the Freshmen Consecration service held at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on the weekend, President of the leading Seventh-day Adventist tertiary institution, Trevor Gardner, delivered his fourth consecutive consecration sermon to the freshmen of 2015. Dr. Gardner addressed the array of blue, gold, purple and black colours under the theme “Heritage.... What a Legacy!”
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Dr Harvey Shares Tit for Tat
The class of 2019 was welcomed into the Northern Caribbean University family at its first Chapel exercise on Monday August 31, 2015 in the NCU Gymnatorium in Mandeville. The scholars were welcomed with loud shouts and continuous applause as they join the team of extraordinary students to tread the wall of an outstanding institution.
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NCU's MI Bridging the Gap
The NCU Mathematics Institute of Northern Caribbean University has completed another three workshops in major towns of Jamaica. The workshop which commenced in 2014, aim to train in service teachers to use creative methods to teach mathematics to students in primary and secondary schools.
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