Mrs. Georgian Burnett-Williams holds the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Mass Communication from Northern Caribbean University.
Burnett-Williams Now Serves as Media Officer at NCU Media Group
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Photographic highlights-CCRJC Graduation in Georges Valley
The Community Counselling and Restorative Justice Centre (CCRJC)at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) held an award ceremony for participants in the Empowerment Training Seminars on Thursday, November 1, 2012. The participants from Georges Valley in Manchester were honoured in fine style at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the community and were inspired by main speaker, Mrs. I.E. ‘Yvonne’ Bignall, Vice President of University Relations at NCU.
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French university wowed by NCU associate professor’s PhD thesis
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Non-French speakers sitting in the president's boardroom at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on October 26 would have missed the quality of the academic discourse as doctoral student Desrine Bogle defended her thesis in the language which she has grown to love and appreciate.
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Kryshna Hylton Joins the Team at ISS
Mrs. Kryshna Hylton holds the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Education from Northern Caribbean University and is currently pursuing the Master of Arts in Literacy Instruction at the University of the West Indies.
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Karen Hamilton Adds Experience to Admissions and Enrollment Office
Miss Karen Hamilton holds the Bachelor of Science (BSc.) degree in Business Administration from the University College of the Caribbean. She also holds CPS designation.
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JCF to benefit from Counselling Services
More help is on the way for the nation’s police officers as a new batch of Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) volunteer chaplains were installed at a ceremony on Monday, October 29, 2012.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU vs UWI Football Match
Disappointment abounded as a controversial officiating decision led to the match between Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the University of the West Indies (UWI) ending in a draw. The Monday evening affair, at the NCU oval on November 5, saw the male football team suffering a slight setback to its campaign in the third round of the Inter-collegiate football competition with a 1 all score line. The fiercely contested match had both teams hunting crucial point, and the fast paced UWI team’s game plan was to push the NCU’s contingent in a defensive mode while they sought early goals. The NCU’s contingent had revenge on their minds as they sought to avenge the lost they suffered last season to their more experienced division one counterparts.
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NCU Dominates Drawn Inter-Col Football Game
Disappointment abounded as a controversial officiating decision led to the match between Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the University of the West Indies (UWI) ending in a draw. The Monday evening affair, at the NCU oval on November 5, saw the male football team suffering a slight setback to its campaign in the third round of the Inter-collegiate football competition with a 1 all score line. The fiercely contested match had both teams hunting crucial point, and the fast paced UWI team’s game plan was to push the NCU’s contingent in a defensive mode while they sought early goals. The NCU’s contingent had revenge on their minds as they sought to avenge the lost they suffered last season to their more experienced division one counterparts.
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Joelle Hibbert Serves as Cordianator for TV Programme at NCU Media Group
Mrs. Joelle Hibbert holds the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Biology and Theatre from the Wesleyan University, Connecticut.
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Dr. Derick Evans Adds Experience to Graduate Education and Leadership
Dr. Derick Evans holds the Doctorate in Education (EdD) in Educational Policy, Planning and Administration from the University of Southern California and the Master of Arts (MA) degree in Education from Andrews University.
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NCU Lecturer shares on 'Parenting Children To Eat Right'
It's a parent's responsibility to take care of a child's physical needs, which include providing age-appropriate food and drink. The Ministry of Education, Jamaica celebrates Parent Month in November under the theme 'Parent the right way: start listening to your child today'.
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Current Social Ills to be Addressed at Theological Symposium
The School of Religion and Theology (SRT) at Northern Caribbean University will host its annual Theological Symposium on Thursday, November 15, 2012. The event will be held on the institution’s Main Campus in Mandeville and will be held under the theme, ‘A Biblical and Clinical Response to the Current Social Ills of Jamaica’.
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Kerryann Lawes Joins Internal Communications Team
Miss Kerryann Lawes comes to us from Investment Management Limited.
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Merlene Josephs Bolsters Four Points Compliment
Miss Merlene Josephs comes to us from Restaurants of Jamaica Limited.
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Adventist World Radio increasing language offerings in Africa, Asia
Adventist World Radio next year will increase the frequency or length of several programs in Asia and Africa, bringing the amount of content close to previous levels before cost-cutting measures several years ago.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Kingston Campus 2nd Open Day
It was a bumper to bumper traffic; jammed sidewalks affair when the Half-Way Tree, Kingston campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its second Open Day during the final quarter of 2012. This was an event that drew out corporate Jamaica in their numbers as corporate executives and individuals wanted to know how they may utilize this NCU extension site’s offerings to enhance their respective outputs.
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Dr. Gordon Lightbourne Experience Strengthens the College of Natural and Applied Sciences
Dr. Gordon Lightbourne holds the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Horticulture from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Botany from the University of the West Indies.
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Samara Marshall Adds Value to Medical Technology Department
Mrs. Samara Marshall holds the Bachelor of Science (BSc.) degree in Dietetics from Northern Caribbean University.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Football Team Held to its Second Draw of the Season
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) male football Inter-Collegiate team continued its good form in Division 1 when it earned a point on the road at University of Technology (UTECH) at the UTECH field in Papine Kingston on Thursday. NCU’s forward, Christopher Dunn, scored his first goal of the season to hand his team a valuable point away from home in its second consecutive drawn game from four matches.
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Adventist Church Repairs Derelict Building for the Homeless
"I am just overjoyed ", were the words used by Yvonne McLymont-Green, Manager of the Open Arms Drop In Center , to describe the work done by Pastor Sam Davis and members of the South England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists from the United Kingdom (UK), to transform an old roofless building into a skills training centre during the period September 26 - October 10, 2012.
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