Seventh-day Adventist leaders in the North American Division (NAD) voted a $500,000 emergency relief grant for victims of Hurricane Sandy, which struck the Northeastern United States last month. A special collection is to be taken on November 10 in congregations across the division and might raise an additional $500,000 or more.
Adventist Church in North America votes $500,000 for emergency hurricane relief
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Wilson is first sitting Adventist Church president to visit Belarus
In what marked the first visit to Belarus by a sitting Seventh-day Adventist world church president, Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson last week toured church infrastructure and met with government officials in the Eastern European country.
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In Inter-America, evangelism efforts for 2013 are lay-member focused
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in the Inter-American Division have designated next year’s evangelism efforts as lay-member focused, with officials coordinating the division-wide push with church boards and individual members.
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NCU calls Alumni to Perfect the Pattern of Servant Leadership
November is homecoming month at Northern Caribbean University. This is the time when alumni from across the globe come home to reconnect with old friends, meet new friends, and to see how their alma mater fared since their last visit. You see, although there may be phone calls, Skype, Facebook, e-mails, and visits to the website, there’s nothing like coming home; nothing like reconnecting at the very place where fond memories were formed.
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NCU supports Annual Caribbean BETA – TechEntrepreneurship Conference
Kingston, Jamaica - The world may not be flat, but the Internet has created a level playing field where the opportunities are greater and there are more routes to creating and finding jobs, owning a business and achieving personal success. That’s the underlying message of the annual Caribbean BETA – Tech Entrepreneurship conference being held in Kingston, Jamaica on Friday November 16th, 2012 at Knutsford Court Hotel.
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Robert Miller Leads NCU’s Kingston Campus
Mr. Robert Miller holds the MBA in Marketing from La Sierra University, the BSc. in Secondary Teacher Education with an emphasis in Business from Northern Caribbean University, and is currently pursuing the LLB from the University of London.
Mr. Miller currently serves as Director at NCU’s Kingston Campus.
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ACUM: South Bahamas Conference Historic Sabbath School Congress
The South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists held its first Sabbath School Congress, November 2 - 4, 2012, at the Hillview S.D.A. Church.
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Mustafaa Bolsters Operations at College of Humanities, Behavioural & Social Sciences
Miss Alia Mustafaa holds the BSc. in Psychology from Northern Caribbean University.
She serves as Secretary in the College of Humanities, Behavioural and Social Sciences.
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Palmer-Morgan Joins the NCU Family as Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Shabrena Palmer-Morgan serves as Administrative Assistant in University Business Services. She holds the BA in English with a minor in Business Administration from Northern Caribbean University.
She comes to us from the Half Moon Hotel in Montego Bay.
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Photographic Highlights-Dramatists for Christ Inspire and Entertain at Chapel Session
Students, faculty and staff at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) were treated to performances by the drama group, Dramatists for Christ Ministry on Monday, November 12, 2012. The production which proved to be spirit-filled and entertaining was held on the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville.
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Wilson urges reconciliation in Ivory Coast, meets with Ashanti king in Ghana
Seventh-day Adventist Church president Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson is meeting with government, community and church leaders in West Africa during a visit to the region.
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NCU Welcomes Pilli as Assistant Professor
Dr. Satchin Pilli holds the PhD in Business from the Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies,(AIIAS) Philippines and an MBA from Southern Adventist University, Tennessee (specialization in Human Resource Management).
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Jason Thomas Joins NCU as Communications Officer
Mr. Jason Thomas holds the BSc. in Management Studies from Northern Caribbean University.
He currently serves as Communications Officer in the Office of Corporate Communications, Marketing and Public Relations (CCMPR).
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Adventist Youth Braves Inclement Weather for Camporee
Despite the inclement weather conditions, 63 Adventist Youth and Youth leaders pitched their tents on the wet lawns of the Word of Hope Adventist Church in Drax Hall, St. Ann in order to participate in the well anticipated St. Ann Federation of Adventist Youth (A.Y.) Camporee.
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Pastor Donald Smith appointed Chaplain for Montego Bay Campus
Pastor Donald Smith has been appointed Chaplain for the University’s Montego Bay Campus. Smith holds a MSc in Counselling Psychology and a BA in Religion from Northern Caribbean University.
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Thyagaraj appointed Instructor in CBHM
Mrs. Leena Thyagaraj has been appointed Instructor in the College of Business and Hospitality Management. Thyagaraj holds a MBA from Osmania University, Hyderabad, India.
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Come Enjoy Feast of Lights - A Great NCU Tradition
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is built on great traditions. One of these is Feast of Lights. This annual and festive musical treat brings together current students, faculty, administrators, graduates and friends of the University for they are bound by a tapestry of memories. The number of persons in this group swells each year as they are joined by new friends and new students. This tradition forms a part of the NCU heritage.
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CHIPS – Connected, Concerted, & Relevant
The Computer Hardware and Information Processing Specialists (CHIPS) , the academic club of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS), endeavours to promote excellence and scholarship among its members by hosting a myriad of enriching events. Their annual marquee event, CHIPS Week, will be held on November 19 to 22, 2012 under the theme “Connected, Concerted and Relevant”.
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Homecoming 2012 - Perfecting the Pattern for Servant Leadership
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) calls all alumni home to "Perfect the Pattern of Servant Leadership". Come share in our annual Homecoming celebration as we acknowledge what is special and distinctive about our alma mater from November 22 – 25 on our main campus in Mandeville.
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New Radio Producer for NCU Media Group
Miss Kerryann Thomas holds the BA in Communication from Northern Caribbean University.
She currently serves as Radio Producer in the NCU Media Group.
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