The Department of Medical Technology at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) honoured its Class of 2013 at the Annual Affirmation Dinner on Wednesday, March 27, 2013.
Photographic Highlights of Medical Technology Affirmation Dinner 2013
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Dr. Marcia Forbes to Speak at NCU’s Communication Symposium
Communications specialist, media veteran and author Dr. Marcia Forbes will be the guest speaker at Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Communication Symposium and Lignum vitae Film Festival which runs from April 8-9. She will deliver her address at the event which is organised by NCU’s Department of Communication Studies and themed, 'Show me the ginger: Using media to help Jamaicans to remain Jamaicanly'.
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Photographic Highlights: Humanities Symposium
The Department of Humanities at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) led a stimulating discourse on ‘Breaking the Silence, Unleashing the African Thunder: Our African Heritage in Retrospect’ during its symposium on Wednesday, April 3, 2013. Members of academia, staff and students from NCU as well as guest speakers presented on Afro-Caribbean Identity, Ideas, Beliefs and Traditions in Retrospect, ‘A Time to Listen and a Time to Speak’: Caribbean Cultural Linguistics in review and Afro-Caribbean Heritage: Preservation and Relevance in the 21st century.
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Communication Symposium and Lignum Vitae Film Festival Here Again
The Department of Communication Studies at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) will host its annual Communication Symposium and Lignum Vitae Film Festival starting April 8-9. It will be held under the theme, 'Show me the ginger: Using media to help Jamaicans to remain Jamaicanly'. The symposium which will be held at the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville features Media Specialist Dr Marcia Forbes as guest speaker, five time Emmy Award winner and Senior Producer for Good Morning America Sandra Aiken, BBC’s Mark Grey and other international and local specialists and personalities in Media.
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The Enduring Treasure
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to his abundant mercy hath begotten us again unto a lively hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, to an inheritance incorruptible, and undefiled, and that fadeth not away, reserved in heaven for you, who are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.”
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"Easter Mourning"
It was supposed to be a day to remember life, and resurrection. Instead, Easter Sunday became a day for death.
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Waking Up, A Cow's Tail, and LIFE
After our prayers before retiring last night my wife woke me up shortly after I fell asleep, saying that she was scared of me dying; I was breathing heavily she said. I was not aware of it, but I decided nevertheless to whisper another prayer of commitment in my heart before going off again.
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The Other Side of Answered Prayer
I didn’t know what was taking place on the other side of the world, but God knew; and He had His hand in the events.
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Church Chat: Carson handles spotlight ‘prayerfully, humbly’
When Dr. Ben Carson spoke at February’s National Prayer Breakfast in front of United States President Barack Obama, his critical views on national healthcare legislation and the country’s increasing debt set the media abuzz.
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Costa Rica: Church joins efforts to launch Adventist television
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Costa Rica recently launched its Esperanza TV Channel during a three-hour broadcast at the Adventist Education Center Auditorium in Hatillo, Costa Rica, on Saturday, March 2. The broadcast marks the first running 24-hour, 7-days-a-week Adventist channel in the Inter-American Division territory.
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Rebuilding Jamaica one soul at a time
Omar Booth, a 36-year-old gardener, was on his way to work two weeks ago when he was stopped in his tracks, captivated by the heart-warming singing coming from the big tent at Maverley Park, St Andrew.
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Joshua: Son of Nun
Plagues and promises have interplayed in dramatic fashion in Israel’s liberation from Egypt. Exodus events are fresh on every Israelite mind. And now, after Yahweh’s miraculous interventions, the former slaves are well on their way to the Promised Land. Nevertheless, Amalek, a local warlord, stands in their way, poised to destroy Israel’s dream of nationhood. As his military commander to confront the Amalekite army, Moses chooses a youth named Hoshea, renaming him Joshua (Num. 13:16).
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ATCU’s President Visits Cayman Brac
Pastor Leonard Johnson, president of the Atlantic Caribbean Union (ATCU), along with Pastor Shian O'Connor, president of the Cayman Islands Conference, worshipped with the members of the Adventist church in Cayman Brac, an island in the Cayman Islands chain, during a special visit March 22-23, 2013.
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For Love or Obligation
In the particularly hot debate about cutting the United States’ budget deficit, members of congregational delegations face each other, each side wrapped in their own ideologies. One wants to make sure that programs for the poor are not going to be cut while the wealthy get tax breaks. The other sticks to its “ideological purity,” which is an “anaphylactic allergy to tax increases.”1
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Week in Review
Week in Review is a compilation of news and events at Northern Caribbean University.
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Renowned ABC Producer For NCU Communication Symposium
Senior producer of ABC's 'Good Morning America' Sandra Aiken will be one of the main presenters at today's start of the annual Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Communication Symposium under the theme 'Show me the Ginger: Using Media to Help Jamaicans Remain Jamaicanly'.
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KG Vaz: The Legacy Lives On...
THE leadership of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) and the membership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica, The Bahamas, Cayman and Turks and Caicos Islands are mourning the loss of an icon, Pastor Kenneth Granville Vaz.
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Choose NCU – It’ll Pay
Here’s a hard truth to grapple with: cars are expense items; education is an investment, yet it is easier to get a car loan than a loan to pursue a degree. Does that reality provide an insight into why we are experiencing this current economic crisis? The haste to consume versus investing is a virus that retards true development.
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Photographic Highlights: Communication Symposium- Day One
The Department of Communication Studies at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is hosting its annual Communication Symposium and Lignum Vitae Film Festival which runs from April 8 to 9. It is being held under the theme, 'Show me the ginger: Using media to help Jamaicans to remain Jamaicanly' at the university’s Main Campus in Mandeville. Media Specialist Dr. Marcia Forbes, shared some insightful observations and thoughts as the guest speaker of the symposium. The day also featured CBS’ Broadcast Associate Christa Aiken and Director of Operations in the Prime Minister’s Support Unit and lecturer in the Communications Arts and Technology department at UTECH, Dr. Deborah Hickling as lead discussants. Here is a photographic highlight of the event.
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NCU’s Career Expo inspires job seekers
Creating opportunity amid the uncertainty of a sluggish economy was a clear deliverable for students at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at the 2013 Career Expo. Job hopefuls and aspiring entrepreneurs within the NCU student population and community convened in the institution’s Gymnatorium to listen to presentations and speak to exhibitors representing the various viable career paths on the current global job market.
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