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UWI OPEN CAMPUS ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012uneScO Slave route lecture Series (St.Kitts & nevis).• “A mental setting for Supportive coachingtowards Occupational Achievement/Skills:breaking away from Professional experience”by Mrs. rosine Hamblet (St. lucia,August 2011).• “negotiating a national developmentAgenda: the role of culture” by Her excellency,dame Pearlette louisy. the thirdPatricia charles Memorial lecture Series(St. lucia, May 2012).• “A Model of education reform: What canthe caribbean learn from Finland?” by Hisexcellency, Mikko Pyhälä, Finland’s Ambassador-at-largeto the caribbean community(St. lucia, June 2012).• “rethinking Perspectives on independence”by dr. george lamming (St. Vincent,October 2011).• “Professionalism and confidentiality in theWorkplace” by Mrs. Jane bennett (belize,March 2012).• “the impact of the World recession on theeconomic Sectors of Antigua and barbudaand a Structured response to Stimulategrowth” by Mr. donald charles, generalManager of the Antigua and barbuda developmentbank (Antigua, August 2011).• “common eye diseases” by dr KrishnaMani, Ophthalmologist and collaboratingfaculty member of the uWi Mona(cayman, 2012).• How to Prevent the Spread of HIV/AIDS: AReality Check. by dr. elizabeth Pasani(August 19, 2011).• No Health without Mental Health: Why menneed to cry? by dr. ermine belle a lecture(October 27, 2011).• Naming and Identity: Lineage and Heritage inthe Afro-Barbadian Community by ProfessorPedro Welch (november 24, 201).• Enhancing Entrepreneurship: Social andEconomic Empowerment in Barbados. (Paneldiscussion) Panellists were: dr. PaulPounder; Ms. lynette Holder; Mr. Peterboos and moderator, Mr. Patrick Hoyos.(February 23, 2012).• The Relevance of 1937 Today: The StruggleContinues by Mr. trevor Marshall, (April 26,2012).• Enhancing Entrepreneurship: Social andEconomic Empowerment in Barbados. (Paneldiscussion) Panellists were: dr. PaulPounder; Ms. lynette Holder; Mr. Peterboos and moderator, Mr. Patrick Hoyos.(February 23, 2012).the monthly lunchtime lectures mounted by thebarbados Site in collaboration with the centralbank of barbados provided much intellectualdiscourse and underscored once again, thecommitment of the Open campus barbados totaking the uWi beyond the walls of the university.the following list is therefore instructive.28A C A M P U S F O R T H E T I M E S . . . A C A M P U S F O R T H E F U T U R E
UWI OPEN CAMPUS ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012St. Kitts and Nevis group meeting with CCDC, Acting Head, Ceceile Minott, on June 18, 2012.• The Role of Women in an Evolving Democracyby dr. Wendy Sealy (March 29, 2012).• Productivity and Workers Rights: BalancingGrowth (Panel discussion) Panellists were:dr. lawrence nurse; Mr. Anthony Sobersand moderator, Mr. david commissiong(June 5, 2012).• HIV: Money, Sex and Rights by Dr. ErnestMassiah (June 26, 2012).• Tapping into the Diasporic Economy bydr. Keith nurse (July 31, 2012).Of note also, is the work undertaken by theccdc as they partnered with other departmentsof the Open campus as well as the sister campusesand entities external to the uWi. thefollowing activities represent the collaborativeefforts of the ccdc.• Partnered with the Sir Arthur lewis institutefor Social and economic research and otheragencies for the sixth consecutive year tohost the caribbean child research conferenceand continued to lead the pre-conferenceteacher and child training seminars inresearch Methods and child rights.• Pre-conference Workshop – caribbean childresearch conference university of the Westindies, Mona. June 13, 2012.• Partnered with the Open campus AcademicProgramming and delivery (APAd) departmentto develop the early childhood andFamily Studies degree, diploma and certificateprogrammes, within which the childrights course developed by ccdc will beoffered.• collaborated with the Mccam child developmentcentre to host the 4th internationalconference on Attention deficient Hyperactivitydisorder under the theme ‘Workingtowards Positive Outcomes’ and sharedwith a number of the uWi Oc countrysites.• in a new initiative the ccdc partnered withthe Anglia ruskin university, uK to successfullysecure funding from the british Academyfor a series of exchange activities aimedat developing a proposal for youth violenceand gang research.A C A M P U S F O R T H E T I M E S . . . A C A M P U S F O R T H E F U T U R E29
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