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FACULTY OF PURE ANDAPPLIED SCIENCESMONAYear ending July 31, 2004ProfessorRonald E. Young, BSc, MSc UWI, PhD St. And. – Dean287
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THE LIBRARYMONAYear ending July 31,
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the Periodicals, Government Serials
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Presentation on Medical Library at
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Notable among the exhibitions mount
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A number of exchange arrangements w
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As was expected, many of these were
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Cell Disease as its contribution to
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• “Global Trends in Communicati
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Management, Management Institute fo
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- Member, UWI Haiti Bicentenary Cel
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Dean’s OverviewIntroductionThe ma
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On the positive side, the initiativ
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candidates to take up all the avail
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“Outstanding Researcher”. This
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CARIBBEAN INSTITUTE OF MEDIA ANDCOM
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Mr. Livingston White:- Communicatio
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Conference on Health Promotion and
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Diploma (Undergraduate):The Diploma
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY ANDARCHAEOLOG
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conducted its annual series of lect
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- Sosua, Dominican Republic: a Cari
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• ‘The Invincibility of Islam i
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Veront Satchell- ‘The Hope, St. A
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- ‘Beyond the Mountains, More Mou
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James Robertson* ‘Architectures o
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PUBLIC SERVICEPhilip Allsworth-Jone
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Waibinte Wariboko- Member, Advisory
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Ilm-Al-Ahsan Prizes:The Asian World
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of Student Financing, to attend fie
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students that they sit and pass the
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Mrs. Ingrid McLaren- “Factors rel
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Dr. Silvia Kouwenberg• “Identif
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STUDENT AWARDS: UndergraduateFirst-
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PH10B Ethics and Applied Ethics (Se
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Archives and Records Management - e
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There are currently 132 LIS Majors
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ACURILThe Department continues to p
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• ‘Indigenous Literature for Ca
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CATEGORIES OF STUDENTSRegistration
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UNDERGRADUATE AWARDSAlumni Award fo
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and did a seminar in the staff/post
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Dr Norval Edwards- Creolizing Theor
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PUBLICATIONSDr Michael BucknorRefer
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Dr Curdella Forbes- Assistant Chief
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DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGESAND L
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The 4th annual Japanese Speech Cont
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Caribbean Journal of Education, 24,
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Prizes Awarded:FrenchWilliam Mailer
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On April 15-17, the department join
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- A study of job satisfaction and d
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• ‘Addressing Reading Difficult
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* “The Double Shift System of Sch
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Zellynne Jennings-Craig* Draft Curr
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- Member, American Educational Rese
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INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONJoan Tucker,
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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHN
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RESEARCH IN PROGRESSDr. Earl Brown-
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Dr. Nadine Scott- The Redemption So
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• “The Nature and Prevalence of
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• “The Nuts and Bolts of Leader
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Prof. Errol Miller* “The Introduc
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- Member, Commission on Education a
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Dr. Halden Morris- Development Comm
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FACULTY OFMEDICAL SCIENCESMONAYear
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Dean’s OverviewThe Faculty of Med
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Collaboration and AlliancesThe Depa
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Pneumococcal serotypes and resistan
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The Department of Surgery, Anaesthe
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Alumni Assoc.(Canadian Chapter)Dr.
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25 MPH (Master in Public Health)Sur
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Management Research Unit(AFTMRU),Ka
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Community College is in its third y
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Drs. John Jemmott and Loretta Sweet
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• O’Connor A, McFarlane-Anderso
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PUBLICATIONSRefereed* “Six- month
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- Member, National Examination Comm
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DEPARTMENT OF BASIC MEDICALSCIENCES
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held at the Centre for Medical Educ
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Dr. LauriAnn Young-Martin- New Init
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- Neuroprotective effects of Oestro
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Dioscorea spp.” HUPO 2nd Annual a
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PUBLICATIONSRefereed* Asemota, H.,
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(Dioscorea Alata) Plantlets.” Jam
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Development: Technology Driven Agri
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* Wint, Y.B., Duff, E.M.W., O’Con
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CATEGORIES OF STUDENTS1. Undergradu
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a) Students whose researches have b
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Members of our department continue
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Member of the PAHO Expert Group on
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Re-certificationBetween December 20
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- An evaluation of an Assertive Out
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- Development of a model for post n
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- An assessment of cervical and bre
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Small M. XV International AIDS Conf
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• Collaborations with NIH/NIDA: P
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Association of Universities and Res
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Book* Kelly M, Bain B. Education an
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(MDGs). Prepared for the United Nat
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GRANTS(i) The Academic Staff of the
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(2004) Pan American Health Organiza
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of the three best abstracts by a ne
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- Executive Member, Jamaica Fulbrig
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- Resource person to social and chu
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The new research linkages formed wi
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Professor Charles Denbow• “The
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* Severity of systemic lupus erythe
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- Chairman, Board of Management, Ma
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Avinel Pounal, laboratory technicia
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Council 49 th Annual Council and Sc
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* “Fatal autochthonous eosinophil
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services) as well as Child Health d
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STAFFAcademic AchievementsProfessor
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Dr Santosh Kulkarni- Evaluation of
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Page 238 and 239: therapy in Jamaica.” Poster prese
Page 240 and 241: • “CPC - A Case for Discussion,
Page 242 and 243: • Bell Y, Barton M, Thame MM, Nic
Page 244 and 245: * Phillip H, Fletcher H and Reid M.
Page 246 and 247: environments; International AIDS So
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Page 254 and 255: - Vice President, Paediatric Associ
Page 256 and 257: Dr Maureen Samms-Vaughan- Chairman,
Page 258 and 259: classes. The class of 2006 sat the
Page 260 and 261: The project undertaken by the Speci
Page 262 and 263: The various research programmes in
Page 264 and 265: * Bilateral synchronous carcinoma o
Page 266 and 267: * Heart Weight and Heart Weight/Bod
Page 268 and 269: examiners and students was not chan
Page 270 and 271: “Benefits of Medical Protection S
Page 272 and 273: PAPERS PRESENTED• A. McDonald “
Page 274 and 275: • J. Plummer “Endoscopic Retrog
Page 276 and 277: * “Ionizing Radiation: The Questi
Page 278 and 279: * “Requests for admission to the
Page 280 and 281: * “Transfer of patients with head
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Page 286 and 287: Dean’s OverviewINTRODUCTIONThe ye
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Page 296 and 297: DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRYProfessor Is
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Page 306 and 307: Professor R. Lancashire• “Data
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Page 318 and 319: - Media images of undocumented immi
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Page 322 and 323: • “(Re)producing citizenship an
Page 324 and 325: • (withE. Jones) “Potential imp
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Page 328 and 329: * S. Mains. “Developing film: med
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is coordinated by Dr. Peter Vogel w
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ing the Herbarium to international
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formulating fisheries management me
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- the revealing of predation on rar
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• Wilson, B. S. 2004. Conservatio
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* Persad, G.; Webber, M.K.; Hopcrof
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- Member (and Co-founder), Board of
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BL39D Caribbean Biodiversity 19 19
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS &COMPUTER
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Two of Dr. Ezra Mugisa's graduate s
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WORK OF THE DEPARTMENTTeachingWith
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- Investigate the synoptic processe
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21-24, 2004; WIMJ Supplement, 53 (2
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US$5,000 to support graduate resear
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FACULTY OFSOCIAL SCIENCESMONAYear e
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Dean’s OverviewThis year marked t
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On this basis therefore, it is expe
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distance mode. This was also accomp
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One area in which the Faculty has c
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We have collaborated with the Depar
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- “Random Walk as a Universal Tes
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• (with Madjd-Sadjadi, Z.) “Is
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• (with G. McLeod, M. Figueroa)
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• “Globalization and the Jamaic
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- Member, Monitoring Committee of t
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CATEGORIES OF STUDENTSGraduating St
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already seen some of the fruits of
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“US National Security Policy Form
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- Beyond ‘Left-Right Ideology’
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• Evaluation of Denis Benn’s
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• “Balancing Security and Human
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* “The Jamaican Crime Problem: So
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Journal Articles:Dr. Jessica Byron*
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- Member, Board of Directors, Inter
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Semester II - 2003/2004Course Regis
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UndergraduateAnn Spackman Memorial
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the industry. Lecturers in the depa
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• “Macroeconomic Results and ad
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* Strategic Challenges confronting
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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY,PSYCHOLOGY
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The first cohort of 13 students is
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the course with the assistance of A
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- The Group in Caribbean Organizati
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- Revisiting the 1991 study by Brow
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• (with a team) “Tourism and HI
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- “The Paradox of Loyalty: An Afr
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* (with Corak, M., &. Zhoa, J.) Fam
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- Coordinator of outreach and colla
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- Member, Programs Committee, Assoc
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Another significant achievement was
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Dr. T. Jennifer Edwards- Stakeholde
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444
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RESEARCH1 The conduct of the “Fol
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End of semester examinations were h
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Training of various categories of h
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OUTREACH SECTIONWork of the Section
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• Moderator of Gynaecological Sci
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- Chairman, Lions Club of St. Andre
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Jamaica by the Dept. of Food Produc
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The AU has developed a simple techn
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PUBLIC SERVICE- Life Member, the Ja
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AR21A - Introduction to Women’s S
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of the Educational System in the An
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• “An Empowered Woman Makes a D
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Database in Gender and Development
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Tertiary Levels of Education System
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Development Studies. The conference
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African Diaspora Working GroupIn Ju
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* Gender Equality in the Caribbean:
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CENTRE FOR MARINE SCIENCESGeorge F
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GIS workshop at DBML: ‘Empowermen
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- Monitoring of relocated corals at
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* Quinn, N.J. & Kojis, B.L. 2003. T
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* Woodley, J., Sary, Z., Gayle, P.
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EARTHQUAKE UNITMargaret D. Wiggins-
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magnitude 4.3 earthquake was appare
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M. Wiggins-Grandison went on Study
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- The status of the EQU and future
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Specimen Technique U.W.I Institutio
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of the West Indies seen by a German
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INSTITUTE OF CARIBBEAN STUDIESJosep
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postgraduate students in Cultural S
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INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FORENVIRONMENT
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STUDENTS AND INTERNSA shortage of f
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Dr. Marc Van Miervenne, University
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- Member, Commission on Science and
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the initiatives in this regard were
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In the year 2000, the School tackle
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exemplary research. Seminars facili
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Using the opportunity to reflect on
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University of Illinois. The seminar
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Papers from the Symposium on Social
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Executive Opinion SurveyThe School
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Media and Public PolicyAlister McIn
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• Leadership and Governance: This
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• _______, “Public Service Broa
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Mr. Claude Robinson* Weekly newspap
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- Bauxite & Alumina Trading Company
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As a part of the University’s Res
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SIR ARTHUR LEWIS INSTITUTE OF SOCIA
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Table 2 MPhil/PhD StudentsFull time
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Other developmentsA cumulative inde
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electronically at a cost from the B
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Conference, December 21, 2003, in L
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• “Emancipating Ourselves.in Po
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edited by H. Kehal, Basingstoke & N
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* “Jamaican and Caribbean Develop
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- Associate Trainer, Keys to Safer
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- Adjudicator for entries in the ca
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The Environmental Foundation of Jam
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PAPERS PRESENTED• Abdulkadri, A.,
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Present and Future. Dominican Repub
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* Riley, C.K., Wheatley, A.O., Adeb
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Dr. Sylvia Mitchell- Member, Pharma
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RESEARCH IN PROGRESSResearch is con
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* Trevor H. Yee. The Bio-Extraction
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Dr. Yee lectured in the BSc final y
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UWICED assistance to the region in
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As part of the MacArthur Foundation
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the Caribbean, develop a database o
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* “Global Public Goods and Potent
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Outreach I Programmes• CFNI QuizT
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Mona Summer workshop for Distance E
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MoBay 1 5 1 1 - - - - - 1 1 - 1 3 1
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Ocho RiosThe Ocho Rios Centre is a
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- Institutional collaboration in di
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- Member, Jamaican Council for Adul
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SCHOOL OF CONTINUINGSTUDIESYear end
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OverviewDuring the academic year 20
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CARIBBEAN CHILD DEVELOPMENTCENTRE (
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development can be determined prior
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* Charles, Leon Williams, Sian. Rep
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SOCIAL WELFARE TRAINING CENTRELinco
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Developing an Accreditation Mechani
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TRADE UNION EDUCATION INSTITUTEMarv
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workshop on Industrial Relations be
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Continuing EducationThe Centre cont
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manual operations and speed up the
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- Member, Association of Caribbean
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