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Present and Future. Dominican Republic, March16-19th,22 pages• Powell, M., Wheatley, A.O., Tennant, P., Omoruyi, F., Asemota,H.N., Gonsalves, D. and Ahmad, M.H. (2003). Rat intestinaltransport enzymes: Effect of the consumption of transgenicpapaya (Carica papaya L.). HUPO 2 nd Annual and IUBMB XIXCongress, October 8-11, 2003, Montreal, Canada. Molecular andCellular Proteomics, Vol. 2, No.9 pp. 881.• Riley, C.K., Wheatley, A.O., Ahmad, M.H. and Asemota, H.N.(2004). Microscopic properties of yam (Dioscorea sp.) starches andimplications for industrial application. Annual ScienceSymposium, Northern Caribbean University, Mandeville,Jamaica. April 20, 2004.• Riley, C.K., Wheatley, A.O., Adebayo, A.S., Ahmad, M.H. andAsemota, H.N. (2004). Industrial exploitation potential of nativeJamaican yam (Dioscorea sp.) starches in tablet formulation fordiabetics: Effect of amylose content and digestibility. ASBMBAnnual Meeting and 8 th IUBMB Conference. June 12-16, Boston,Massachusetts.• Riley, C.K., Wheatley, A.O., Ahmad, M.H. and Asemota, H.N.(2003). The relationship between amylose content and somerheological properties of starches from five Jamaican yams(Dioscorea spp.). 17 th Annual National Conference on Science andTechnology. Science and Technology for EconomicDevelopment: Technology Driven Agriculture and Agroprocessing.Kingston, Jamaica. November 19-22, 2003.• Riley, C.K., Wheatley, A.O., Hassan, I., Ahmad, M.H.,Morrison, E.Y. St. A. and Asemota, H.N. (2003). X-raycrystallographic and scanning electron microscopic analysis ofstarches from five yam (Dioscorea spp.) grown in Jamaica. HUPO2 nd Annual and IUBMB XIX Congress, October 8-11, 2003,Montreal, Canada. Molecular and Cellular Proteomics, Vol. 2, No.9 pg.981.• Roye, M.E., K. Smith and I. Haye (2003). How and why plantviruses change and the implications for control of viruses in ouragricultural system. Scientific Research Council Seventeenth564
Annual National Conference on Science and Technology.Knutsford Court Hotel, Jamaica, November 2003.• Tennant, Paula., Chin, M., Pinnock, S., Powell, M., Wheatley, A.O., Roberts, M., Minott, D., Jackson-Malete, J., and Gonsalves,D. (2004) Transgenic Carica papaya L. resistant to Papaya ringspotvirus in Jamaica: Development and safety assessment. Institute ofFood Technologists’ Annual General meeting, Las Vegas,Nevada, July 12-16, 2004.• Turner, Shawna-Gae, Tennant, Paula, and. Ahmad, M.H. (2003)Evaluation of wild Carica species for resistance to Papaya ringspotvirus isolates from Jamaica. JAGRIST (The Bulletin of theJamaican Society For Agricultural Sciences) Vol. XV#1: 16-21• Webster, S., Mitchell, S.A., and Ahmad, M.H. (2004). Somaticembryogenesis response of Petiveria alliacea leaf explant-derivedcallusto sucrose- and glucose-enriched media supplemented withNAA and BAP. In Vitro Volume 40: 2004 World Congress on InVitro Biology Abstract Issue pg. 33-A• Wheatley, A. O., Riley, C. K., Bahado-Singh, P. S., Smith, T. M.,Asemota, H. N. and Morrison, E. Y. (2003) Relationship betweenamylose content and the in vitro digestibility and glycemic index ofsome Jamaican yam (Dioscorea spp.) starches. Diabetes andMetabolism, Vol. 29, 4S198.PUBLICATIONSRefereed* Bahado-Singh, P.S., Wheatley, A.O., Morrison, E.Y. St. A.,Ahmad, M.H. and Asemota, H.N. (2004) Investigation of theeffect of food processing on the glycemic indices of someJamaican foods: A proactive approach to the management ofType II Diabetes Mellitus. West Indian Medical Journal. 53 (Suppl1): 45.* Fermin, G., Tennant, P., Gonsalves, C., Lee, D., and Gonsalves,D. (2004). Comparative development and impact of transgenicpapaya in Hawaii, Jamaica and Venezuela. In Transgenic plants:Methods and Protocols, Vol. 286, Methods in MolecularBiology, L. Pena (Ed.). Humuna Press, Totowa, New Jersey pp397-428.565
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Cell Disease as its contribution to
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“Outstanding Researcher”. This
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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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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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Dr Norval Edwards- Creolizing Theor
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PUBLICATIONSDr Michael BucknorRefer
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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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Zellynne Jennings-Craig* Draft Curr
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INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONJoan Tucker,
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RESEARCH IN PROGRESSDr. Earl Brown-
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Dr. Nadine Scott- The Redemption So
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Prof. Errol Miller* “The Introduc
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Collaboration and AlliancesThe Depa
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Pneumococcal serotypes and resistan
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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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PUBLICATIONSRefereed* “Six- month
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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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Small M. XV International AIDS Conf
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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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- Resource person to social and chu
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The new research linkages formed wi
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* Severity of systemic lupus erythe
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STAFFAcademic AchievementsProfessor
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therapy in Jamaica.” Poster prese
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Research Fellowship in Pediatric In
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classes. The class of 2006 sat the
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The various research programmes in
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examiners and students was not chan
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JCDT, The Nature Conservancy (Jamai
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Closer Cooperation within UWI’s C
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Top Researcher/Research Activity in
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formulating fisheries management me
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• Wilson, B. S. 2004. Conservatio
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BL39D Caribbean Biodiversity 19 19
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Two of Dr. Ezra Mugisa's graduate s
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WORK OF THE DEPARTMENTTeachingWith
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FACULTY OFSOCIAL SCIENCESMONAYear e
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distance mode. This was also accomp
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- “Random Walk as a Universal Tes
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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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• (with a team) “Tourism and HI
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* (with Corak, M., &. Zhoa, J.) Fam
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Dr. T. Jennifer Edwards- Stakeholde
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RESEARCH1 The conduct of the “Fol
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OUTREACH SECTIONWork of the Section
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Jamaica by the Dept. of Food Produc
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PUBLIC SERVICE- Life Member, the Ja
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AR21A - Introduction to Women’s S
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Database in Gender and Development
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Development Studies. The conference
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African Diaspora Working GroupIn Ju
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CENTRE FOR MARINE SCIENCESGeorge F
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EARTHQUAKE UNITMargaret D. Wiggins-
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M. Wiggins-Grandison went on Study
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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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Dr. Marc Van Miervenne, University
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