College & Faculty Colours BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT – Gold Saffron HEALTH SCIENCES – Forest Green JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES – TCD Music Cerise THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT – Post Office Red EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES – Wedgewood Blue ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING – Chile LAW – Imperial Purple Firenze SCIENCE AND SPORT – Cumbria Green The listings of names, degrees, diplomas, associate degrees and certificates to be awarded, herein, are subject to such changes as may be necessary to conform to the official records of the University of Technology, Jamaica. COLLEGES FACULTIES 2
INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 THE ARMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 THE MACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 THE EDWARD SEAGA AWARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 PRESIDENT’S HONOUR ROLL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 REGISTRAR’S MESSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 HONORARY GRADUANDS & CHANCELLOR'S MEDAL AWARDEE MR. CHRISTOPHER ZACCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 MR. SEAN PAUL HENRIQUES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 HONORARY GRADUATES OF UTECH, JAMAICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 –19 VISITOR & OFFICERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20–21 SENIOR ACADEMIC & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22–26 ORDER OF PROGRAMME F RIDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2024 . . . . . . . . . . . . 27–30 PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES 3 Contents MAJOR GENERAL ANTONY ANDERSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 • JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES / 48 COLLEGE OF ORAL HEALTH SCIENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49–50 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH & HEALTH TECHNOLOGY . . . . . . . .51–52 • COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES / 37 CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38–41 SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42–44 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45–46 ORDER OF PROGRAMME SA TURDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2024 . . . . . . . . . . 31–34 MRS. CYNTHIA SHAKO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
• FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT / 84 CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 SCHOOL OF BUILDING AND LAND MANAGEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . 86–88 • FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES / 90 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION . . . . . . . . . 92–94 • FACULTY OF LAW / 63 FACULTY OF LAW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64 • FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT / 96 CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF SPORT SCIENCES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 PLATFORM SEATING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100–101 THE UNIVERSITY SONG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 4 Contents • COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT / 67 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69–79 SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT. . . . . . . 80–81 SCHOOL OF ADVANCED MANAGEMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 • FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING / 54 SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY . . . . 55–58 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59–61 JOAN DUNCAN SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ETHICS AND LEADERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
HISTORY The University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech, Ja.) dates its beginning from 1958, originally as the Jamaica Institute of Technology. In 1959 the name of the institution was changed to the College of Arts, Science and Technology and it became incorporated in the College of Arts, Science and Technology (CAST) Scheme of 1959. This was validated by an ACT of Parliament in 1964. In 1986, the CAST Scheme was revised in order to make the College a degree-granting institution, and the College became legally empowered to conduct affairs under a governing Council and Academic Board. The institution was formally accorded University status on September 1, 1995 as the University of Technology, Jamaica. The history of the institution is intimately connected with the social and economic development of Jamaica. From just over 50 students and four programmes in 1958, UTech Ja. has grown to become Jamaica’s premier national institution with a student population of over 12,000. It now offers more than 100 programmes at the certificate, diploma and degree levels through its three colleges and five faculties. The University has further expanded access to its programme offerings to meet the demands of business and industry by establishing campuses and satellite locations across Jamaica. In addition, several programmes are franchised through partnership with community colleges, and most programmes are associated with national and 5 Introduction to the University international professional umbrella organisations. Syllabuses are modeled on the English polytechnic system, with emphasis on flexibility of approach, work-based, experiential learning and professional linkages facilitated through co-operative work based programmes. Flexibility in the University’s academic programmes is reflected in the various modes of course delivery, which include the establishment of a Semesterised mode of delivery introduced in academic year 1999/2000 and further adjusted and piloted in 2009–2010. The University’s mandate is reflected in its mission – “To positively impact Jamaica and the wider Caribbean through high quality learning opportunities, research and value added solutions to government, industry and communities. “As such, the University’s three core pillars are teaching, research and community service. The University Council of Jamaica (UCJ) has registered UTech, Ja. as a tertiary institution. The University was granted Institutional Accreditation effective February 2018. When institutional accreditation is granted, the programmes are recognized by the UCJ and local and international stakeholders, as meeting minimum acceptable standards. The University is committed to excellence in all aspects of its course of study offerings. By submitting its courses of study to accrediting bodies for review and accreditation, the University ensures that its programmes are of high quality and international standard.
“Azure a Bar wavy enhanced of one wave and depressed of one point Argent issuing therefrom a Sun in Splendour with four rays reversed throughout or in base with the head surmounting the Bar a Pair of Compass Dividers also or and for the Crest upon a Helm A Rim set with Pineapples three manifest or issuing therefrom between two trailing Branches of Lignum vitae flowered proper each terminating in a Seed or three Hibiscus Flowers also or slipped and leaved Azure hovering over and abutting that on the sinister a Long-Tail Doctor Bird proper.” In creating the Arms, the University sought to reflect its values and focus while maintaining a link with the former Institution – the College of Arts, Science & Technology (CAST). The components, which are generally stylised, are interpreted below. The Doctor Bird and Pineapples, which are part of the Jamaican Coat of Arms, portray the uniqueness of the Institution as the first national university. The Hibiscus on which the Doctor Bird feeds, symbolizes the University as the sustainer of mind, body and spirit. The Lignum vitae, a native Jamaican tree, is abundant on the Liguanea Plains, where the University is located, and symbolizes productivity and the capacity to withstand adversity. The Sun symbolizes life, light and energy; the Mountains – strength, majesty and beauty; the Open Book, on its side, following the contour of the mountains – the generation, accessibility and transfer of knowledge and the Pair of Dividers, which was also a component of the CAST logo – technology and the continuity between CAST and UTech, Jamaica. The Motto, in Latin, is “Magna per Artem Gesta” and translated into English is “Excellence Through Knowledge.” 6 The Arms (Registered with the College of Arms of London and granted to the University of Technology, Jamaica in November 1999)
THE MACE OF KNOWLEDGE symbolizes the power of knowledge as the path to progress and a weapon against ignorance. The Mace is made of silver symbolizing light and Lignum vitae wood symbolizing our heritage. The five polished silver fingers or petals that form the crown, cradle the inner sphere (Lignum vitae), the sphere of knowledge of the University. They are of equal strength and significance and represent the use of the five senses, which contribute to the expansion of universal knowledge, represented by the larger silver sphere. The openness of this sphere signifies the infinite nature of knowledge. The crown, which is supported by a wooden staff, made of Lignum vitae wood is mounted on three discs, representing mind, soul and body and the levels of education – basic, primary, secondary and tertiary, in Jamaica. Silver bands in the middle and at both ends encircle the staff. The Lignum vitae flower, which forms part of the Arms, is engraved on the middle band. The Mace was designed by Basil Watson and constructed by him in collaboration with Garth Sanguinetti. 7 The Mace
The Most Honourable Edward Seaga ON, PC served as Prime Minister of Jamaica between 1980 and 1989. He has also played outstanding and extensive roles as a pioneer in numerous spheres of national life in Jamaica. Among many other things, the Most Hon. Seaga has placed his authoritative, brilliant mark in areas of institution-building, economic enterprise, cultural and religious development, sports, music, and community organization. The University remains grateful for his contributions to the nation, and will treasure his legacy through this award, as we recall his indomitable spirit, his love for people, and, above all, his love for Jamaica. The Most Honourable Seaga served with distinction as Chancellor of the University of Technology, Jamaica, from 2010 to the time of his passing, and was Pro-Chancellor from 2008 to 2010. Working with the team at the University, he was a guiding force in bringing about a number of notable achievements during the period of his tenure. Throughout this period, we consistently benefitted from his leadership and expertise, wealth of knowledge, sharp intellect and his sound judgement. In presiding at our Graduation Ceremonies and our Annual General Meetings of the Council, and in giving lectures and presentations, the Most Honourable Seaga inspired our students and enhanced the University as a place of learning and intellectual analysis. The Academic Board at its meeting held August 15, 2019 approved the establishment of an academic award in the name of the University’s second Chancellor, The Most Honourable Edward Seaga ON, PC who died on May 28, 2019. The award is given in recognition of his outstanding national service and contribution to the development of the University. It is to be presented at the annual Congregation of Graduates and took effect for the Graduating Class of 2018/2019. The recipient of the Award is the First Class Honours Undergraduate Student with the highest overall GPA in the 2023/2024 academic year. The recipient of the 2024 Edward Seaga Award is: Tamonia Forrest College of Health Sciences GPA 4.11 The Edward Seaga Award 8
Today, it is my privilege to celebrate this significant achievement with you. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to each of you for reaching this important milestone. You are esteemed graduates of the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech, Ja.), the national STEM university with a proud legacy of excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics since our inception in 1958. Our goal has always been to build on this legacy by fostering an institution that is agile, innovative, and responsive to the ever-changing needs of industry and society. We are committed to ensuring that every course we offer is STEM-infused to prepare you to thrive in an increasingly complex and competitive global landscape. During your time at UTech, Ja., you have gained more than just academic knowledge. You have developed critical skills that empower you to navigate and adapt to an ever-evolving technological world—skills that were put to the test during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. That period taught us all the importance of resilience, adaptability, and the power of digital learning. It accelerated the integration of technology into education and demonstrated new ways to connect, learn, and grow. Take these experiences with you; they are the tools that will serve you well as you advance in your careers, contribute to your communities, and continue your journey of lifelong learning. The world you are stepping into is more interconnected and digitally driven than ever before. Embracing technology, adapting to change, and using innovation as a force for good will be crucial to your success. Remember that your time at UTech, Ja. has equipped you with not only the technical skills but the problem-solving mindset needed to thrive in this environment. As you move forward, know that the degree you hold is more than a certificate of academic achievement. It symbolizes your readiness to make an impact, lead with purpose, and contribute to a world where innovation drives progress and change. On behalf of the University, I wish you continued success, growth, and fulfillment in all your endeavors. May you carry the lessons, skills, and spirit of UTech, Ja. with pride and share them wherever you go. Congratulations once again, Class of 2024. You are the future, and we are proud to call you UTech, Jamaica Knights. 9 Mr Lloyd Carney, BSc, MSc, Hon. DEng.Tech CHANCELLOR'S MESSAGE
It is with immense pride and joy that I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Class of 2024. Your achievement the demands of our evolving economy. For the past 66 years, this institution has been Jamaica’s premier STEM university, standing as a national beacon in delivering work-ready graduates who have made significant contributions to our nation, the wider Caribbean and beyond. Our Graduating Class of 2024 now joins over 60,000 such alumni in this proud tradition of “Excellence through Knowledge”. Our country needs professionals like you - engineers, architects, health professionals, technologists, business leaders, and innovators who embody this excellence that UTech, Jamaica represents. As you embark on your next journey as ambassadors of UTech, Jamaica, whether in the workplace, as entrepreneurs, or through further studies, I encourage you to share your knowledge and experiences with others, inspiring them to reach their own goals. I invite you to stay connected with your alma mater through our Alumni Association and collaborative initiatives. Your continued support enhances the value of your certification and strengthens the UTech, Jamaica brand. I wish you success in your lifelong journey of learning and service. Congratulations once again on your graduation! 10 Dr. Kevin Brown PhD, MEng (Hons.) AMIMechE today is a testament to your dedication, resilience, and hard work. You have navigated challenges to earn your degrees, diplomas, and certificates, and today, you stand proud as UTech Knights. This accomplishment is not just a personal triumph; it is a significant step toward shaping the future of our nation. Jamaica is counting on you. You are the next generation of leaders, innovators, and change-makers essential for realizing Vision 2030. The development of our country depends on a highly educated workforce, and UTech, Jamaica plays a crucial role in creating that conduit of skilled citizens. Your UTech education, which expertly blends theory with practice, uniquely positions you to meet PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
THE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMAICA recognizes the academic success of its students in various ways. One such is by listing on the President’s Honour Roll those students from the graduating class who have achieved the most outstanding academic performance. To be eligible, a student must attain a minimum GPA of 3.80. The general criteria stipulate, in addition, that students must be in good standing with the University and must have completed 12 credits per semester including the summer session. This year, the following students have met the requirements for the President’s Honour Roll: • Melissa Hall • Shion Baker • Sasha-Gaye Hart • Melissa Harville • Stachanie Atkins • Tevin Tomlinson 11 President’s Honour Roll FACULTY OF EDUCATION & LIBERAL STUDIES FACULTY OF LAW FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE • Chloe Campbell • Davia Henningham • Renee Ross • Tiana Larmond • Mailk Heron • Ashley Deans • Rushawn White • Rajae Robinson • Rianna Mclean • Dario Beckford • Joshua Logan • Tamonia Forrest • Tashwanique Haughton • Kimberlee McLean • Cavi a Dixon • Sanjay Grandison • Davia McDonald • Shanecia Harris • Lisa Dove • Kelly McPherson • Jadaine Benjamin • Jeneil Blair • Sasha-Gaye Wray • Iverall Dunn • Davena Bennett • Mari-Ann Pinnock • Tracey-Ann Williams Hall • Amoya Chambers • Dacia CrooksGordon • Treavia Langley • Monique Lynch • Abigaile Whyte • Vanessa Lewis • Danielle Miller • Kara Bromfield • ALexia Adams • Chadia McKenley • FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTING • Janina Coley • Tobi-Ann Bryan • Shahine Facey • Kerrian Smith COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT • Duwaina Dixon • Nastassia Smith • Ishana Wilmoth • Kawaine Anderson • Shae-Duvaughn Ellis • Ruth-Ann Barrett
meaningful impact in your chosen fields. The knowledge and experiences you've gained here are more than just tools—they are the foundation for a bright and promising future. I encourage you to share your knowledge, mentor others, and be a source of inspiration. Your contributions can make a significant difference, just as the support of your families, friends, sponsors, advisors, and the university community has made a difference in your academic journey. Wherever life leads you, remember that you will always be a “University of Technology, Jamaica Knight”. Carry with you the Core Values of our institution: Respect, Accountability, Integrity, Service Excellence, Innovation, and Teamwork. These values will guide you and help you make a positive impact on the world. Congratulations once again on this incredible achievement. May your future be filled with endless opportunities and continued success. 12 Ms Marion Brown, BA, LLB, L.E.C. MBA REGISTRAR'S MESSAGE As Vice President and Registrar and joy in extending my I am filled with immense pride heartfelt congratulations to each of you on your successful completion of your studies. This remarkable achievement is a testament to your dedication, hard work, and passion; qualities that will undoubtedly continue to serve you well in all your future endeavors. Your degree is not just a credential but a competitive advantage whether you are entering the job market or acquiring a strategic asset for career development. Approach each new challenge with the same determination and enthusiasm you demonstrated during your time here. You have proven yourselves to be exceptional individuals, and I have every confidence that you will make a
M private sectors spanning over three decades. He is currently the President and CEO of Sagicor Group Jamaica, a position he has held since May 2017, and serves on the Boards of all Sagicor Group Jamaica companies in Jamaica, Cayman, and Costa Rica. Mr. Zacca is Chairman of the Board of the Sagicor Jamaica Foundation, a registered charity that plays a significant role in supporting health and education initiatives and sponsors the annual Sagicor Sigma Run for Charity. He has held senior executive positions at Desnoes and Geddes (Red Stripe), the ATL/ Sandals Group, and Air Jamaica Ltd., where he served as CEO and Deputy Chairman between 1998 and 2004. He has also served as President of the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) for five terms, from 2007 to 2009 and 2012 to 2014. The distinguished Jamaican business magnate has served on several other private sector boards, including Playa Hotels and Resorts (NASDAQ: PLYA), Sandals Resorts, Air Jamaica, and the Jamaica Observer newspaper. He is a founding member of the public/private Economic Program Oversight Committee (EPOC), which provided oversight to the implementation of the GOJ/IMF 2013 Agreement that transformed Jamaica’s fiscal management, and a conceptualizer and member of the public/private Electricity Sector Enterprise Team (ESET). Mr. Zacca holds an MBA from the University of Florida and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In recognition of his invaluable contribution to the private and public sectors in Jamaica, he was conferred with the National Honour of the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander (CD) in 2014. Mr. Zacca received the Jamaica Observer 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award for Business and the UWI Mona School of Business Management’s Outstanding Business Leader Award in 2023. He is also the recipient of the American Friends of Jamaica International Achievement Award in 2024. 13 HONORARY GRADUAND Mr. Christopher Zacca, CD r. Christopher Zacca is a prominent Jamaican business leader with a wealth of business and management experience in both the public and
G Sean Paul’s talent and dedication to his craft have earned him several Grammy and Billboard Music Award nominations, as well as accolades including an American Music Award, MOBO Awards, Soul Train Awards, MTV Music Awards, ASCAP Rhythm and Soul Music Awards, a Source Award, and a BET Award. He is the only Jamaican artist to win an American Music Award (2006) for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist. His album successes and live performances have brought him fame, making him the first Jamaican artist to perform in Kazakhstan and Madagascar, as well as in over 100 other countries. While rooted in reggae and dancehall, Sean Paul has collaborated across genres like EDM, soca, pop, afrobeats, and Latin, building a substantial fan base in Latin America, Japan, Europe, and the USA. He has collaborated with numerous other international and local stars, including Busta Rhymes, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Keyshia Cole, Kelly Rowland, Juicy J, 2Chainz, and Nicki Minaj. He has created and produced music for top Jamaican artists such as Konshens, JCapri, Cham, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, Ding Dong, Vanessa Bling, Mr. Vegas, and Denyque. In 2019, Sean Paul received the Order of Distinction (OD) from the Jamaican government for his contribution to the global popularity and promotion of reggae music. 14 HONORARY GRADUAND Mr. Sean Paul Henriques rammy Award-winning international superstar, is renowned for his distinct voice, catchy rhythms, first-rate production, and superb performances. His musical career took off in 2002 with the success of his second studio album, Dutty Rock, which was driven by his Billboard Hot 100 hits "Gimmie the Light" and "Get Busy." Since rising to international fame in 2000, Sean Paul has continued to maintain his presence in the music industry, with recent hits including "Cheap Thrills," "Rockabye," "No Lie," and "Body." Sean Paul attended the University of Technology, Jamaica, in pursuit of a degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management, but his passion for music ultimately led him to leave before completing his studies.
Major General Antony Anderson, CD, has had a distinguished 34-year military career in the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) and is a leading security expert in the Anglophone Caribbean. He served as Commissioner of Police of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) from March 2018 to March 2024, where his leadership resulted in the transformation and professionalization of the Force. Notably, under his command, major crimes reached their lowest levels in over 20 years, and the JCF became a regional leader in technological innovation, implementing advanced tools like facial recognition systems, license plate readers, and drones. His tenure also saw the JCF achieve ISO 9001 certification, the first in the region, significantly improving service delivery. Major General Anderson has held several senior leadership roles, including Chief of Defence Staff of the JDF, Commanding Officer of the JDF Air Wing and the 1 Engineer Regiment, and Jamaica’s first National Security Advisor. In September 2024, he was appointed by the Prime Minister to head the Disaster Risk Management Review Committee. He has also served on various boards, including the Jamaica Fire Brigade and Heart Trust/NTA, and as Chairman of the Firearm Licensing Authority. An alumnus of the College of Arts, Science and Technology (CAST), now University of Technology, Jamaica, Major General Anderson holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a Master's degree in Defence Administration from Cranfield University, UK. He was inducted into the International Hall of Fame of the US Army Command and General Staff College in 2017. 15 HONORARY GRADUAND Major General Antony Anderson, CD
Mrs. Cynthia Shako, a Nurse by profession served as Head of Health Services at the former College of Arts, Science and Technology (CAST) now University of Technology, Jamaica. Mrs. Shako is being honoured for her pioneering work in establishing the Cynthia Shako Early Childhood Education and Daycare Centre at the institution in 1993, with the mission of operating as a non-profit unit providing full day and aftercare services for infants of students and staff. Today, it has continued to live by its goal to influence all aspects of the development positively and systematically of the children of the University’s students and employees. This has resulted in social and emotional growth, good physical health and intellectual development of the children under their care over the years. Mrs. Cynthia Shako, a visionary for 30 years, has established this Centre, which is a functional success. The Centre has been expanded to serve the needs of the University and beyond. It was certified by the Early Childhood Commission in 2016 and is among the first 300 Schools, to achieve this symbol of quality. 15 CHANCELLOR'S MEDAL AWARDEE Mrs. Cynthia Shako
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PROFESSOR MICHAEL NOBEL, HON. DSC UTECH, JA. OCTOBER 2, 2014 MR. ERIC FRATER, CD, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 1, 2014 THE MOST HONOURABLE ERRALD MILLER, FCGI, HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. APRIL 20, 2014 HON. LASCELLES A. CHIN, OJ, HON. LLD UTECH, JA NOVEMBER 12, 2015 SIR GODFREY PALMER, OBE, HON. DSC UTECH, JA NOVEMBER 12, 2015 AMBASSADOR SHELLY-ANN FRASER-PRYCE, OD, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2016 HON. DR. GLEN CHRISTIAN, OJ, OD, JP, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2016 MR. GARY HENDRICKSON, CD, JP, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2017 HON. THE REVEREND ROSE HUDSON-WILKIN, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2017 HON. JUSTICE ZAILA MCCALLA, OJ, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2017 18 Honorary Graduates of The University of Technology, Jamaica Conferral of Honorary Degrees by the University of Technology, Jamaica is now in its twentieth year. Honorary graduates for the last nine years are listed below. The complete list is available on the University’s website: utech.edu.jm HON. DR. DONALD KEITH AMIEL, CD, LLD UTECH, JA NOVEMBER 2018 HON. ERIC CRAWFORD, LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2018 HON. DORCAS WHITE, LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2018
YVETTE DIANA CLARKE, CD, HON. LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2019 NOEL DACOSTA, CD, HON. DTECH, UTECH, JA.. NOVEMBER 2019 ARCHITECT GORDON GILL, DTECH, UTECH, JA.. NOVEMBER 2019 PROF. THE HONORABLE OSWALD HARDING, OJ, CD, QC, PHD, LLD, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2019 HON. MOLLY RHONE, OJ, CD, LLD UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2019 PROFESSOR THE HONOURABLE MERVYN MORRIS, OM, HON. D. LITT, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2020 HON. DR. WAYNE REID, CD, HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2020 PROFESSOR HALDEN MORRIS, HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. DECEMBER 2021 THE HON. VINCENT STEPHEN FRANCIS, OJ, HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. DECEMBER 2021 MRS. ELAINE THOMPSON-HERAH, CD, HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. DECEMBER 2021 19 Honorary Graduates of The University of Technology, Jamaica ENG. ALFRICO ADAMS HON. DTECH UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2022 DR. JACQUILINE BISASOR-MCKENZIE HON. BSC, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2022 DR. PATRICK DALLAS HON. DTECH, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2023 DR. RICHARD BYLES HON. LLD, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2023 DR. SHERICKA JACKSON HON. LLD, UTECH, JA. NOVEMBER 2023
VISITOR HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST HONOURABLE SIR PATRICK ALLEN, ON, GCMG, CD OFFICERS CHANCELLOR MR. LLOYD CARNEY, BSC WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MSC LESLEY UNIVERSITY, HON. DENG TECHNOLOGY, WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRO-CHANCELLOR MR. ALDRICK MCNAB OD, J.P. BBA SLU, BSC OCA PRESIDENT Dr. KEVIN BROWN, PHD, MENG. UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, AMIMECHE HONORARY TREASURER MR LLOYD DISTANT JR, BSC, MBA NYIT VICE PRESIDENT & UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR MARION BROWN BA. (HONS.)UWI, LLB (HONS.) UNIV. OF LOND., L.E.C NMLS, MBA ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF BUSINESS AND FINANCE OFFICER MARCIA A. JENNINGS-COLE DIP., BSC., MSC. UWI. CA, FCA. 20 Visitor & Officers DEPUTY PRESIDENT (ACTING) PROFESSOR SHERMAINE BARRETT, PHD, UNIV., MINN.; MA, MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY, CANADA; B.ED. UWI; TECHNICAL DIPLOMA (MECHANICAL) UTECH, JA., DIPLOMA, HRD, UCC
VICE PRESIDENT & LEGAL COUNSEL AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER LISAMAE GORDON, BSC, LLB; PGDIP. UWI, L.E.C NMLS VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICER MRS. SIMONE MCGREGOR-JACKSON, JP, DIP UCC, BA, MSC UWI VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICER DR. ANTHONIO A. ANDERSON, JP, BSC NCU, MBA WALDEN UNIVERSITY, MSC NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, DMTM CTU PUBLIC ORATOR DR. WARRICK LATTIBEAUDAIRE, BA (HONS), PHD, UWI UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN DAVID DRYSDALE, BA, MA UWI 21 Visitor & Officers VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF OPERATIONS AND PROJECT OFFICER PROFESSOR. GARFIELD YOUNG, BSC UWI , M.ENG.SC UNIV. OF NEW SOUTH WALES , PDGE UTECH, JA, PHD UNIV. NOTTINGHAM
DEANS COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES PROFESSOR ADELLA CAMPBELL, JP, BSC UWI, RM, RN, MSC UWI, LLB, UTECH, JA; PHD VICTORIA UNIV. OF WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH & VETERINARY SCIENCES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DEON BENNETT, BSC, MPHIL, UWI; PHD, UNIV. OF FLORIDA; BMSC, MBBS, UWI FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR LAURENCE NEUFVILLE, BSC, DIP PGDE, MSC, PHD (AIU) , USA FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTING PROFESSOR SEAN THORPE, BSC UWI; MSC UNIV. OF WESTMINSTER; PHD UTECH, JA. FACULTY OF LAW MARCIA ROBINSON (ACTG.), BSC, MBA; LLB; L.E.C. NMLS CITA (HONS.) 22 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OLUBUSOLA AKINLADEJO (ACTG), LL.B OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIV.; LEC – NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL; LL.M UWI; LEC NMLS; PGDE UTECH. JA. Senior Academic & Administrative Staff FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT PROFESSOR SAMSON N. OMOREGIE, B.SC., MSC UNIV. NIGERIA; PH.D. UNIV. BENIN & UWI, MONA; PGDE, UTECH, JA. FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR HAROLD N. MCDERMOTT (ACTG), CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING CTC BA, MA, PHD UWI
ASSOCIATE DEANS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT PROFESSOR GAUNETTE SINCLAIR-MARAGH, BSC UTECH, JA., MSC UWI, PHD WASHINGTON STATE UNIV. PGDE UTECH, JA VICE DEANS COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES PROFESSOR SONIA RICHARDS-MALCOLM, JP, DHSC NSU; AHI AMT; MSC UNIV OF KENTUCKY; PGDE UTECH. JA.; MPH UWI; MT NCU JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH & VETERINARY SCIENCES DR. KARLENE ATKINSON (ACTG) DIP., PDGE, UTECH, MSC UOS, PHD TAU FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR GLENDON NEWSOME (ACTG) BSC UEL, MENG UNSW PHD UWI FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES DR. GRANVILLE PITTER (ACTG) BSC, PGDE UTECH , MBA-MIS UWI, MRES UOL , ED.D (ICT) UCL FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR BALVIN THORPE BENG, PGDE UTECH, JA MSC UWI , PHD UTECH, JA. FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DEBBIE DEVONISH, DIP., SCI. ED, BSC UWI., MPHIL, PHD NCU. ASSOCIATE VICE-PRESIDENTS DISTANCE LEARNING DR. JEANETTE BARTLEY-BRYAN, BA (HONS), DIP. ED., MA, UWI; MA, EDD, UNIV. OF CINCINNATI GRADUATE STUDIES, RESEARCH AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR PAUL W. IVEY, BSC UWI, POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE WAGENINGEN UNIV. MSC, PHD LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. MED, MT. ST. VINCENT UNIV. QUALITY ASSURANCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR JANET CAMPBELL-SHELLY (ACTG), BSC UWI, MSC ALBERTA, PHD UWI, PGDE UTECH, JA. 23
TEACHING AND LEARNING DR. HOPE MAYNE (ACTG) PHD UOI, MED UWI DEPUTY REGISTRAR H. BARRINGTON THOMAS, BSC, UNIV. OF LOND., MBA, UNIV. NEW ORLEANS HEADS OF SCHOOL 24 COORDINATOR UTECH, JA. WESTERN CAMPUS ANTOINETTE SMITH, BSC, UTECH, JA, MBA UWI COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CELIA MCKOY BA FURMAN UNIV., MBA VANDERBILT UNIV., PGDE UTECH. JA. SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT DR. NORENE BROWN ROOMES (ACTG) DIPLOMA CAST UTECH, BSC, MSC UWI, PDGE UTECH, PHD OSU JOAN DUNCAN SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ETHICS AND LEADERSHIP PRINCE GRAHAM-HAYNES (ACTG) BSC, UWI , MBA N OVA S OUTH E ASTERN COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS DR. VANESSA WHITE-BARROW, BSC., MSC., PHD UWI; DIP. ED SHORTWOOD. CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING ANTHONETTE PATTERSON-BARTLEY, JP, MSC UWI, RN, RM SCHOOL OF PHARMACY DR. LISA BROMFIELD, BSC. UWI, PHARM.D. OSU; RPH
JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH & HEALTH TECHNOLOGY DR. KEVIN HARVEY, JP, MBBS, MPH, MSC(ID), DR PH UWI FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE ARCH. ANDRE BAUGH (ACTG) B. ARCH. UTECH, M. ARCH UCL SCHOOL OF BUILDING AND LAND MANAGEMENT DR. ANETHEO JACKSON, BSC, MSC. PHD, UWI FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DR. JUNIOR MARTIN, BED UTECH. JA; PHD WALDEN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTING SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DAVID W. WHITE, BSC (HONS., MPHIL UTECH, JA. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING DR. SHALLON STUBBS BSC, MSC UWI, MSC, PHD UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF SPORT SCIENCES DR. MELISSA SANDERSON (ACTG) BSC, MSC, PHD UWI SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS AVE MARIA MCINTOSH, BSC UWI; MSC LANCASTER UNIV; PGDE, CIM UTECH, JA. 25 DR. WARRICK LATTIBEAUDAIRE, BA (HONS), PHD, UWI
SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES DR. NIKKI BRAMWELL (ACTG) BSC, MPHIL, PHD UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY ASSOCIATE HEADS OF SCHOOL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION E. ALEXIS HEWITT, BSC (HONS); MSC, PGDIP, DIPADV. DIP CIPS, PGDIP, DIP UWI PETULA SENIOR, BSC, LLB, POSTGRAD DIPED, UTECH, JA.; POSTGRAD DIP. UWI; MSC, UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD, UK. 26 HEAD - UTECH OPEN DR. SOPHIA MCINTOSH, JP, BSC UWI, DIP. ED. VTDI, MBA UWI, DBA ENU SCHOOL OF LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Programme PRAYER REV. DR. STEVENSON SAMUELS UNIVERSITY CHAPLAIN PRESIDENT’S WELCOME & ADDRESS DR. KEVIN BROWN PRO-CHANCELLOR’S OPENING REMARKS MR. ALDRICK MCNAB CONFERMENT OF HONORARY DEGREES The University Registrar will announce the conferment of honorary degrees. The Public Orator will read the citations for the Honorary Graduands and present them to the Chancellor for the conferment of the degrees, in the following order: Sean Paul Ryan Francis Henriques, OD, Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa Major General Antony Anderson, CD, Doctor of Technology Honoris Causa After the conferment of the honorary degrees, the Chancellor will invite the Honorary Graduates to sign the Register of Honorary Graduates. SIGNING OF THE REGISTER Dr. Sean Paul Ryan Francis Henriques OD, Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa Dr. Antony Anderson, CD, Doctor of Technology The Honorary Graduates sign the Register of Honorary Graduates and each giveS a brief address. BUILDING A FUTURE TOGETHER: WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY NOEL DEXTER LED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR 28 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMAICA SONG
Programme PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATE DEGREES, DIPLOMAS AND CONFERMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCHOOL OF PHARMACY JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES COLLEGE OF ORAL HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS AND CONFERMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES (CONT’D) FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 29 MUSICAL SELECTION "QUIET GIANT MEDLEY" BY CHEVAUGN FACULTY OF LAW VALEDICTORY ADDRESS MELISSA HALL JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES TRIBUTE TO THE GRADUATES “WINNA”: FT KELISSA PERFORMED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR MUSICAL INTERLUDE JAMAICA CONSTABULARY FORCE BAND PERFORMED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR THE EDWARD SEAGA AWARD
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS 30 PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR HIGHER DEGREES MASTER’S DEGREES COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING DOCTORATE DEGREES CLOSING OF CEREMONY The Chancellor gives the final charge to the graduates, declares the proceedings at an end, and asks the Company to stand for the National Anthem. RECESSION The Mace Bearer retrieves the Mace and the Chancellor leads the recession of the platform party. The Company remains standing in place until the Chancellor’s Procession and the Academic Procession have retired. “Excellence Through Knowledge” JOINT COLLEGES OF MEDICINE, ORAL HEALTH AND VETERINARY SCIENCES SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOOL OF PHARMACY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Programme PRAYER MRS. CARROL RICHARDS UNIVERSITY CHAPLAIN CONFERMENT OF HONORARY DEGREE & AWARD OF CHANCELLOR'S MEDAL The University Registrar will announce the conferment of the honorary degree and Chancellor's Medal. The Public Orator will read the citations and present them to the Chancellor for the conferment of the awards, in the following order: Mr. Christopher Zacca, CD, Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa Mrs. Cynthia Shako, Chancellor's Medal After the conferment, the Chancellor will invite the awardees to sign the Register. SIGNING OF THE REGI STER DR. Christopher Zacca, CD, Doctor of Laws Hon. LLD Mrs. Cynthia Shako, Chancellor's Medal The Honorary Graduate and Chancellor's medal awardee sign the Register and each give a brief address. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, JAMAICA SONG BUILDING A FUTURE TOGETHER: WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY NOEL DEXTER LED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR 32 PRESIDENT’S WELCOME & ADDRESS DR. KEVIN BROWN PRO-CHANCELLOR’S OPENING REMARKS MR. ALDRICK MCNAB
Programme FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL OF BUILDING AND LAND MANAGEMENT FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS AND CONFERMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES (CONT’D) 33 FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF SPORT SCIENCES SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES VALEDICTORY ADDRESS JEROME GARWOOD FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT JOAN DUNCAN SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ETHICS AND LEADERSHIP SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATE DEGREES, DIPLOMAS AND CONFERMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES MUSICAL SELECTION "QUIET GIANT MEDLEY" BY CHEVAUGN PERFORMED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR TRIBUTE TO THE GRADUATES “WINNA”: FT KELISSA PERFORMED BY THE UTECH, JA CHOIR
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES, ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS AND CONFERMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES (CONT’D) PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR HIGHER DEGREES 34 FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION MASTER’S DEGREES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF ADVANCED MANAGEMENT FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS DOCTORATE DEGREES FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CLOSING OF CEREMONY The Chancellor gives the final charge to the graduates, declares the proceedings at an end, and asks the Company to stand for the National Anthem. RECESSION The Mace Bearer retrieves the Mace and the Chancellor leads the recession of the platform party. The Company remains standing in place until the Chancellor’s Procession and the Academic Procession have retired. “Excellence Through Knowledge” SCHOOL OF BUILDING AND LAND MANAGEMENT CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF SPORTS SCIENCE
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CERTIFICATE CRITICAL CARE NURSING MERIT ARMSTRONG, ERIC C. BALLIN-JOHNSON, CASANDREA K. BLAIR, SHASHEKA S. BOOTH, JACQULIN M. CAMPBELL-UTER, ABADYNE S. CLARKE, JESSICA COLE, BRITNEY A. DAVIS, KIMONE S. FENTON, MELISSA A. FRANCIS, TASHAN R. GAYLE-MILLWOOD, DEVENE N. GREEN-BERRY, ANN-MARIE HENDERSON, KIMBERLEY P. HEWITT, NICKEISHA A. HUNTER, ASHEKA K. HUTCHINSON, CASSANDRA B. LAMONT, STACY-ANN M. MAYNE, SHAMAR S. MCFEE, ANNAKAY D. METCALFE, PAULA N. ODUSANYA-WEBB, JOY C. PARKER, KRIS-ANN V. POWELL, SHANIQUE A. RENNIE GRANT, CANDICE A. RICHARDS, REVA- GAYE J. SAMUELS, ZANDRIA K. SMITH, KEIRA-LEE M. MIDWIFERY MERIT ALLEN, SHANTELL T. BECKFORD BLAKE, TERRY-ANN I. BUCHANAN HESLOP, KENISHA V. EARLE-GAYLE, TANYA EDWARDS-LEWIS, MACHEL S. FACEY, DIONNE A. GARTH, SHANIA A. GORDON, THERESA D. GRANSTON, DANIELLE L. GRAY, THI T. JAMES, ROCHELLE K. JOHNSON, PETAGAYE A. LIVINGSTON, KASHIEKA P. PREHAY, DEMISHA S. PUSEY-LAWRENCE, CARLA C. RICHARDS, JERVINE A. SCOTT, DENESHA N. SEGREE, TRACY ANN SOMMERVILLE-TATE, SASHOY A. WATSON-MCLEAN, KADEEN J. WILLIAMS MITCHELL, KARIE A. CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING College of Health Sciences 38 ANDERSON, MOIAH A. CAMPBELL-DIXON, BRIDGETTE S. DEHANEY, ASHLEIGH M. DIXON, CAVIA C. DOVE, LISA M. DEGREES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MIDWIFERY FIRST CLASS HONOURS
DWYER, ASHLEY T. FORREST, TAMONIA N. GRANDISON, SANJAY R. GUTHRIE, GYNELLE N. HARRIS, SHANEICA S. HAUGHTON, D'NAE L. HAUGHTON, TASHWANIQUE T. JOHNSON, SONIA K. KING, CHERRILYN A. MAXWELL, DAVIAN S. MCDONALD, DAVIA D. MCLEAN, KIMBERLEE K. MULLINGS, ROXAN R. PATRICK, DANIELLE J. WILLIAMS, BRITANYA S. WRIGHT, SAMANTA LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS EDWARDS, LISA J. EDWARDS-MCFARLANE, CHANTAL S. FAIRWEATHER, DAVIAN O. HYMAN, SABRENA T. LOFTMAN, LTHREAN A. LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING College of Health Sciences 39 BLACK, SHANETTE REID-HYLTON, GRACE-ANN D. WYNTER, ODEEN N. UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS ALLEN, SHINELL L. DAVIS, MARCHILYN M DAVIS, MARCIA N. DONALDSON, ASHLEY O. FERGUSON, SHEMEKA S. GRANSTON, KHAELIA A. HAYDEN, SHANEQUE B. INGRAM, GABRIEL A. JAMES, FRANCINE F. MCCALLA, NICHELLE M. PRYCE, KEFFION S. ROWE, KERRY-ANN L. SQUIRE, NORDIA T. TATE JAMES, KAISHAN E. VERNON, KRYSTINA K. WILLIAMS, ELLEN C. WITTER, O'DILE O. PASS MORRISON-GORDON, ANDREA A. WILLIAMS, SHANIELLE T. MIDWIFERY -- POST MIDWIFERY FIRST CLASS HONOURS BIRTHFIELD, SHAMAR K. UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS BALL SCARLETT, LISA G. FLETCHER, JACQUELINE D. GORDON, CHRISTINE T. PINKNEY, YANIQUE TAYLOR, MIRIAN E. PASS DAWSON, NATALEE N. BECKFORD, TIFFANY A. BENJAMIN, JADAINE B. BENNETT, DAVENA S. BLAIR, JENEIL R. BROMLEY, ACTAVIA BROWN, BRITIENA M. BROWN, LANDINA V. BROWN, OTECIA A. NURSING FIRST CLASS HONOURS
BROWN, SHANTOYA T. BROWN, TION A. BUGGAM, DANEIL O. CAMPBELL, KAYCIA A. CHAMBERS, ALESSANDRA E. CHAMBERS, AMOYA L. CODLIN, AFIA S. CROOKS-GORDON, DACIA T. CROSS-MYLES, SASHEEN A. DUNN, IVERALL A. EVANS, TARA-GAYE A. FOLKES, NJAIN N. GRAY, SASHA-GAYE G. HINES, KAYJANAE J. JACKSON, KEMARA O. LANGLEY, TREAVIA S. LAWES, JANNELL D. LAWRENCE, TAHIRAH D LYNCH, MONIQUE P. MCLEOD, SUJANTA S. MCPHERSON, KELLY K. MYERS, DEANDRA V. PINNOCK, MARI-ANN R. PRYCE, CHRISTOL O. RICKETTS, DAEVAN E. RICKETTS, KENISHA A. SAWYERS, DANIELLE A. SINCLAIR, JESSICA P. STEADMAN, TRUDYANN T. STEER, SHINELLE A. THORPE, NAYO S. WHYTE, ABIGALE S. WILLIAMS HALL, TRACEY-ANN D. WILLIAMS, BRITNEY S. WRIGHT-THAXTER, PETER-GAY S. UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS ALERT, GABRIEL G. ATEMU, NERANTI S. BLAKE, DENIESHA A. BRADLEY FRANCIS, LISA G. BROOKS, BRIONY T. BROOKS, TORI A. BRYAN, AMANDA R. BRYAN, ORLYAH G. CHARLTON, SHAY-ANN M. CLARKE, LAVIENA T. CLARKE, SASHANI S. DAWSON, ASHLEY-ANN R. DENNIS, DANIQUE D. EBANKS, AMELIA N. ECCLESTON, KERENIA EDWARDS, TASHAE T. ELLIS, SHANIQUEWA S. ELLIS, TANIQUEWA T. EWART, NADIAN K. FARQUHARSON, ARSHANIE B. FORREST, RENIECIA R. FOSTER, ATIYA J. FOSTER, TRISHALEE T. FULLER, KIANDRA S. FULLER, MICHALIA A. GORDON, ABIGAIL R. HAMILTON, ALAINA A. HAMILTON, AUBRENA O. HAMILTON, NICOLLEE K. HAMMOND, LA-SHAWNA A. HENRY, LATOYA C. HENRY, MONEFFAH T. HUDSON, KEIANNA M. HYLTON, SHYSHA D. JAMES, MARTINA M. JOHNS, MARISSA J. CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING 40 College of Health Sciences
JOHNSON, JAVEL S. JONES, NOVIA S. JONES, NOVIA S. KERR, RYONA A. LAWRENCE, CELINA E. LEWIS-GOULD, JAVAIRE T. LLOYD, NICOLE J. LOCKE- BROWN, NICKIESHA T. MALCOLM, CRYSTAL A. MARAGH, ALLEAH K. MARTIN, DAYNA A. MCDONALD, STACYANN A. MCLEAN-ROBINSON, MELISSA A. MILLER, KIMOYA T. MONCRIEFFE, TIANA A. MUIRHEAD, STACIAN N. MURDOCK, KEISHAN K. NEWMAN, CHANNA-KAY C. NICHOLSON, NICKARA A. NOBLE, DENAE P. PATTERSON, NADINE PHILLIPS, STAWAYNE J. RATTRAY, TIFFANY T. REID-O'CONNOR, CAROL R. RICHARDS, GEORGINA ROBINSON, KADIAN M. SHAW, AVION C. SINCLAIR, ASHLEY A. SMALL, JANELLE S. STANLEY, ASHANTIA S. TAYLOR, JULEEN C. TAYLOR, RIANNA T. THOMPSON, LISA M. THOMPSON, UTHANIA O. THORPE, ZOEAN C. VIRGO-MORGAN, TAMEKIA E. WAITE, SARALIN E. WILKIE, SHANNA-KAY WILLIAMS, AMELIA A. WILLIAMS, JUNELL W. WILLIAMS, TANESHA T. WRIGHT, MONIQUE R. WRIGHT-DOWNER, SHERINE D. BARNETT, CECELIA J. CAMPBELL, PATRICIA L. DAVIDSON, PETRONA S. FRANCIS, MELICA T. GRANDISON, KARLA A. GREY, SYDNEY S. HUNTER, FRANCINE A. KING, MYESHA S. LAWRENCE, CHRISTINA R. MARKES, RUTH A. RUSSELL, RONEISHA S. TAYLOR, SAMARA T. 41 CARIBBEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS KELLIMAN, KAYDENE K. PASS College of Health Sciences MASTERS MASTER OF SCIENCE NURSE ANAESTHESIA PASS BAILEY, DONNETTE BRYAN, NOVALOU C. ROBINSON, KELLY-ANN M.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PASS BLAGROVE, YVETTE G. CAIN ROWE, NIOKA C. COOPER, TENISHA D. FAULKNER, RANDAGAY I. GALLIMORE, CAMILE M. GORDON, RU-SHAWNA A. GOURZANG, BRICAMAE R. MCCALLA, ALEXANDRA A. QUEENSBOROUGH, SHAKEENE S. THOMPSON, SHANIES A. TYSON-ROACHE, TANISHA T. WILSON, TIJHANI R. DEGREES BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - HEALTH MANAGEMENT FIRST CLASS HONOURS HARDY, SHANNA-GAY S. LEWIS, VANESSA M. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HEALTH SERVICE ADMINISTRATION – HEALTH MANAGEMENT DELLOP, KELSEA T. (2023) JONES, NICKITA S. MCGOWAN, ASHARA M. WILLIS, ALEXA-RAY Z. 42 SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH AND WELLNESS College of Health Sciences CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT –- SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS FRANCIS, KIMBERLY A. JONES, NICOY A. UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS BROWN-WRIGHT, JODIAN M. EDWARDS-WRIGHT, ANGILEEN C. FOSTER, ANDREA FRASER, KEISHEEN B. MUSHINGTON, GILLIAN S. SHAW, SASHA S. SUE-FORRESTER, TASHIKA Y. WILLIAMS, CARREN M. LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS ELLIS, SHANA GAY S. MATTHEWS, SHELLEEN S. MITCHELL, SHANIKA A. WHEELER, JODIAN R. GRAHAM, DAVIA C. WALTERS, ANN NICOLE FIRST CLASS HONOURS UPPER SECOND CLASS HONOURS DAVIS KING, TEASHA S. LOWER SECOND CLASS HONOURS STEWART, ROCHELLE D. WILLIAMS-MYERS, TAMEKA PASS LEDGISTER, SHANA S
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