Ceremony for the Presentation of Graduates 2021 - Programme

UWI

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2021 2:00PM (BELIZE) | 3:00PM (JA) | 4:00PM (EC) CAVE HILL CAMPUS

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES 2021 SATURDAY, OCTOBER X, 2021

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES THE ARMS OF THE UNIVERSITY Forming the main background of the shield is the sea represented by white and blue (three each) wavy lines on which is the open book; the upper part of the shield – the chief – is red with a lion to show the connection with the Crown, but the lion is covered with black spots. This is the lion borne by H.R.H. Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, appointed by the King (George VI) to be the first Chancellor, so that this appointment is recorded forever in the Arms of the University.

The Crest is the brown Pelican which fishes in its prehistoric fashion along the coasts of all the Caribbean islands: the Pelican is a symbol of care for the young because of the medieval, but untrue, belief that it punctures its breast to feed its young on its own blood. It is also used as crest by the Corpus Christi Colleges of both Oxford and Cambridge Universities.

“Oriens ex Occidente Lux” A Light Rising from the West

ABOUT THE COVER ____________________________________________________________________ The cover image depicts the region’s beautiful marine environment, the foundation of our Blue Economy, and hints at some of the ecosystem services it nurtures – such as nutritious food, livelihood support, employment in fisheries, tourism, water sports and shipping, coastal protection, white sand beaches, aesthetic beauty, recreational opportunity, cultural identity, high biodiversity, among other sustainable development features.

As Small Island Developing States (SIDS) or more aptly ‘Large Ocean States’, the marine environment is one of the most valuable assets we have and certainly one that should be treasured, protected and managed for the enjoyment and benefit of all future generations of Caribbean people.

Ocean governance, sustainable fisheries, conservation and rehabilitation of coral reefs, and sustainable coastal tourism are all areas of focus at the Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies (CERMES) at Cave Hill Campus in our teaching and research programmes, and critical to achieving so many of the region’s sustainable development goals.

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES

“ORIENS EX OCCIDENTE LUX” A Light Rising from the West

The listing of Names and Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates to be Conferred, appearing herein, is subject to such changes as may be necessary to conform to the final and Official Records of The University of the West Indies

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PRESENTING THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES The University of the West Indies (The UWI) is an internationally recognised university rooted in the Caribbean. Since 1948, this university has provided service and leadership in its mission to advance sustainable development for the survival of the Caribbean economy and society.

The UWI has been consistently ranked among the top universities globally by the most reputable ranking agency, Times Higher Education (THE). In the latest World University Rankings 2022, released in September 2021, The UWI moved up an impressive 94 places from last year. In the current global field of some 30,000 universities and elite research institutes, The UWI stands among the top 1.5%.

The UWI is the only Caribbean-based university to make the prestigious lists since its debut in the rankings in 2018. In addition to its leading position in the Caribbean, it is also in the top 20 for Latin America and the Caribbean and the top 100 global Golden Age universities (between 50 and 80 years old). The UWI is also featured among the leading universities on THE’s Impact Rankings for its response to the world’s biggest concerns, outlined in the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Good Health and Wellbeing; Gender Equality and Climate Action.

From a university college of London in Jamaica with 33 medical students in 1948, The UWI is today an internationally respected, global university with near 50,000 students and five campuses: Mona in Jamaica, St. Augustine in Trinidad and Tobago, Cave Hill in Barbados, Five Islands in Antigua and Barbuda and the Open Campus with over 40 Sites across the Caribbean.

In addition, there are ten global centres in partnership with universities in North America, Latin America, Asia, Africa and Europe.

One of only two regional universities globally, The UWI covers some 2.8 million square kilometres of sea, from Belize in Central America to Trinidad and Tobago in the southern Caribbean.

The programmes offered are international in scope with a unique Caribbean focus, making The UWI the ideal educational institution for local, regional and international students. The UWI offers over 800 certificate, diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate degree options in Culture, Creative and Performing Arts, Food and Agriculture, Engineering, Humanities and Education, Law, Medical Sciences, Science and Technology, Social Sciences, and Sport. Programmes are delivered face-to-face and online, and through franchise arrangements with community colleges and other tertiary institutions.

As the Caribbean’s premier university, it possesses the largest pool of Caribbean intellect and expertise and is committed to confronting the critical issues of our region and the wider world.

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The UWI is an activist university and a pivotal force in every aspect of Caribbean development, residing at the centre of all efforts to improve the well-being of Caribbean people.

Through its annual output of graduates, Caribbean-focused research and policy advice to governments and the private sector, The UWI continues its contribution to the region’s stability and development. The UWI is committed to creating knowledge, applying and translating that knowledge into solutions, and improving lives in our region and the world.

With a network of more than 237,000 alumni, there is no sector of Caribbean society, including the highest levels of government and business, in which our graduates are not found. Over 25 have risen to become Heads of Government or Heads of State, and countless are leaders of all the professions – locally, regionally and internationally. Two of the three Nobel Laureates of Caribbean descent also have direct ties to the University: Mona alumnus Sir Derek A. Walcott (Nobel Prize for Literature, 1992) and former Vice-Chancellor, Sir Arthur Lewis (Nobel Prize for Economics, 1979).

The UWI’s current strategic plan, themed the Triple A Strategy, focusses on widening Access to quality tertiary education, Alignment of the university with academic-industry partnerships relevant to the region’s needs and improved Agility through global connections and initiatives. It aims to achieve the vision of an even more globally-agile, regionally-engaged, digitallydriven, academic community dedicated to playing an active role in promoting growth in the Caribbean economy and society.

Visit www.uwi.edu.

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MESSAGE TO GRADUATING CLASS 2021 From the Chancellor My heartiest congratulations to each member of the graduating class of 2021!

You have stayed the course and completed your programme of study, despite the disruptions over the past two years! Your studies have provided you with the tools to unleash your potential, to be critical thinkers, objective in your assessment of the information available to you, open to other schools of thought, and to be able to use that information for the advancement of yourself and of the community and society in which you exist.

As you continue your journey, the operating environment has changed. In addition to the list of global challenges to be confronted – climate change, increasing food insecurity, rising poverty levels – we now have a global pandemic that has impacted how we work, how we engage socially and has also shown us how things can be done differently. I urge you to think outside the proverbial box, consider how you can function in ways that are easier on the environment – our fragile planet and generations to come will be grateful. This world is yours to protect, develop in ways that will benefit your progeny and theirs.

Be kind to yourself, we often forget the importance of taking care of our own health. In these different circumstances, mental health is as critical as physical well-being. Hold fast to your dreams, but remain rooted in reality.

I urge you too, to give back to The UWI. There are many ways in which you can do this – be mentors to students, serve as adjunct faculty or technical advisors in subject areas. There are multiple ways and opportunities to contribute to ensuring that the work and the reputation of The UWI remain at a high level. Wherever you are, the Alumni Office will be reaching out to you. There are chapters in many contributing countries and in the countries to which our graduates gravitate, and I hope that they reach out to each of you to keep you connected to your alma mater.

Be well. Go forth and prosper!

Robert Bermudez Chancellor

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MESSAGE TO GRADUATING CLASS 2021 From the Vice-Chancellor My warmest congratulations to each member of the graduating class of 2021!

You are the second graduating class since the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way in which we do so many things, and your achievement reflects determination, perseverance and resilience, qualities that augur well for your careers going forward.

We celebrate this stellar accomplishment with you, your families and loved ones, and wish you the very best in the future.

Your success is our success and we are grateful to you for staying the course and demonstrating that in the face of a myriad of odds, by working together, we can achieve our targets.

You are graduates of one of the top Universities in the world. Five years ago, in 2016, The UWI set out to assert its place among the best universities in the world. The Times Higher Education (THE) was identified as the most reputable and independent quality assured entity for this process. The THE annual rankings are a standard measuring tool in the comparative performances of the best global universities. Since our first ranking in 2018 among the top 5%, The UWI has risen steadily through 2019, 2020, and 2021 to the top 1.5% of globally ranked universities in the world.

This is a spectacular performance. We have maintained our number one position in the Caribbean and among the top 1% of the best in Latin America and the Caribbean. The surge to the top 1.5% in the world gives us a considerable degree of professional satisfaction as a management and leadership team.We began a journey to the top five years ago and it is deeply satisfying that our hard work, resilience and commitment to the tenets of quality teaching, research and service, that we have arrived! 1.5 and Alive!

In addition to this stellar performance, as you journeyed with us through your academic programme, The UWI also evolved. In 2019 a new campus, the Five Islands campus in Antigua and Barbuda joined the family. Through collaborative arrangements with partner universities, we established ten global centres – The UWI has a presence in Canada, China, Colombia, Europe, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Nigeria and the United States of America - every continent save Antarctica. Your university is on its way to achieving its vision of being “An excellent global university rooted in the Caribbean.”

Today, we celebrate your achievements and the promise of even greater things to come. We look forward to your continued involvement with this noble institution which has nurtured so many and has placed you on a path to success. Mentor a student, contribute to scholarships and bursaries,

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return as adjunct or full-time lecturers, advocate for The UWI in your professional networks. I wish you all the very best in your continuing journey and remember to soar high with Pelican Pride in all your endeavours.

One Love! Blessings!

Hilary Beckles Vice-Chancellor

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MESSAGE TO GRADUATING CLASS 2021 From the Pro Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Cave Hill Campus Dear Graduates It is my distinct pleasure to congratulate you on the successful completion of your programme of study at The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus.

The past two years have been extremely difficult for us all as we battled through a global pandemic, ash fall and hurricanes. In the midst of these difficult circumstances, through all these challenges, you have made it. You have completed the journey to the end. This is indeed a proud moment for you and your loved ones and we, at the Cave Hill Campus, are also proud to be part of your academic journey. Well done!

As you embark on your new path, it is important that you take a moment to reflect on your time with us at the Cave Hill Campus. Remember the many people you have encountered along the way who have all become integral to your development - your classmates, lecturers and tutors. All these individuals have helped to enhance your experience as you traversed the lecture theatres, quadrangles, laboratories and dance studios of the Cave Hill Campus. Remember also the commitment, the dedication, the hard work, the focus and determination required to complete the many assignments, presentations and final examinations. These qualities have helped to strengthen you and transform you into who you are today, a graduate and ambassador of The University of the West Indies.

If the last two years of manoeuvring through a global pandemic and all its socio-economic repercussions has taught us anything, it is that we all face a future that no one can predict. But what I can assure you is that with your UWI education, you have acquired a body of knowledge, a toolkit of skills, an aptitude for higher learning and a sense of Caribbean identity that will enable you to thrive within this changing world while serving your community. I wish to therefore take this opportunity to remind you that as a graduate of The UWI, you have an important role to play in the continued development of Caribbean and international societies. Your newly acquired skills make you an invaluable asset to the region and the world. You will be required to help conceptualize and implement solutions to the many varied and complex problems which face our world today. Your UWI journey has equipped you with critical-thinking skills, a strong sense of self and a determination to strive for excellence. Do not be afraid to rise to the occasion and show the world who you are and what you can do.

COVID-19 has caused a major shift in the way we function in the world today. Things have changed drastically in just a short period of time. The ability to adapt quickly, efficiently and effectively to change has proven to be, more than ever, a major asset. You will therefore be required to use your

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experience at The UWI to guide you as you manoeuvre in your chosen paths.

Remember to embrace change and never be afraid to try something new.

Today, the Cave Hill Campus family joins you and your loved ones in celebrating your success. We are all very proud of you and your accomplishments and we wish you all the very best in your future endeavours. Congratulations!

Please continue to be safe!

Professor R Clive Landis Pro Vice-Chancellor and Principal The UWI, Cave Hill Campus

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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES VISITOR The Hon Mr Justice Fitzherbert Rolston Nelson retired JCCJ, MA Oxon; LLM Lond

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

CHANCELLOR Mr Robert Bermudez

VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir Hilary Beckles KA, BA, PhD Hull, Hon DLitt Brock, Hon DLitt Hull, Hon DLitt Glasgow, Hon DLitt KNUST, Hon DHL University of the Virgin Islands

CHAIRPERSONS, CAMPUS COUNCILS Sir Paul Bernard Altman KA, GCM, BCH, JP, BBA Mia, Hon LLD UWI - Cave Hill Aziz Fares Hadeed CBE - Five Islands The Hon. Earl Jarrett OJ, CD, JP, Hon LLD UWI, FCA, MSc UWI - Mona Her Excellency June Soomer BA, PhD UWI - Open Campus Sharon Christopher LLB UWI, LLM London, LEC, Acc. Dir - St. Augustine

PRO VICE-CHANCELLORS CAMPUS PRINCIPALS AND INTERIM CAMPUS PRINCIPAL R. Clive Landis BSc Birmingham, MSc, PhD Loyola - Cave Hill Densil Williams BSc, MSc UWI, PhD Manc - Five Islands

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Dale Webber CD, BSc, PhD UWI - Mona Francis Severin BA, MSc, PhD UWI - Open Campus Brian Copeland BSc UWI, MSc Tor, PhD Southern Cal - St. Augustine

PRO VICE-CHANCELLORS / INTERIM PRO VICE-CHANCELLOR Rose-Marie Belle Antoine LLB UWI, LLM Cambridge, DPhil Oxon, Attorney-at-Law C. Justin Robinson BSc UWI, MSc FIU, PhD Manc Stacy Richards-Kennedy BA, PG Dip UWI, MSc, MBA American, EdD Sheffield

DEPUTY CAMPUS PRINCIPALS / DEPUTY CAMPUS PRINCIPAL (AG) Winston Moore BSc UWI, MSc Warwick, PhD Surrey - Cave Hill Ian Boxill BSc, MPhil UWI, PhD Colorado State - Mona Emily Dick-Forde BSc UWI, MPhil Cambridge, FCPA FCMA, PhD Dundee - Open Campus Indar Ramnarine BSc UWI, MSc U of Wales, PhD UWI, MBA Heriot-Watt - St. Augustine

UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR Maurice D. Smith JP, CPFEd, BSc NCU, MSc NSU, EdD Howard UNIVERSITY BURSAR Andrea McNish BSc, MSc UWI, FCCA, CA

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PUBLIC ORATORS Kenneth Connell MBBS, DM UWI, PhD KCL - Cave Hill Andrea Veira BS, Dip. Ed UWI, MA Derby - Five Islands Livingston White BA UWI, MSc, PhD FSU - Mona Veronica Simon BA, DipEd, MPhil UWI, PhD Sheffield - Open Campus Elizabeth Walcott-Hackshaw BA, MA, PhD Boston - St. Augustine

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CEREMONY FOR THE PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES PROGRAMME

Saturday, October 23, 2021 4.00 P.M.

PRELUDE

The Royal Barbados Police Force Band

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

The President of the UWI Alumni Association (Barbados Chapter) Members of the Academic and Senior Administrative Staff The Deans The Director, Graduate Studies and Research

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CHANCELLOR’S PROCESSION The Chancellor’s Procession The Chief Marshal The University Registrar The University Bursar The Campus Registrar The Representative, UWI Alumni Association (Barbados Chapter) The Deputy Principal, Cave Hill Campus The Pro-Vice Chancellor, Global Affairs The Pro-Vice Chancellor, Board for Undergraduate Studies The Pro-Vice Chancellor, Board for Graduate Studies and Research The Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal, Five Islands Campus The Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal, Mona Campus The Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal, St. Augustine Campus The Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal, Open Campus The Public Orator The Honorary Graduands The Principal, Cave Hill Campus The Chairman, Campus Council, Cave Hill Campus The Vice Chancellor The Mace Bearer The Chancellor

CHANCELLOR’S ADDRESS The Chancellor will address the Company.

CONFERMENT OF HONORARY DEGREES The University Registrar will call on the Public Orator to read the citation for Mr. Nicholas Brancker for the conferring on him of the HONORARY DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LETTERS of The University of the West Indies.

The Chancellor will confer the Degree of DOCTOR OF LETTERS Honoris Causa.

The University Registrar will call on the Public Orator to read the citation for Sir Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge for the conferring on him of the HONORARY DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS of The University of the West Indies.

The Chancellor will confer the Degree of DOCTOR OF LAWS Honoris Causa.

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The University Registrar will call on the Public Orator to read the citation for Mr. Desmond Haynes for the conferring on him of the HONORARY DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS of The University of the West Indies.

The Chancellor will confer the Degree of DOCTOR OF LAWS Honoris Causa.

GRADUATION ADDRESS The Chancellor will call on the Honorary Graduand, Mr. Nicholas Brancker to address the Company.

MUSICAL PRESENTATION The Chancellor will announce that there would be a musical presentation by: Mr Zukeli Inniss, Faculty of Culture, Creative and Performing Arts

AWARD OF FIRST DEGREES, DIPLOMAS, AND CERTIFICATES The University Registrar will address the Chancellor and call on the Deans of the appropriate Faculties to present those persons in their Faculties who have been awarded First Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates.

Bachelor of Fine Arts Dr. David Akombo

Dean, Faculty of Cultural, Creative

and Performance Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education

Professor Frederick Ochieng’ Odhiambo Dean, Faculty of Humanities and Education

Bachelor of Laws

Professor Eddy Ventose Dean, Faculty of Law

Bachelor of Health Sciences Dr. O. Peter Adams Bachelor of Medicine Dean, Faculty of Medical Sciences and Bachelor of Surgery

Bachelor of Science Dr. Jeanese Badenock (Science and Technology) Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology Bachelor of Science (Social Sciences)

Diploma in Management Bachelor of Science (Sport)

Professor Troy Lorde Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences

Dr Akshai Mansingh Dean, Faculty of Sport

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VALEDICTORY ADDRESS CLASS VALEDICTORIAN The Chancellor will call upon the Class Valedictorian, Ms. Iyka Dorival, Bachelor of Laws, First Class Honours, Faculty of Law to address the Company.

AWARD OF HIGHER DEGREES, POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS The University Registrar will address the Chancellor and call on the Pro Vice Chancellor, Graduate Studies and Research, to present those persons who have been awarded Higher Degrees, Postgraduate Certificates and Postgraduate Diplomas.

Postgraduate Certificates Professor Kahiudi Mabana Postgraduate Diplomas Director, Graduate Studies Master of Arts and Research, Cave Hill Campus Master of Education Master of Laws Master in Public Health Master of Science Master of Philosophy Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Philosophy

Professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine Pro-Vice-Chancellor Graduate Studies and Research

THE ALUMNI PLEDGE The Chancellor will call upon the Representative of the UWI Alumni Association (Barbados Chapter) to lead the graduates in reciting the Alumni Pledge.

THE UNIVERSITY SONG The University Song will be Sung.

CLOSURE OF CEREMONY The Chancellor will declare the Ceremony at an end.

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FACULTY OF CULTURE, CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS Dean: Dr. David Akombo BEd (Kenyatta), MA (Point Loma Nazarene), MMus (Bowling Green State), PhD (Florida) BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS BAKER, Shacody Ojore Z. ELLIS, Jovanna Lasonta PARRIS, Jean-Luc Michael SMALL, Saleem Stefan WARD, Caitlin Patryce

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND EDUCATION Dean: Professor Frederick Ochieng’-Odhiambo BA, MA, PhD. (Nairobi) BACHELOR OF ARTS FIRST CLASS HONOURS BOWEN, Aalyah Alyssa COLLYMORE, Cherish Faith T. GOODING, Thandiwe Caela-Danae GRIFFITH, Shanaé Lateisha HARRIS, Drusilla Marie LEACOCK, Chanice Danielle LICORISH, True Melody MARTINDALE, Stacia Leteisha NICHOLAS-BENTA,Vellie Augusta PAYNE, Melanie Elizabeth PAYNE, Richard Omar Randolph SANDIFORD, Gavin Devon SEALE, Dominic Allexus D. SMALL-WARNER, Nicholas David M. SMART, Khadisha Kelorn THOMAS, Chante Charissa THOMAS, Jamaal Maurice WICKHAM, T’keyah Santana

ABRAHAM, Dania ADAMS, Kishauni Moniqua ALLEYNE, Rashaun Atiba C. APPLEWHAITE, Shontelle Kiann BOYCE,Vickey Jackuling D. BRATHWAITE, Chantelle Brittany BREWSTER, Sara Tamar BYNOE, Melanie Annique A. CALLENDER, Neah Tonillia A. CLARKE, Caressa Senssimila CLARKE, Nisha Iesha V. CRAWFORD, Juanita Jemika CUFFY, Keba Alicia CUMBERBATCH, Asha Maria DEWER, Zachary Alaric C. FENTY, Diana Vanessa JACKMAN, Cheniece Abegail K.

MARSHALL, D’Shauna Shanique MILLAR, Shaneka Tasha MOORE-PHILLIPS, Lana Louise O’NEAL, Alexis Ashida PATTERSON, Romario LaToya PILGRIM-BRATHWAITE, Cherese Sue-Ann ROLLINS, Shanice Chanté SINGH, Claudia Nakita SMALL, Sidoney Roxanne SPRINGER, Shadé Abigail STOCKLEY, Nikita Samantha THOMAS, Renee Simone WEEKES, Leanne Alexandra WILLIAMS, Daniel Henderson WILLIAMS, Darrio Leemar

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BACHELOR OF EDUCATION FIRST CLASS HONOURS ALEXANDER, Micah Junior BLACKMAN, Brigitte Chanté A. BREEN, Renica CERRY,Vernelle Kyria CHARLERY,Vanna Shema GILL, Tiandra Amari T. JACOBS, Timeisha Ozelle A. JN. PHILLIP, Christella Noella LEONCE, Martina Kendra S. NATHANIEL, Dion Yasmine N. VINCENT, Nicole Shamaiah WILSON, Latoya Cureecea

ALCIDE, Fay Samantha ALLEYNE, Rhon Lorraine ANTHONY, Laurie Emran ANTHONY, Nadina Melica ELVA-LAFEUILLEE, Stacy Anna HARRIS, Leah JOHN, Nickita Venant JOHN, Zadeca Amanda KENSWIL, Miguel Harold LEVERET, Rikiesha Mya

LEWIS, Donna Margaret-Ann LONG, Jamaal Marlon MENAL, Krystal Genevieve PETER, Jewel POLEON, Martina ST ANGE-DEFAGE, Kershana Christal TANNIS, Magarlie Darlina VELINOR HOLLINGSWORTH, Jether O’Media

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FACULTY OF LAW Dean: Professor Eddy Ventose LLB (UWI), LLM (Cambridge), PhD (Oxford) BACHELOR OF LAWS FIRST CLASS HONOURS BECKLES, Faith Elizabeth CHARLES, Precious Rosemary CLARKE, Nadya Elizabeth J. DAVID, Kamla Rocheal C. DE SOUZA, Dominique Patricia DORIVAL, Iyka Fenricka FRANCIS, Solange Ariel HYACINTH, Chennelle Simone A. LAWRENCE, Chelsea Louise MARK, Hayley-Ann Dominique MIGUEL, Michaela Nadia S. PERRY, Amanda José RIVERA, Michael Antonio ROMEO, Adana Danika STEVENSON-CLARKE, Olive Oluremi WALLACE, Wendy Eutassah

ALEXANDER, Marie-Claude Diamond S. ALI, Sacha Shabanna ALS, Emerald Ayisha ARCHBALD, Arielle Caroline ATTWOOD, Bridgete Letitia BARKER, Samano Olivia A. BARTLEY, Joshua Dean BESSON, Chenisse Anuli BLACKMAN, Kellyanne Marie BLACKMAN-SAMUEL, Danielle Shanon BOXILL, Zahra Simone BOYCE, Kiara Shakira BRATHWAITE, Hope Maureen BRATHWAITE, Mya Sarah-Ann BREWSTER, Janelle Maria L. BREWSTER, Paula Angelina BROOKS, Jheanel Michelae BROWN, Jacinta Therese BROWNE, Brandi Christonia BROWNE, Dericia Onisha

CARRINGTON, Tiffany Alana CHASE, Renée Samantha DARLING, Charonaé Alisa DAVIS, Rosalind DAVIS, Taireke Isaiah DEBIDEEN, Darianne Anasuya DEVONISH, Anna-Olivia Michelle DOLSINGH, Alexander Roshan DOTTIN, Sharesa Curtley EARLE, Leanne Jalisa ELLIOTT, Tania Kellyann FARRELL-BOYCE, Justin Richard FERREIRA, Diana Jean FORTUNE, Kenneth Dennoth FRASER, Chelsea Maria H. GEORGE, Aymah Christal GEORGE,Vilma Mertle R. GOODIN, Abigail Esther GRAHAM-MOORE, Sharivon Mitzieann P. GREENE, Joelle Fiona J. GRIFFIN, Jamila Arielle

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GRIFFITH, Gregdon Cameron HIBBERT, Pauline HOLDER, Courtni Malissa IMHOFF, Mikhaille Michan JAHRA, Tai Makeda JNO LEWIS, Dell-Anne Kayonne JOHNSON, Eilyah Lechea JOHNSON, Raenell Natalie JONES, Brandon Kayin JONES, Hannah Elizabeth JONES, Quincy Decourcey JORDAN-DOTTIN,Yvette Anthea JULIEN, Kevin Peter G. KENNEDY, Jade Taliba KING, Johnelle Ashlee C. KNOWLES, Kenneth Livingston LEWIS, Jade Ashley LOPEZ, Akeem Shaquille MAHABIR, Tyrell Kavir MAHEIA, Coleen Leandra MARTIN, Tiwana Adina MOHAMMED, Safiyyah Phaedra MONDESIR, Régine Milissa MORRIS, Ashley Sandrina MORRIS, James Llewellyn MOTTLEY, Charissa Stephenie-Rose OSBORNE, Britany Eulicia

PHILLIPS, Chantal Cherise N. PHILLIPS, Danisha Natasha PIPER, Sadé Jo-An PRESCOD, Haile Imani S. PRIME, Melissa Ruth PROVERBS, Crystal Danielle RAMKISSOON, Anju RAMKISSOON, Lee-Anna RAMSAY, Kwame Duane M. RIGBY, Natassia Ashley ROBERTS, Adam Martin RODNEY, Gerrisa Kaonnie R. ROWE, Danielle Tyffany M. ROWE, Tanashae Tavanee RUDDER, Antonisha Shade SANDIFORD, Terrica Donnelle SINGH, Georgia Hanah SOBERS, Tameisha Karole ST HILAIRE, Gabrielle Aaliyahe C. THOM, Makeda Clare E. TILLETT, Malique Damon TOPPIN, Leanne Abiola TYSON-EDWARDS, Raeven Aiyana WAITHE, Sharllah Aleisha N. WALKER, Sydni Alexandra WALTERS, Tatiana Gabriella WILSON, Jamari Gyasi J.

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FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Dean: Dr. O. Peter Adams BSc (Lond) MBBS, DM (UWI) BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES FIRST CLASS HONOURS CUMBERBATCH, Gabriela Lasonta DELL, Natalia GIBBONS, Nicolette Mia C. GLASGOW, Jonathan Michael GRIFFITH, Melissa Aliyah WILSON, Mikkel Josef C.

SMITH, Myles Renaldo SPRINGER, Andre Dacosta WORRELL-LUCOMBE, Brittany Diamond M.

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY HONOURS ASHBY, Angel Josanne A. CHADDERTON, Asha Winelle GILL, Kinelle Ashley S. GRANGER, Simon Matthew HAYNES, Caroline Alicia LASHLEY, Zahra Teresa MASCOLL, Keshia Jermin MAYERS, Jacinth Elana PARRIS, Ashleigh Ria C.

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AMOW, James Alexander R. BAJAN, Ryan Ravendra BANNISTER, Chelsi El-is-rie BECKLES, Kendra Sabrina BEST, Natassia Sherrisa BOODRAM, Kryssa Alyssa BOSTIC, Davinia Lisa L. BOYAN, Annmarie BRISTOL, Nickolai Rae CALLENDER, Allyssa T’Shaunna CHARLES, Joanna CHODE,Vikram Rayudu DE FREITAS, Kathryn Justine M. GIBSON, Nathan Asher GILL, Dymonne Lorelle JONES, Reanne Jonelle JOSEPH, Joanna Ornella K. KHAN, Craig Amral LATCHMAN, Celine Nishana MALONEY, Nikita Nyasha

MENDEZ, Jordenlee Daner M. NANA, Moosa NANA, Sabeehah Soyeb PATRICK, Ainsley Kern PAYNE-MASCOLL, Summer Ja’nece A. PIERRE, Dennilene Flaurence PRENTICE, Avanelle Sarah RAMACHALA, Ravindra RAMADAN, Raphael Antonio RUBEN, Brandon SANDIFORD, Rheanne Schniqua SANDIFORD, Shaina Gracewin SINGH, Nishana Hemwatie SISHODIA, Akanksha Gita THOMAS, Bridget Kadyjah TOPPIN, Raquelle Shahnaz WILLIAMS, Adenike Marie C. WILLIAMS, Tami Kara

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Dean: Dr. Jeanese Badenock B.Sc. (UWI), Ph.D. (Dartmouth) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FIRST CLASS HONOURS ALBECKER, Brittany Kirsten ARTHURS,Vivian Chantay ATKINSON, Taiesha Tashanna BANNIS, Tehillah Saphie BONADIE, Cedeira Carrie D. BRADSHAW, Makeda Devantae S. BRYAN, Rashaad Thadius A. CALLENDER, David O’Neal CARTER, Shane Richard CHARLEMAGNE, Sueann Shelva M. FORDE, Rebecca Daria C. GARNES, Damian Renaldo GILES, Xavier Arthur GRIMES, Diamond Romona K. HACKETT, Beaumont Hasani F. HALL, Joshika Joneil HAREWOOD, Sasha Krystal-Rose HARRIS, Bradley Norris HEWITT, Joseph Samuel HYLAND, André Stephan HYPOLITE, Joann JOHNSON, Melanie Breanne LASHLEY, Dwayne Lemar MCCOLLIN, Kofi Owen J. MCCONNEY, Brian Chris-Aaron MINGS, Akeida Sharifa ROCK, Jarod Christopher H. SAMUEL, Larissa Adelka S. SEALY, Christopher Raymond B. SEALY, Justin Ronald O. TOWLER, Tahan Ephraim

ADAMS, Edwin Kibwe I. ALEXIS, Ron Alex A. ALKINS, Joshua Christian APPLEWHITE-SANDIFORD, Tanico Lashanna O.

ARCHER, Alanha Akeila ARCHER, Aleiya Ashaya ARCHER, Gerard Kristian M. ARMSTRONG, Ashton Lee ATHERLEY, Joshua Orlanda

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AUSTIN, Kyle Ryson BAILEY, Shakel Hughdre BAILEY, Tamera Makalia BARROW, Chad Anthony BARROW, Shannon Shanequa V. BARROW, Tariq Alexander A. BASCOMBE, Shaí Rasheed R. BENTHAM, Ebony Klee BEST, Maria Tamara BRACE, William Jonathan G. BRADSHAW, Tyeisha Danielle L. BRATHWAITE, Emily Christina BRATHWAITE, Ric-Anne Georgette BROOME, Raymond Christopher BRYAN-CARTER, Tremel Negus BURKE, Ariel Keia S. BURNETT, Russell Reco T. CALLENDER, Delano Eriq CALLENDER, Donté Marcus D. CAMPBELL, Nkonye Tennyse CARRINGTON, Shanice Riandra CARTER, Mali Tao CHARLES, Jason Gary CHELTENHAM, Nicolas Tyrone A. CLARKE, Glenn Damon CLARKE, Khalid Asonte CLARKE, Shameika Makayla CLARKE, Stefan Kirkland CLARKE,Vanessa Danielle COLLYMORE, Ramon Michael COZIER, Kerri Lyne F. CUFFY, Josiah Roger J. DALRYMPLE, Ramon Déshon DANIEL, Lee Darren DAVID, Taton DAVIS, Terrell Antonio D. DICKIE, Rafique Devon DIXON, Dénel Jamaine DOOBAY, Olivia Deerfield DOUGLAS, William Samuel DUKE, Kayanule Akeysha EDWARD,Yvan Keane ELLIS, Alliyah Crystal FARFAN, Nathaniel Sean FRANCIS, Khalil Cicero S. FRIDAY, Olive Tianique B. GARDINER, Travis McKenzie GENTLE, Nia Alique

GIBSON, Briana Alisa GILL, Annice Patricia GOODLUCK, Christopher Jeremy GOODRIDGE, Chelsea Tiffany C. GOODRIDGE, Ché Antoiné GRAHAM, Kendra Kayron S. GREENE, Zikomo Adebayo GRIFFITH, Kevin Romell HACKETT, Chloé Mariah C. HARDING, Akeem Adrian HAREWOOD, Levere Daniel HARRIS, James Arindale HARRIS, Jessica Anne HARRIS, Shannon Kavitha HENRY, D’shon André M. HOLDER, Aaron Nathaniel HOLDER, Shaquille Patrick IFILL, Debronni Jawane IFILL, Rico Tristan JARVIS, Adriene Ebony JOHNSON, Christoph Geovany JORDAN, Mikel Tariq JORDAN-WATSON, Akilah Nneka KING, Antoine Winfield KISSUN, Shaheem Ravendra LASHLEY, Kemielle Tiana LORDE, Alyssa Annastanica LYTE, Neilon Keegan X. MAHARAJ, Aneisha Tarah MARTINDALE, Chevron Omari MARVILLE, Charla Amika MASON, O’Shara Shonté E. MAYNARD, Sekaji Kiannah MC KOY, Sherise Rascheda MCCLEAN, Jonathan Winston MCKENZIE, Brittney Makayla MILLER, Brandon Rommel MISSICK, Destiny Dekandra MONROSE, Bill Harvard P. MOORE, Shaina Alisha NICHOLLS, Jelani Shomari NILES, Darren Nathan NORVILLE, Zoeka Jarika O’NEAL, Meghan Ashley O’NEAL-ALLAMBY, Revée Sareene PARRIS, Jaaziel Annika PARRIS, Kenya Jordan PIERRE, Aquila Rasheedah S.

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PINDER, Shermar Antoine J. PINTO, Kristina Marie PIVOTT, Karyl Ama PRESCOTT, Shannel Casey J. QUINTYNE, Dylan Shaquille QUINTYNE, Justin Nathaniel RICE, Shaleah Simone RICE, Tia Leanna RICHARDS, Mackaile Emmerson H. ROACH, Daveion Kavason ROBERTS, Marina Jamila M. ROSS, Neco Andre ROWE, Darnel Brent R. RUDDER-FIELDS, Tabari Azzi A. SANDY, Dara Jamila SAVOURY, Sylvester McDonald SHANAHAN, Michael Ryan SHEPHERD, Micah Keishawn SIMPSON, Keishana Machaila

SMITH, Racquel Nadine SOBERS, Dominik Ricardo D. THOMAS, Akeila Raneesa THOMAS, Alexander Julian A. THOMPSON, Ashanee Tianna THORPE, D’André Jemon A. TOPPIN, Shaquone Tyrell A. VEGA, Taleaha Lashanti VIDAL, Khalidd Hilarian VIDAL, Khalifah Hilary WAITHE, Tsedale Nai’mah WARD, Thomas Xavier WEEKES, Hope April G. WILKINSON, Arien Omario P. WILLIAMS, Teshica Alexia WOOD, Nathan Deshaun WORKMAN, Antonio Edwin J. WRIGHT, Nikolas Orlando

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FACULTY OF SPORT Dean: Dr. Akshai Mansingh JP, MBBS (UWI), FACS, MSpMed (UNSW), DM (Ortho) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SPORT FIRST CLASS HONOURS GREENIDGE, Neviandra Clarita JOHN, Connie MC BARNETTE, Janaé Keren C. SERRANT, Matthew Anthony G.

BOURNE, Matthew Wilcy BROOMES, Therisse Mpule BULBULIA, Taahir Ibn S. CODRINGTON, Sherisa Shaquilla CORBIN, Joshua Isaac EMILIEN, Pius O’neil FOSTER, Shaquan Leslie GOPAUL, Khelsee Celine M. GRANT, Jade-Amor Nsenga HENRY, Bartlette Michael D. JOHN, Tara Ashanta S. MCCONNEY, Cristanna Cherise

MITCHELL, Tia Zalinda MOORE, Najée Aaliyah R. MOORE, Thai Ricardo REID, Charlene Cherika A. RICHARDS, Jevander Jhordan A. TAITT, Christopher Jason A. WAITHE-WALCOTT, Dominique Deigo WALKES, David Ricardo WILLIAMS, Danielle Shaheeda WORRELL, Kashia Shagyne

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FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Dean: Professor Troy Lorde BSc (UWI), MA (YORK), Ph.D. (Surrey) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCES FIRST CLASS HONOURS ARCHER, Kaela Ann ARNOLD, Cherise Alvina A. BARROW, Jovona Astrid BECKLES, Amoury Aaron H. BECKLES, Kimberly Sebena BHANA, Aasemah BOYCE, Ladisha Latisha BRATHWAITE, Tyrese Keon BYNOE, Chanté Chalise R. CADOGAN, Antoreah Keturah CALLENDER, Shaunte Dionne CARRINGTON, Adrianne Alicia CLARKE, Keneisha Danielle CLARKE, Nailah Mona H. CLARKE,Victor O’neal R. COOPER, Kevelle Johanah CORBIN, Akayla Denisha CORBIN, Sharissa Maurissa S. CRAIGG, Shane Shamar CUFFIE, Daren Shemar DAVID, Caron Maria DELICE-MAYERS, Teyonna Sarai DOTTIN, Diana Elizabeth DOUGLIN, Sapphire Juilet B. EASTMOND, Destinee Emani EDWARD, Bree Ishmael FERGUSON, Dennisha Richa FOX, Danielle Lynn L. GOLLOP, Triston Nicholai GREEN, Alex GREEN, Gabrielle Melissa GRIFFITH, Gaybriella Andrea Y. HAMILTON, Remorno Dillono HARRIS, Sharia Shanté HARRY, Atyna Olivia HAZZARD, Hannah Anne-Marie HEADLEY, Tonesha Alana HOPE, Jelani Rashid R. JAMES, Damian Okaro D.

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KING, Nyola Chantel LEONTY, Anwar Chazz LEWIS, Kerri-Ann Lenorm L. LINTON, Tammy Attorie P. MAUGHN, Matthew Kyle A. MAYNARD-CLARKE, Ariel Emily MC COMIE, Jeremiah Anthony MCRWRAY-WILLIAMS, Naresa Nastassia S. MOHAMMED, Salina Hasha MOSELEY, Shenice Rosemary MURRELL, Naquia Tiara NICHOLLS, Annika Joseanne L. PHILLIPS, Lamorna Milissa POLANCO, Esmeralda Laritza RICHARDS, Shauneé Danielle ROBERTS, Nicolin Nika RODGERS, Shania Esther ROLLINS, Krystal Nasia SIMMONS, Tamesha Shanice R. SOOKOO, Susan Isabel A. STAFFORD,Yusuf Miguel STAPLETON, Donley Donovan S. TAYLOR, Dario Romell WARD, Brieanna Danylle WATERMAN, Jonre Rulando WILLS, Erwin Christopher R. WOOD, Brian Ken WORRELL, Terece Ria

ADAMS-BOYCE, Ché Camille AGARD, Jadé Vickita C. ALEXANDER, Alexia Ivolicia H. ALLEYNE, Donnique Faith-ann ALLEYNE, Jerrell Trevere K. ALLEYNE, Joshua Avery N. ALLEYNE, Pausha Denay ALLEYNE, Samantha Rochelle ALLEYNE, Shantelle Terraze ANDERSON, Josiah Davey ANTONIO, Makeida Faderin ARCHER, Jaquon Tafari ARCHER, Shane Alexei ARTHUR, Jada Halle ATHERLEY, Davier Omari A. AUSTIN, Amelia Maya BABB, Tricia Jalisa

BABOOLAL, Shaina Adiella BAILEY, Zariah Kayla BAKER, Shakira Shaunae BARNES, Tyrell Jarad BARNETT, Shawnae Danielle P. BARROW, Rashanna Areesa BARTLETT, Kevon Stephon BATSON, Tricia Simone BECKLES, Keishmar Omari BECKLES, Makaela Wesleigh BELGRAVE, Cyntychéa Kahdijah BELGRAVE, Michael Christian BENJAMIN, Jervin Gian BENJAMIN, Taphetia Taleasia BENJAMIN GRANT, Rholanda Patricia BEST, Alisha Tia A.

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BEST, Keishmar Dashan BEST, Sharima Naila J. BETHUNE, Kyrie Whitney BISHOP, Nikita Allison BLACKETT, Ammoie Shatonia BLACKMAN, Asha Maria BLACKMAN, Chadd O’Neil BLACKMAN, Shanielle Shakera BLYTHE, Dacia Monique BOWEN, Naomi Makeba BOWEN, Sophia Olivia BOXILL, Lejandra Elizabeth BOYCE, Errol Patrick BOYCE, Shannon Alleah T. BRADSHAW, Roxane Vivinne BRAITHWAITE, Asantia Kadija BRANCH, Shae Erskine BRANDFORD, Sharon Olivia BRATHWAITE, Adrian-Paul Delyle BREWSTER, Racquel Fay-ann BRIDGEMAN, Tanisha Kimberley BROOKS, Tarika Danielle BROOMES, Jendale Jamie BROWNE, Nya Nicole BROWNE, Olivia Ronnay BROWNE, Shakeila Tamia BULLEN, Kyisha Shaune C. BURGESS, Marissa Elizabeth A. BURKE, Charmaine Patricia BURROWES, Anita Kathleen BUTCHER, Tarun Frances BYER, Ariane Cheddi-Ann BYNOE, Tajaé T’Keyah CALLENDER, Tanisha Kedisha CALVIN, Anieka Pearlena CAMBRIDGE, Takirsha Monique M. CAMPBELL, Glenford Hughroy CARRINGTON, Lamette Sharice CARTER, Anthony Leroy CARTER, Nyesha Tianna N. CARTER, Terri-Ann Jose CHANDLER, Averi Alexander K. CHARLES, Adiel Catherine CHARLES, Amber Dawn CHARLES, Julie-Ann CHARLES, Mahalia CHARLES, Nicholas André CHARLES, Tricia Zania CHASE, Dhanraj Naresh

CHASE, Thaddaeus Taj-Anderson CHASSANG, Rayshon Mckenny CHELTENHAM, Jamar Corey CHRISTOPHER, Lawretta Jascinthia CLARKE, Alicia Felicia CLARKE, Angelique Marissa CLARKE, Kaleah Danielle C. CLARKE, Keimar Leolinder V. CLARKE, Michaela Ailsa CLARKE, Regina Jane V. CLARKE, Shakira Samantha S. CLARKE-HARDING, Shaunique Simone CLIFTON, Shauna Charlette T. CONNELL, Tishquam Zemar K. CORBIN, Keandra Khadeisha COX, Kayla Alicia COX, Shekerah Olivia CRAWFORD, Camesha Dionne CRAWFORD, LaToya Akia CRICHLOW, Jayna Aliyah CUMBERBATCH, De’Sean Charles W. CUMBERBATCH, Iman Tatyana CUMBERBATCH, Shalom Kamita CUMBERBATCH, Sharon Rose-Ann CUMBERBATCH, Taniqua Ayesha CUMBERBATCH, Zalyka Tennaiya E. CUMMINS, Ayisha Ayana CUMMINS, Destini Rashida CUMMINS, Eboni Khadija CUMMINS, Kayan Kemisha DARRELL, Santina Alexandria DAVIS, Ryan Omar DAWSON, Michelle Janelle DAWSON, Shantel Shakayla DE BELLOTTE, Kinda Kisher DE FREITAS, Tyra Cecilia DEFREITAS, Tia Cordalia DELPEACHE, Ezriel-Ann Rochell DENNY-YEARWOOD, Roger Nathaniel DEVONISH, Giovanna Savannah DIXON, Talestra Adella DOWNES, Briah Jasmine DOWNES, Nakisha Monique DOWNES, Tattiêanna Samantha DOWNES, Tristan Shakar A. DOWRICH, Camille Dawn-Marie

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DURAND, D’André De’vaunté DURRANT, Tisha Arielle EASTMOND, Akeil Lamar EDGHILL, Jalisa Shenell EDWARD, Shirrilia Destini EDWARDS, Renee Katrina EDWARDS, Shem Christopher ELLIOTT, Sharice Malika EUGENE, Chelsey Jodie S. EVELYN, Jade Shawneice P. FARLEY, Gabrielle Amanda FARMER, Allan Nicholas FEDEE, Alexis Dylan L. FERGUSSON, Alex Livingstone FERGUSSON, Solita Giselle FERNANDEZ, Brandon Leslie FITT, Keitha Alicia FORDE, Akilah Safiya Z. FORDE, Leandra Alicia FORDE, Samantha Melissa FRANCIS, Alea Daniesha C. FRANKLIN, Christopher Adrian FRASER, Laureen Akeeda S. FREDERICK, Sheena Patricia GASKIN, Leemar Ameen GIBBS, Regina Kay L. GIBSON, Khodi Carlton A. GIBSON,Yolanda Liandria GILES, Tyrell Brandon GILL, Andrea Michelle GILL, Trénelle Aaliyah A. GITTENS, Shania Kim GITTENS, Shontelle Leandra GLASGOW, Akini Ngozi A. GLASGOW, Jalesa Shadé GOODMAN, Jard David A. GRAHAM, Meshunda Tamaria R. GREAVES, Zalika Jendayi GREEN, Akil Omari O. GREEN-BRATHWAITE, Shakola Akera M. GREENIDGE, Mariah Olanda GRIFFETH, Keisha Yolanda GRIFFITH, Darion Ondre GRIFFITH, Jazel Arian GRIFFITH, Katrina Alicia GRIFFITH, Keneisha Kiana GRIFFITH, Miguel Winston M. GRIFFITH, Riyad Shayl N. HACKETT, Camille Danielle

HALL, Khadijah Shakira HALLIDAY, Shaniah Albany HANKEY, Karl Norris D. HARDING, Patonia Shanika HAREWOOD, Janelle Alicia HAREWOOD, Shanique Akeila HAREWOOD, Shonelle Latisha HARRISON, Brent Roshawn O. HAYNES, Latesha Sabrina HAYNES, Racquel Kadisha HENRY, Safiya Akilah N. HILL, Asha Diana N. HINDS, Andrea Dian HINDS, Makeda Doneilia HINDS, Shelly-Anne Anita HINDS, Sherri Simone N. HINKSON-BRYAN, Sigmanda Annriete HOBBS, Lynora Alicia HOLDER, Jonelle Milanese HOLDER, Tashera Joann HOLLOWAY, Kiara Allisa HOPE, Kaniesha Shameka O. HOYTE, Jarad Leshan HUMPHREY, Shirlene Michelle HUNTE, Deshawn Nimar IFILL, Daniel Antonio IFILL, Qwaysha Marianna INNISS, Jenifer Yvonne JACKMAN, Kamesha Sharika D. JACKMAN, Karene Sarah-Lyn J. JACKSON, Taszia Shikara JACKSON-YARDE, Shirnel Natasha JAMES, Reanna Regina JEMMOTT, Alicia Liana JENNINGS, Skai Alexandria R. JERSON, Tiana Tiffany JERVIS, Dominic O’Ryan JOB, Keren Roberta JOHN, Jerrice Zoe K. JOHNSON, Arrielle Évon A. JOHNSON, Curtis Jevron K. JOHNSON, Reon Ross JOHNSON, Tavianna Alicia JOHNSON-HUSBANDS, Damion Theo JORDAN, Jalisa Shelita JOSEPH, Shamar Steven M. JOSEPH THORNE, Anand Dumille JUMAN, Riyad Feisal

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KHAN, Zhara Shanice KING, Christina Jada KING, Dominic Steven KING, Jade Aaliyah KING, Jade Aallayah KING, Kerrie-Anne Felicia KIRTON, Ahyendai Lekiyah LASHLEY, Ashontae Brittany N. LASHLEY, Cherish Mandisa M. LASHLEY, Janelle Kimberley LAWRENCE, Helecia Hilarine LAWRENCE, Kimberley Natasha LAYNE, Keosha Moesha LEACOCK, Chelice Deandre LEACOCK, Taurel Davin LENDOR, Romario Kyle G. LEWIS, Dakarai Kashka A. LEWIS, Maxwell Chibuzoh LOGAN, Tanesha Kimberley R. LORDE, Nicole Kadesha LOVELL, Keisha Samantha LOVELL, Rhown Gregory LUCAS, Chere Nicole O. LUCAS, Makaila Anika LUKE, Asha Rachelle LYNCH, Geraldine Antoinette MAPP, Kadeem Kishon MARQUEZ, Ian Jonathan MARSHALL, Chloe Alaïa Y. MARSHALL-WAITHE, Felicia Sabrina MARTIN, Marion Zora I. MASCOLL, Nicole Lorraine MASON, Ashlee Danielle MASON, Erika Gabrielle MASON, Jurad Jerome J. MATHURIN, Arlington Martin P. MAYERS, Kevin Omar MAYERS, Laurison Vinson MAYERS, Tori Nicole-Ann MCALLISTER, Jefferson Anderson MCCARTHY, Kyla Aleah J. MCINTOSH, Shari Reshan MILLAR, Cherise Elizabeth MILLAR, Keane Christian MOFFIE, Shanéya Latoya MONROSE, Kason Joel MORRIS, Myrico Paul J. MOSES, Kishna Merissa

MULLIN, Zaria Erica NEWTON, Terik Ramon NEWTON-KNIGHT, Cherry Anita NILES, Zariah Rosemary NURSE, Carolann Kimberley M. NURSE, Shae Ashan NURSE, Xaviele Paige-Mari OCHIENG, Brandon Jesse ODLE, Shana Leadora OSFORD, Amber Tia A. PARRIS, Gabriella Disa C. PARRIS, Mariah Chanté S. PASCUAL, Dara Takijah PERSAUD, Medha Nalini PERSAUD, Rafaella Karen PETERS, Ronelle Destiny S. PHILLIPS, Nicole Lashantia PHILLIPS, Shaquille Oneal PILGRIM, Kimberly Olivia POLLARD, Uvetta Pauleyan POLOGNE, Donielle Loren S. PRESCOD, Khidra Rosette PRIMUS, Rohnelle Crystal PRINCE, Alizer Faye PROVERBS, Shadera Tasheena PUCKERIN, Stefan Rasheed QUINTYNE, Shanice Hazel RAMSAY, Jodi Ashli RAY, Selvon Brackley RENEE, Thea Shekinah H. ROACH, Don Jude ROBERTS, Rashida Alisha J. ROCK, Deryck Jerri K. ROCK, Mykena Antaundra ROLLINS, Kamilah Sharifa ROSEMOND, Tahirah Nailah ROUSE, Dionne Alicia ROWE, Keisha Natasha RUSSELL, Karin Kathy-Ann V. RUSSELL, Kiana Wanell SAMUEL, La Toya Keisha SANDIFORD, Marquita Rose-Ann SCANTLEBURY, Simone Marie SEAFORTH, Natasha SEALE, Althea Francine SEALE, Orion Aquib SEALY, Danielle Alana L. SEALY, Lisa Maria SEALY, Tai Azena J.

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SHEPHERD, Adonica Aaliyah SHEPHERD, André Demar SHEPHERD, Anissa Sherifa SIMMONS, Chelsea Marie SIMMONS, Marita Rhea SIMMONS, Tia Shanaé SIMON, Samantha Mitchelle SKEETE, Cherrís-Ann Chervene S. SKEETE, Matthew Maleek SMALL, Alicia Lindsay SMALL, Antonia Latoya SMALL, Jalisa Patricia SMALL, Keisha Simone A. SMALL, Shanee Leann SMALL, Shelliann Lisa SMALL, Shonett Olivia SMITH, Lennie Alexis SOBERS, Courteney Ariel M. SOBERS, Latonya Felicia SOLOMON, Caslyn Suzette SPOONER, Kwamé Earl G. SPRINGER, Jenise Laticia ST. HILL-HADDOCK, Zachary Michael STRAKER, Kareem Emile STRAKER, Rashaun O’neal R. STRAUGHN, Shaela Erykah TAITT, Aliah-Rose TAITT, Makeyla Gabriella TAITT-NEWTON, Tianna Jamila TAYLOR, Brittany Allea TAYLOR, Julia Andreina TAYLOR, Shakem Romar R. THOMAS, Felice Colette A. THOMAS, Nicholas William THOMAS, Rylissa-Amor Anita

THOMPSON, Nicia Chrissa THORNE, Crystal-Marie Gabrielle TODD, Cibecca Jahbhina TODD, Jabari Delano TRANT, Stacey Jo-Ann A. TROTMAN, Shara Jada K. TROTMAN, Tonja Semone TULL, Tracia Lorraine VIRGINIE, Sherry-Ann Allison WADE, Chinyeré Tatyana WALCOTT, Tyler Kent WALKER, Zakira Mattea WALL, Maiela Sabira WALTON, Claudette Lucene WATSON, Kristina Alana WEEKES, Cameron Alison R. WEIR, Jamila Richelle WEIR, Nikita Sarah WESTE, Equeal Jesse D. WHARTON, Aautumn Rae WHITE, Rebecca Olivia A. WHITTAKER, Rhea Ronique WILKINSON, Susanne Antoinette WILLIAMS, Aaliyah Shania WILLIAMS, Jamila Akila WILLIAMS, Kai Martin WILLIAMS, Shaniqué Shantoria WILSON, Dwayne Stefan WILSON, Nykell Marlon WORRELL, Daniel Rashaun WORRELL, Rebecca Zoe D. YARDE, Alesha Kayla H. YEARWOOD, Coby Kemar YEARWOOD, Desean Akiel YEARWOOD, Gabrielle Leann YOUNG, Deandra Shavonne

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EXECUTIVE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT BELISLE JR, Louis Winston BELLE-LINDIE, Nakaida Ashauna BERNARD, Kurdisha BYNOE, Julian Russell BYNOE, Nichelle Evangalie CHARLES-TAYLOR, Aisha Kara COOKE-HAYDE, Mary Diana COX, Tyrone Junior D’AGUIAR, Marcellin Gale DOVER, Althea Veronica EASTMOND, Gail Anne-Marie ESTWICK, Renee Nicole FOSTER, Shelly Kaye A. FRASER, Melisande GARNETT, Keshawna Althea GLASGOW-DASILVA, Ronda Marilyn S. GRACE, Rosanne Miranda V. GRIFFITH, Kyla Leyann HARTE, Sefrah Merissa HOLDER, Shakira Shanice HOPKINSON,Vanessa Alicia HURLEY, Mark Seymour HUSBANDS, Sophia Jasmin JAMES, Suzette Renita JAMES LEWIS, Cloreena Camara JEFFERS, Rubercilla Vashti B. JERVIS,Yolaskee Aisha LEWIS, Andy Gary

MAYNARD, Kathyann Marlene MC QUEEN, Shevon Emlyn PERSAUD, Durpattie PERSAUD, Shalini Nayan PHILLIP, Kelisha Ariel POLIUS, Mealisha Jacqueline PROFITT, Tamika Alicia PURAN, Komal RAMSARAN, Peter Dhanraj RAMTAHAL, Davindra REID, Nikita Alisha ROHOMAN, Bernadette SAM, Adrian Alistaire SAMUEL,Yvette Delores SINGH, Leelawattee SQUIRES, Miranda Rowena SWAIN,Yvette Patricia TAYLOR, Marcia TROTMAN-PRINCE, Marcia Rhondaly A. VALZ, Carol VIECHWEG-JOHNSON, Jenine Theresa WEEKES, Brianna Arielle A. WELCOME, Olivia Desmona WHITTAKER, Stacia Nicole WILLIAMS, Brian WILLIAMS, Oksana Allana

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HIGHER DEGREES, POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATES Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Graduate Studies and Research Rose-Marie Belle Antoine LLB (UWI), LLM (Cambridge), DPhil (Oxon), Attorney-at-Law Director, Graduate Studies and Research Professor Kahiudi Mahana BA (Mayidi), (UPU Rome), MA, PhD (Fribourg)

FACULTY OF CULTURE, CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS

MASTER OF ARTS CREATIVE ARTS Distinction BEGG, Alec James CLARKE, Kevin Ricardo

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY CULTURAL STUDIES PLENTY, Renee Christelle Shinielle

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & EDUCATION POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING AND LEARNING ALLEN, Casey CARRINGTON, Meshell DUJON, Felicia Yolande KELLMAN, Amanda REID, Alain REID, Javier SPRINGER, Dale SUTHERLAND, Sasha TROTMAN, Catherine

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MASTER OF ARTS CARIBBEAN & AFRICAN THEOLOGY Distinction MAYNARD, Denis Wayne

MASTER OF ARTS HERITAGE STUDIES ALLEYNE, Samantha Zina Leslie

MASTER OF ARTS THEOLOGY Distinction MODERA, Rose Marie

MASTER OF EDUCATION Distinction BASCOMBE, Tameisha Iris A. BEST, Keren Amalia CUMMINS, Tawana Aisha DAVIS, Jamar Ricardo DURANT, Kelly-Ann Gayleta M. GASKIN-LYNCH, Kimelia Rosita GREENIDGE, Cherise Lela HUSBANDS-SEALY, Shernelle Antoinette LINEHAN, Leisha Norica LUCAS, Michelle Denise MURRAY, Euranda Delaina QUIMBY, Shanelle Lisa SMITH, Cathy-Ann Leomie

ALCIDE, Shakita Laveena APPLEWHAITE, Carl Ronald BARNETT, Deserey Marguerita BIRCH, Kenroy Jacento

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BUTCHER, Hyacinth Althea CARTER, Dwight Lisle CODRINGTON, Nicole Alicia COLLYMORE, Joan Ann E. EDWARDS, Cindy Janelle EVERSLEY,Veronica Ometa GOODING, Joycelyn Cecilia GRAHAM, Tonesha Lianne GRIFFITH, Shane Omari HINKSON, Sarah Romona HURDLE, Theisa Karrelle JOSEPH, Thonya Latoya LOUTIN, Thacher Tracion MAYNARD, Samuel Odwin MCCOLLIN, Ena PAYNE, Michele Nicole PETERS, Kimberley Gail POOLER, Kerry Aron PRESCOTT, Lisa Katrina PRESCOTT-CARTER, Kerry Diandra PROVERBS, Stephen Radcliffe SMALL, Stephan Jabari A. THORNHILL, Cherie Abigail WILLIAMS, Andrea Christine YARDE, Shanice Shontal

FACULTY OF LAW MASTER OF LAWS Distinction APPLEWHAITE, Kyesha BENJAMIN, Kimberley Eudora BULLEN, Simone OLIVER, Rhodsha Ardina WALTHRUS, Fabian Antonio WICKHAM, Khadisha Ashlee Daniella YEARWOOD, Rico Jamar YEARWOOD, Ronny Tyrone

BRATHWAITE, Dario Jamar CAMMOCK, Nassoma Monifa CARRINGTON, Elvisco Romario CARTER, Alicia Dianne Sylvester CLARKE, Frank Oneal Dacosta

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DONAWA, Danielle Christine DUSSARD, Ashleigh-Ann Martina FRANCIS, Kezi Nyala FRANKLYN, Moureeze Lakeeta F GIBBS, Anthony Ricardo GUISEPPI, Lyndy-Ann Christen KELLMAN, Maya Latisha LEWIS, Maffica Alica LUKE, Zari Gustan MOSELEY, Dwight Wilfred Evander ODLE, Janeil Cherice Akelia RAMSAY-MOORE, Kim Alicia REDHEAD, Arya Deborah SANDY, La Teisha Arielle Rachael SEARLES, Andrew Julian STRAKER, Romario Ryan TAYLOR, Wayne Roosevelt WARD, Peter Ricardo WATSON, Neville St. Elmo

FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA FAMILY MEDICINE Distinction COMISSIONG, Najuma Folade

BYNOE, Zoe Marquita CLARKE, Ronicia Tamika CORBIN, Charla Ann Nerisse DOTTIN, Nicole Melissa FOSTER, Shanise Nicole KELLMAN, Kevin Christopher W NURSE, Katrina Samantha WILKINSON, Jamiee Jamila

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MASTER IN PUBLIC HEALTH Distinction INNISS, Keira Lean

ARCHER, Nadia Sue-Anne CARTER, Felicia Latonya Amanda CELESTINE, Kennisa DRAKES, Pheona Olivia HUNTE, Tamisha Latoya JORDAN, Ansha Lyn-Marie MINNIS, Bianca Lashan Ruth

MASTER OF SCIENCE FAMILY MEDICINE Distinction MILLAR, Shontelle Marjorie Lucene

FOSTER, Andrew Michael GOODRIDGE, Fallon Priscilla C. HAREWOOD, Ayesha HAREWOOD-MARSHALL, Asanchia Sheron IFILL, Tina Louisa MARKLE, Donna Louise

MASTER OF SCIENCE NURSING ALLEYNE, Deidre Juliet Francine BAPTISTE, Edwin O’Neal DOWNIE, Lucille Maria SEALY, Marselles Carolyn Denese

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MASTER OF SCIENCE BIOSAFETY Distinction ARTHUR, Theo Nikos

SPENCER, Shamika Shuneh MASTER OF SCIENCE COMPUTING INNOVATION Distinction COMA,Vanessa Earla

MASTER OF SCIENCE ELECTRONIC COMMERCE COOK, Brent

MASTER OF SCIENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Distinction BURTON, Nina Loretta WILLIAMS, Akeem Deon

MASTER OF SCIENCE NATURAL RESOURCE & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Distinction DESAI, Amina Mohmed Yasin IRVINE, Jeanelle Antoinette MURRAY,Verneisha Chris Anne SMALL, Micaela Abigail

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ANSELM, Sophia Jewel BARROW, Chad Rhemar DEFOE, Jullan FOSTER, Tiffany Makayla GIBSON, Quetta Anita GILKES, Carlos Junior GREAVES, Jatobi Anthony Jevon JOSEPH,Valda Alexandra ROCK, Michala Patrice

MASTER OF SCIENCE RENEWABLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT ALLEYNE, Erskine Alvin OKEY, Peggy Arit

MASTER OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP Distinction DUNCAN, Jeanine Safiya FORDE, Sherland Rodney

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY BIOCHEMISTRY MASON, Shanice Akira

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY BIOLOGY KULSHRESTHA, Aprajita

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY COMPUTER SCIENCE BELLE, Shakir Anderson

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MASTER OF SCIENCE GENDER & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES BARNES, Renita Abigail

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY GENDER & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES BOYCE, Patricia Francelia

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

MASTER IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Distinction LONDON, Shafia Tonisha Tracey

CADOGAN, Andre MacDonald CHASE, Matthew McDonald COLLYMORE-TAYLOR, Wayne Elliston HOLDER, Kerwin Andre Decoursey MCLAUGHLIN, Lisa Minerva SAGASTUME,Yesica Nereida VANEGAS, Normajean Louise

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MASTER OF SCIENCE APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Distinction EVERSLEY, Kenya Anthony TAM, Laura Elizabeth Melanie

MASTER OF SCIENCE BANKING & FINANCE Distinction ALFRED, Elsa

DUPIGNY, Andrea FORDE, Kadesha Tannisha R.

MASTER OF SCIENCE BUSINESS ANALYTICS Distinction CHANDLER, Brian Jason Matthew GRIFFITH, Kevon Pierre Roland JACOB, Jadon Mark MAYERS, Dorian Johann MAYNARD, Michael Leon SMITH, Javani Ramon WELCH, Shane Anthony

BARKER, Malik Raheem BEST-DELICE, Omar Damian DEMENDONCA, Shavonne Shakiela HEADLEY, Ryan Chesterfield JULES, Randy Alwin MASCOLL-ELIEBOX, Darrio Romario Anthony MOORE, Kelal Raymond

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PARRIS, Tristan Shaquille Kibawe PRESCOD, Sophia Shawntell Charlene SELMAN, Kyle Benjamin SHEPHERD, Sabrina Alicia SMALL, Omar Alexander TURNEY, Javon Jerome

MASTER OF SCIENCE COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY Distinction ANTOINE, Rico Dario Leon CHARLES, Trevor Alexander COLLIE, Rodericka Janette FIGARO,Yanase Dailika Leefaye GRIFFITH, Mya Shontelle HUYLER, D’Andra LACKRAJ, Samara MALONEY, Roland Omando St Clair MAYERS, Gabrielle Natasha RIDLEY, Andriska Francesca ROACH, Darcel Dionne

BLENMAN, Jennifer Elizabeth FIELDS, Ramana Lolanda GEORGE, Nicola Alanna GRANT, Shay Alexander ROCK, Rheanne Machella MASTER OF SCIENCE E-GOVERNANCE FOR DEVELOPING STATES Distinction THOMPSON, Boris Reco

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MASTER OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL & BUSINESS ECONOMICS Distinction BRATHWAITE, Lisa Bianca

BLENMAN, Shamar Kadeem BOVELL, Shara Kaymara GASKIN, Ashley Faith Tamara HAYNES, Sherice Karyn JACKMAN, Nailah Zahra Suzanna WHARTON, Chrisanna Tiffany

MASTER OF SCIENCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Distinction ARMSTRONG, Jamila Theresa BECKLES, Neil Iverson BROWNE, Sade Simone M. CARBON, Giszelle CLARKE, Jamal Ricardo FOSTER, Gillian Regina GIBSON, Jarad Recardo B. GODDARD, Jade Dawn GRIFFITH, Katerina Daphne LOPEZ, Angelica Delcine MORRIS, Renee Nicole SMALL, Ayisha Hadiya

ARCHER, Shannell Colleen BISPHAM, Glenroy Delisle BRANCH, Chelsea Jamelia DRAKES, Sophia Amar FENTY, Shakarey Shauntay FREEMAN, Kevin GRIFFITH, Ronnie Bertram J. HUSSAIN, Salim Tahir INNISS, Shomari Aron D. JONES, Shanise Anastasia JORDAN, Annmaria Leslie JORDAN, Sherry-Ann Natasha

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LOUIS, Dakarai Hakim LOWE, Paradise Patrice NICHOLLS-BELGRAVE, Andrea Sharon NORVILLE, Leigh-Ann Kimisha C. SMITH, Tiffani Tamara WALTHRUS, Dionne Kelly N

MASTER OF SCIENCE HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Distinction HINDS, Atoya Shontell SPRINGER, Crystal Latoya WALCOTT, Shanika Christina

CHERRY, Annette Rochelle CONNELL, Cherrelle Shakira DODSON, Shanelle Nicole DOWNES, Leichae Denika Alana HENRY, Glendon Rudolph HINDS, Keisha Olivia MARSHALL-WEEKES, Immogene Letetia MOORE, Krystal Kristiansen ROACH, Donicia Daneece

MASTER OF SCIENCE INTEGRATION STUDIES Distinction LOUISY, Miguel Tarik

MASTER OF SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT Distinction BARTLETT, Danielle Samira CLARKE, Liane Valerie Christian COULTHRUST-FITZPATRICK, Gail Wynnilo

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HOYTE, Nicole Natasha LAYNE-BROWNE, Carole Sharonne Alicia ROWE, Mia Alexia Jose-Ann

FORDE, Kevin Omar HEADLEY, Antonio Jefferson S LAYNE, Jaimie Arita MORRIS, Corey Ramon

MASTER OF SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY Distinction BURKE, Rea Mariah CARTER, La-Chelle Le-Ann CRAG-CHADERTON, Leah Nereisa Kimberlie ELLIS, Kaycia Akita FRAMPTON, Chelsea Dionne GRAVILLIS, Shekeri O’lean Khati JAMES, Laurentine Erline Ave JEFFREY, Sylvia Shama JNO LEWIS, Janelle Karissa JOSEPH, Levia Cherra LAZARUS, Nicholas Timothy MOSELEY, Je-Meila Ramona PINO, Malikah Kassina SERAPHIN-WALLACE, Clare SUTHERLAND, Shineco Oriana Adella VYPHUIS, Tamalyn Makeba Titiana

ATWELL, Jodie Lee CARRINGTON, Dario Akiem CATO, Chandee Cezanne CHARLES, Andre Benedictus CORNWALL, Alberto Curtis Druallimore HORNE, Mornel Momelda JAMES, Eliza Kristie MACK, Garicia Tresha MOAZE, Stefan Litchfield MYLES, Jomo Kenyatta PRESCOD, Curtisha Gabrielle Kacey SEAMAN, Husa ST BERNARD-JAMES, Jillian Saliann

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WALTERS, Kezron John Selvon WILLIAMS, Olanzvier Shandier

MASTER OF SCIENCE INVESTMENTS & WEALTH MANAGEMENT Distinction BRYANT, Rhea Renée WEAVER, Melissa Nicobi Tamara

CUPID, Kaschaka Atiba Mbane KING-BRATHWAITE, Norma Patricia

MASTER OF SCIENCE LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS WALCOTT, Deborah Tracey L

MASTER OF SCIENCE LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Distinction HOLDER, Kris Antonio

DAVIS, Kimberley Nekeisha JONES,Vanessa Shonelle

MASTER OF SCIENCE MANAGEMENT Distinction FORBES, Jenice Sherrine GRIFFITH, Marquita Joanell

ELCOCK, Russell James

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MASTER OF SCIENCE MARKETING Distinction ALLEYNE, Mark Anderson HINDS-ELCOCK, Tawania Shakira Alana PAYNE, Jade Tanja Rasheda

APPLEWHAITE, Natasha Vanessa JEMMOTT, Danielle Damaris

MASTER OF SCIENCE PROJECT MANAGEMENT & EVALUATION ROETT, Keedrea Rashid Caroline

DRAKES, Antonio Vivian HEADLEY, Dhavin Chemon

MASTER OF SCIENCE TOURISM & SPORT MANAGEMENT Distinction CRICK, Sharisse Tamara REIFER, Jamaal Antonio SPENCER, Rachel Salina Bryanna TOUSSAINT, Phalesta Albert Stanford WILLIAMS, Aquíla Maria

BEST, Ria Katrina BISHOP, Joshua Ramon Ahmal BRERETON, Kelsey Samantha Geraldine CORBIN, Kyle Anthony McDonald HARRIS, Kristina Antoinette Nicole HINKSON, Leanne Melissa Latoya INNISS, Teressa Regina KING, Jesse Andre

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MAYERS, Alvin Brian O’Neale MAYERS, Stuart Ashton Walter NELSON, Janna Elizabeth PARRIS, Lucia Aniela

MASTER OF SCIENCE TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT REID, Cherisse Danielle WILLIAMS, Shakera Latoya

MASTER OF SCIENCE TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT BLACKETT, Tammy-Ann Natasha TAYLOR, Afiya Aminata

MASTER OF SCIENCE TOURISM WITH PROJECT MANAGEMENT Distinction FIEDTKOU, Novarra Adrian Ashana THOM, Andrew Christopher Emmanuel

FACULTY OF SPORT MASTER OF SCIENCE SPORT SCIENCES Distinction CEZAIR, Neela Antoinia Philipa MURRAY, Shanice Makeba PADMORE, Durae Frankie O’Brien SEEMUNGAL, Arielle Makyla

SIMMONS, Danielle Shontelle Akelia YARDE, Leon Racheed Nathaniel

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FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE ANAESTHESIA & INTENSIVE CARE ANTROBUS, Tiffany Lorraine

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE EMERGENCY MEDICINE ALLEYNE, Neisha Akila KING, Geralyn Alana Stacey

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE FAMILY MEDICINE GRIFFITH, Pryah Jequita S.

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE INTERNAL MEDICINE BELLAMY, Shannay Emerlene

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY BRANCH, Nicole Melissa Elizabeth

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OPHTHALMOLOGY CADOGAN, Shari Lisa

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE SURGERY - GENERAL BARKER, Damien Carlos Delisle BOYCE, Rico D’andrea R

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & EDUCATION DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY EDUCATION ALLEYNE, Milinese Elizabeth USHER, Thisbe Leticia

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY LINGUISTICS LAYNE, Marsha Nicole SCHAUMLOEFFEL, Marco Aurelio

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY LITERATURES IN ENGLISH EVANS, Zoanne Ceceilia

FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY PUBLIC HEALTH HARRIS, Rachel Margaret

FACULTY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY ECOLOGY High Commendation TREW, Holly Vivien

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY ECONOMICS CARTER, Adrian Sean

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY FINANCE High Commendation BROOME, Tracey Ann

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ACADEMIC DRESS Undergraduates: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE BLUE princetta gown of special tropical style, simple shape, with cape sleeves and 1 ½ “self-facing, to be worn calf length: hood, blue outside, faced with AVOCADO GREEN and top edge bound with University red on each side.

BACHELOR OF ARTS The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with PLUMBAGO BLUE and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with WHITE and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with ALUMINIUM GREY and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF LAWS The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with BLACK and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with PURPLE and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (The Natural Sciences) The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with ALAMANDA YELLOW and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Nursing) The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with PURPLE and top edge bound with Blue and white.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Pharmacy, B Medical Sciences, Physical Therapy, Optometry) The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with PURPLE with the bottom curve of the purple enhanced by a panel of gold and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Social Sciences) The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with ORANGE and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Sport Sciences) The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with GOLD and top edge bound with University red.

BACHELORS: INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES The same gown as Agriculture: hood, blue outside, faced with ECRU and top edge bound with University red.

Postgraduates: MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with AVOCADO GREEN, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (The Social Sciences) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with ORANGE, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (Sport Sciences) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with GOLD, bound all round with University red.

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MASTER OF ARTS, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (In Humanities/Arts) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with PLUMBAGO BLUE, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF EDUCATION, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (In Education) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with WHITE, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (IN ENGINEERING) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with ALUMINIUM GREY, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF LAWS Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with BLACK, bound all round with University red.

MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (Medical Sciences - Nursing) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with PURPLE bound all round with University red and white.

MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (The Natural Sciences) Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with ALAMANDA YELLOW, bound all round with University red.

MASTERS: INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES Blue princetta gown of special tropical style with long sleeves cut at the bottom and 3” self-facing to be worn calf length: Hood, full shape blue princetta, fully lined with ECRU, bound all round with University red

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DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (DM) Scarlet panama gown of special tropical style with longer and fuller sleeves than that of masters’ gown with sleeves lined and piped black, pointed with facings and yoke piped black: Hood, RED and lined with PURPLE. (No mortar board).

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) Scarlet panama gown of special tropical style with longer and fuller sleeves than that of masters’ gown with sleeves lined and piped black, pointed with facings and yoke piped black: Hood, full shape BLACK PANAMA fully lined with red and bound as for Masters’ hood; BLACK VELVET MORTARBOARD WITH BLACK TASSEL. Non-Degree Awards: NON-DEGREE (undergraduate certificates, diplomas) graduates are required to wear the scarlet gown, calf length, with round sleeves cut below the elbow – NO HOOD

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THE UNIVERSITY’S SONG

There is a Light Words & Music

by Noel Dexter First Verse From Caribbean Islands, Guyana and Belize Was born our University of the West Indies.

Proud symbol of our oneness, our strength in unity, With vision clear you came along to shape our destiny.

To follow after knowledge, the truth to seek and find, To teach us love and justice, to liberate the mind.

Today we see you rising a light out of the West, That guides the feet of all who seek the noblest and the best.

Chorus There is a light that is rising, From out of the West, and proud bearers of that light are we, So we follow those whose work has brought glory to your name, Making a better world for you and for me.

Second Verse From your noble portals, your sons and daughters go, To face a world of challenges, to conquer every foe.

We’ll work and play together and as time marches on, We’ll never forget the lesson that “De whole a wi a one” UWI we praise you, we lift our voice in song.

We let our big drums roll loud, and steel pans ping, ping, pong.

For you have shaped our lives so that we can truly say To you we owe our gratitude, A debt we can’t repay.

Chorus There is a light that is rising, From out of the West, and proud bearers of that light are we, So we follow those whose work has brought glory to your name, Making a better world for you and for me.

And me. This is our University of the West Indies

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VALEDICTORIAN 2020-2021 Ms Iyka Dorival Bachelor of Law First Class Honours Faculty of Law Upon completing my Bachelor of Law degree, my immediate course of action was to commence training for the Legal Education Certificate- a program I am currently enrolled in at the Norman Manley Law School. Upon completing this final certification and becoming an Attorney-at-Law, I hope to practice in at least three CARICOM countries to expand the depth of my legal knowledge and experience. Ultimately, I wish to specialise in alternative dispute settlement techniques, concentrating on commercial arbitration.

In this regard, I aspire to become a Certified Arbitrator and Mediator.

I firmly believe in the potentially positive impact that the full utilisation of ADR can afford to the region, especially the OECS. ADR ought to be maximised greater within our territories to ensure that access to justice remains a basic tenet of all legal systems. Therefore, one of my main aspirations is to assist in the positive shift toward restructuring and maximising ADR techniques. Further, I hope to refine and develop the leadership and advocacy skills gained throughout my Cave Hill journey to aid in community development and the de-stigmatisation of Creative Arts within the region. However, I remain open to whatever future opportunities and experiences are afforded to me!

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PROFILES OF THE HONORARY GRADUANDS 2021 NICHOLAS BRANCKER International Musician and Music Producer You do not actually need to have a conversation with Nicholas Brancker to know that he is a philosopher who is passionate about culture, the arts and music; you can hear it in his creations.

In fact, a music critique describes his music as “intense sonic ‘reasonings’ of many tongues, across many waters.”

The raison d’être is to be found in his influences, an eclectic and unlikely array of personalities whose thoughts and skills would have a lasting impact on him as a person, a producer and a performer; figures such as Maurice White, Peter Tosh,Vivian Richards, Michael Holding, Ramsey Lewis, Miles Davis, Eddy Grant, Roberta Flack, Mahatma Ghandi and his dad, the late George Brancker.

He is known in the industry as ‘the hit-maker” and the “musician with the Midas touch” but a humble Brancker is not courted by such flattery. He sees his success in very practical terms, for him creating is a matter of “stripping away all the trappings and getting to the soul of the music”, so that, listeners know when they hear a Brancker creation by its simple yet strong melodies and palatable tones.

Brancker began his musical career at the age of three playing on the toy piano given to him by his parents and imitating the music he heard coming from the radio. Two years later, under the deft guidance of Barbados’ most recognized music teacher, Janice Millington, while a teenager at Harrison College, he began his classical music training.

At age twenty, Nicholas Brancker broadened his musical experiences by working in studios and touring with Eddy Grant, the famed Guyana-born international recording artist. His musical travels led him to the Middle East and Europe enabling the young artiste/musician to return to Barbados with a more versatile and diverse interpretation of music. This was the beginning of his musical journey. He would soon set-up a simple recording studio in his bedroom, Chambers Studio, out of which a number of hits with local artists including MADD emerged.

As an accomplished piano, bass and keyboard player, Brancker has collaborated with some of the “leaders” in the North American and British music industry, including but not limited to Roberta Flack, Fritz McIntyre of “Simply Red”, Cindy Lauper, Maxi Priest, hip hop producer and keyboardist Salaam Remi, and Patra, whose ‘Queen of the Pack’ album went gold in the USA in the nineties. He has graced the stage of Jazz festivals regionally and internationally, East, Far East and West, played for a Queen, a King, a couple of Princes and Princesses. He continues to cover the globe from the Caribbean to remote countries like Lithuania and Hong Kong taking with him the trademark Brancker sound that is hard to imitate and harder to recreate!

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He has deservingly gained the respect of music enthusiasts regionally and internationally receiving numerous prestigious music awards including a 1992 Grammy Award nomination for “Love is” by Sherri Winston.

Brancker has more than 3000 recordings to his name and is considered one of the driving forces behind the evolution of ragga soca music in the region. He has produced for the Caribbean’s biggest stars including Edwin Yearwood, Allison Hinds, Red Plastic Bag, TC, Rupee, from Barbados, David Rudder, Altantik, Surface, Machel Montano from Trinidad and Tobago, Dread & The Bald Head from Antigua, Nu Direct from St Vincent, DN5 from St Lucia and the now deceased Arrow from Montserrat, to name a few.

Also in the late nineties he recorded his very own album, In Contempt, where he pushed back against being categorized in any single box. He explained, “The name of the album ‘In Contempt’ should be seen as me being in contempt of being labelled as a Jazz, R&B or Classical artiste, I am just an artist”.

His second recording “NEWA” followed two years later, a collaborative project with a few of his closest musical Friends: Arturo Tappin, Eddie Bullen, and Wilson Laurencin with whom he tours frequently.

Brancker has been awarded some of the region’s highest accolades, including the 1995 “Barbados Service Star” from the Government of Barbados. While he continues to produce music for the local Crop Over Festival, he admits his interest in calypso music has waned over the years. He spends much of his time now on tour with Roberta Flack travelling to major international cities around the world. In between gigs, he has been experimenting with new ways of making music. “Right now I’m inspired by the sounds of ordinary people’s every-day experiences and the music they create in going about their business. The current project reflects at the same time the breadth of my musical experience but also the intense “personalness” of what music means to me.”

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SIR CUTHBERT GORDON GREENIDGE, KCMG, MBE International Sporting Icon Sir Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge, KCMG, MBE, migrated from Barbados to England in his formative years, where he completed his education and launched his cricket career.

Despite being eligible to represent England, Sir Gordon opted to play for the West Indies. He began his test cricket career in 1974, versus India at Bangalore, where he scored a century. In addition to representing Barbados and the West Indies, he has also played for teams in Australia, England and Scotland. Cricket has caused him to become an intrepid world traveller, performing various roles across the globe.

Sir Gordon has been a Sports Promotion Officer for the Barbados Tourism Authority, National Coach to Bangladesh and performed coaching assignments in Malaysia and Namibia working with Bangladesh.

Sir Gordon’s performances with his opening partner Desmond Haynes are legendary. Sir Gordon became the first player in One Day International [ODI] history to score a century in his 100th ODI, when he scored 102 Not Out against Pakistan in 1988. He scored 100 in his first match against India in India, scoring 107 & 93 respectively.

In total, Sir Gordon played in 108 test matches, scoring 7,558 runs with 19 centuries.

In 128 ODI’s he scored 5,143 runs and 11 centuries. He has had the pleasure of being Man of the Match on no fewer than 18 occasions.

Sir Gordon’s interest includes Cricket, Golf and Badminton which compliment his skills in Sports Management both at the professional and recreational level.

ACCOLADES: • 2020 Conferred as a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George KCMG for his outstanding contribution to sport • 2016 Barbados Golden Jubilee Award • 2009 Inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame • 2009 The International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance from Trinidad & Tobago • 1998 Honorary Citizen of Bangladesh. In 1997 he successfully coached the Bangladeshi Cricket team to victory in the ICC Trophy.

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• 1998 The Government of Barbados named a Primary School in his honour.

• 1980 Published his book ‘Man in the Middle’ • The United Kingdom bestowed on Mr Greenidge the insignia of MBE in recognition of his contribution to Cricket.

• A stand at the Kensington Oval bears his name along with that of his batting partner Desmond Haynes.

Sir Gordon is well qualified and eager to make a valuable contribution in areas such as Public Relations, Marketing,Tourism and Corporate Hospitality wherever his skills are required.

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DESMOND L HAYNES, SCM International Sporting Icon Desmond Leo Haynes is an International Sporting Icon who is instantly recognized and revered in the cricketing and by extension Sporting Communities Worldwide.

Desmond committed himself to working hard at his chosen profession, gradually establishing himself as one of the finest opening batsmen the game of cricket has ever seen. He always played to win, giving no quarter and asking for none, yet he also competed fairly.

A former Barbados and West Indies opening batsman and team captain, he played professional cricket in England, Scotland, South Africa, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, UAE, New Zealand and Australia, having enjoyed much success in his professional career, winning many individual awards for outstanding performances.

Born February 15th 1956, in Holders Hill, St. James, Barbados, Desmond Haynes represented the West Indies Cricket Team from 1978-1994 with distinction, establishing a formidable opening partnership with Gordon Greenidge. He formed part of the all-conquering West Indies teams of the late 70’s and 80’s, scoring 7,487 test runs, including 18 centuries and 39 fifties, and 8,648 runs in One Day Internationals with 17 centuries and 57 fifties. He held the record for the most runs in this form of the game. Desmond also had the distinction of captaining the West Indies team to a tour to Pakistan and served as vice-captain for seven years. He represented Barbados from 1978 and had the honour of captaining the team to championships in 1991. He also represented Middlesex County Club in the English County Championships from 1989 -1994 and Western Province Club in South Africa from 1995 -1997.

Upon his retirement from playing professionally, Desmond settled back home to participate and share his knowledge in many sporting disciplines on the island, including as Chairman of Selectors of the Barbados Cricket Association from 20002001. He also served in the Barbados Senate from 2001-2003. Between 2000- 2005 Desmond was a Sports Consultant with the Ministry of Education & Sports. From 2004-2006, he served as Chairman of the National Sports Council Commonwealth Advisory Body on Sports.

He also served as First Vice President of the Barbados Cricket Association from 2006-2007 and from 2008-2009, he was Manager of the Barbados Cricket Team. Desmond has also coached many professionals, as recently as the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Barbados Tridents Team in 2016.

Desmond has always been passionate about giving back. He has dedicated his time and energy in mentoring a number of local cricketers throughout the years who have gone on to represent Barbados and play for the West Indies. Desmond, with the support and assistance of his wife Elen, run The Desmond Haynes Foundation. The Foundation focuses on the development

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of young Barbadians both in sports and academics. The Foundation’s main priority is to assist young, Barbadian boys and girls in furthering their athletic/ academic education with scholarships to schools and colleges.

Desmond is affiliated with the following NGOs/ Charities/ Associations: • National Sports Council, Barbados • Life member, Carlton Club, Barbados • Life member, Barbados Cricket Association • Member of the Hope Foundation (Lupus) Member of the Barbados Cancer Society • Member of the Variety Club of Barbados • Member of the John Lodge Foundation • Patron of the Holders Hill Sports & Cultural Club • Patron of the World Blind Cricket Association • Member of the PCA (Professional Cricketers Association) U. K. • Member of the MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) U. K. Currently, Desmond freelances as a Sport Consultant. He most recently held the post of Executive Chairman of the Cricket Legends of Barbados, whose esteemed members include - Sir Garry Sobers, Sir Everton Weekes, Sir Wes Hall and Sir Charlie Griffith. This facility operates an airport memorabilia store and cricket museum. Desmond continues to work diligently and is readily available to share his success strategies, knowledge of cricket and sporting psychology with sporting professionals and corporations.

Periodically, Desmond also travels on the behalf of the Barbados Tourism Marketing Authority on promotional tours to promote the island of Barbados on behalf of the Government of Barbados.

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MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Congratulations to all the graduates of the Class of 2021!

As a fellow UWI graduate, I also celebrate your success and I invite and encourage you to keep connected to your University.You are part of the living history of The UWI and we are so proud of you.

I am sure that you realise that the “Alumni Relationship” you have with The UWI did not start today – at graduation. It actually began from your first point of contact with The UWI as a student. Every interaction you have had with your Alma Mater has coloured and deepened your perspective of The UWI, as well as your attachment to The UWI. The more you have enjoyed your student life, the more you will maintain a lifelong connection with the University as a graduate. Fortunately there are many different ways for you to keep campus friendships. The UWI Alumni Association (UWIAA) Chapters provide one excellent way for you to do this; as well as opportunities for stimulating professional networking.Through your UWIAA membership, you can continue to be involved in the academic, athletic, cultural, and social life of The UWI. Show your Pelican Pride by attending campus conferences, events and sporting activities. Support restaurants, stores, companies and hotels that are Pelican Perks Partners and get your discounts when you show your UWIAA membership card. Use your free UWI Email for Life (Gmail) address to keep connected and to show your Pelican Spirit. Become an E-Mentor and assist students with career or academic advice via e-mail, benefit from virtual Soft and Life Skills (SLSS) sessions, Pelican and Top Tier Talks and more!

Importantly, join the UWI alumni web community at uwi.edu/alumnionline to keep up-to-date with ‘UWI Happenings’; to receive birthday greetings, the free monthly alumni E-Update: UWI Nexus and the alumni magazine: UWI Connect.

As you embark on your professional careers - know that all alumni celebrate with you - the Class of 2021, as you begin the next stage of your exciting journey through life. We hope that you will help to further build “One UWI, One Alumni Family”.

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Remain a “catalyst for Caribbean development and leadership” as our Alumni Pledge states, as you make your unique contribution to the future of your nation, our Caribbean region and the world.

Heartiest congratulations and a warm welcome to the UWI Alumni Family!

Sincerely,

Celia Davidson Francis Director, Alumni Relations for the UWI

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The UWI Alumni Pledge As a graduate of The University of the West Indies, I commit myself to uphold the ideals and goals of my alma-mater. My conduct and voice shall reflect the commitment to excellence of “A Light Rising from the West”, as I fulfill my social and professional responsibilities and serve my community and region.

I will strive to ensure the UWI’s place as a Caribbean icon: the catalyst for Caribbean development and leadership.

It is a legacy that I will proudly help build for future generations.

The UWI – First in our hearts and first in our region.

We invite you to CONNECT with your alma mater - join the UWI Alumni Association (UWIAA) and be a part of “One UWI, One Alumni Family”!

Keep in touch via Alumni Online – the official UWI Alumni Web Community:

www.alumnionline.uwi.edu

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The Pelican UWI students and alumni identify with, and are proud of, the UWI Coat of Arms, and therefore proudly associate with the symbol of the Pelican.

Show your “Pelican Pride”! Wear a UWI T-shirt or lapel pin. Carry a UWI Visa Card. Use your UWI Email for Life address.

Reasons why you should show your “Pelican Pride: • UWI is recognized worldwide for academic excellence and thus a UWI degree is a valuable investment.

• Founded in 1948, it is the premier regional university in this hemisphere.

• It has over 140,000 alumni professionals globally.

• It has a history rich with Caribbean tradition.

The Pelican Award: The Pelican Award is presented by any UWI Alumni Association (UWIAA) Chapter to fellow a graduate of the University of the West Indies who has excelled in his chosen field or an individual who has contributed significantly to the development of the University or has made an outstanding contribution to Jamaica or the Caribbean Region. This is the most prestigious peer award given by the UWIAA. CAMPUS COLOURS: • Cave Hill - Yellow • Five Islands - Teal • Mona - Red • Open - Burnt Orange • St. Augustine - Blue CAMPUS SLOGANS: • Cave Hill - “Our Graduates are the Caribbean’s Leaders: Join the tradition of excellence” • Mona - “Inspiring Excellence, Producing Leaders” • Open - “Online, On site, On demand” • St. Augustine - “The University of Choice”

THE UWI MOTTO: “Oriens Ex Occidente Lux” which means “Light rising from the West” – established in 1949.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY 2020-2021 CAVE HILL CAMPUS • Virtual Induction - September 4, 2020 saw the newest cohort receive a virtual induction, the first time in Cave Hill’s 57-year history that incoming students were unable to mingle physically with fellow ‘freshers’ at an in-person matriculation ceremony.

• The UWI Blackbirds crowned as Knock-out queens - on Sunday October 4, 2020, The UWI Blackbirds were crowned as Knock-out queens at the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium, winning in the final of the Women’s Division of the Goddard’s Enterprises Barbados Volleyball Association’s Senior Knockout 2020 tournament.

• Volunteerism and Civic-Mindedness - Students exhibited a commendable display of volunteerism and civic-mindedness when the Guild of Students’ International Affairs Committee in collaboration with the Caribbean Youth Environment Network participated in a public cleanup at Holetown Beach on October 18, 2020 as part of the Barbados International Coastal Clean Up 2020 initiative.

• Power Barbados 2020 - Cave Hill Campus teamed up with international technology giant Microsoft for a two-day tech forum on December 5 and 13, 2020, “Power Barbados 2020”. In May this year, the Campus’ lead organiser of the event, network engineer, David Smith was interviewed in a global online forum, by Microsoft’s workshop facilitator and software engineer, Dona Sarkar who hailed him as “one of the most extraordinary people” she had met in the Power Platform community.

• Finalist in Commonwealth Youth Awards - On January 27, 2021 Mr. Taahir Bulbulia, founder of the ‘Sports Science Society’ and Guild Vice-President, was one of 20 accomplished young individuals from 18 countries announced as finalists for this year’s Commonwealth Youth Awards.

• Operation Seek and Save - It was a proud moment for the UWI community, especially the Cave Hill Campus when hundreds of students volunteered to take part in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

In what became known as ‘Operation Seek and Save’, The University of the West Indies–Government of Barbados COVID-19 Evaluation and Testing Project operationalised an island-wide field survey that deployed over 400 students from Cave Hill. Teams administered public health questionnaires, polling more than 85,000 households.

• Guild of Students-led Donation Initiative - The eruption of La Soufriere volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines in April, again brought student civic-mindedness and generosity to the fore. In a Guild of Students-led initiative, the campus community donated food and other much needed supplies to those impacted by the dislocation and disruption of the ash fall.

• Award for DigitalTransformation - In April, Cave Hill was recognized for its successful digital transformation initiatives, which allowed it to

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pivot quickly to support students during the pandemic. Ellucian, the leading higher education technology solutions provider, presented to the campus one of six international 2021 Ellucian Impact Awards along with a US $25 000 grant.

• New Guild Website - The Guild of Students launched its website on May 19, creating a platform to provide better communication and dissemination of information to its constituents.

• Student Awards and Recognition - The Cave Hill Campus granted nearly 80 scholarships, awards and prizes to those who excelled in academics and sports in the past year, at the 18th Annual Student Awards and Recognition ceremony held on June 1.

• The Owen Arthur CARICOM Research Complex - The CARICOM Building was renamed the Owen Arthur CARICOM Research Complex in honour of Barbados’ longest serving Prime Minister for his outstanding regional achievements and longstanding commitment and generosity to Cave Hill Campus.

• Student Internships - On July 22, three business students at Cave Hill – Jason Blunt, Kelsey Brereton and Erica Hinkson – were awarded a three-month internship with the West Indies Rum Distillery at their offices in the United States and Europe. The three would receive training in a number of areas related to the export spirits industry.

• Farewell to Principal Barriteau - The end of July and closure of the 2020/21 academic year saw the retirement of Principal Professor the Most Honourable Violet Eudine Barriteau. The campus bade farewell to Professor Barriteau in a hybrid ceremony saluting her outstanding service to The UWI.

FIVE ISLANDS CAMPUS • New leadership - A new leadership team was installed on the campus in August 2020. Professor Densil A Williams became the first permanent Principal and Pro Vice-Chancellor. He was joined by Dr. Curtis Charles as Director of Academic Affairs, Ms. Daniella Hickling as Director of Administration and Ms. Frances-Ann Mellanson as Senior Financial Manager.

• Top Matriculant - The Five Islands Campus celebrated top matriculant Ms. Lynma Burton at the second matriculation ceremony held on September 25, 2020. The ceremony held in a blended format with majority attendance virtually and 15 persons physically, in keeping with the Government of Antigua and Barbuda’s health protocols for COVID-19.

• Increase in enrolment - Student enrolment increased by 68.5% over the previous year marking enrolment for the 2020-2021 Academic Year at 300.

• A Suite of Growth Inducement Projects - The Campus Principal rolled out a suite of growth inducement projects for the campus in areas such as: ICT Infrastructure, Academic Programming, Physical Plant Upgrades, and Revenue Diversification.

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• Teaching and Learning Equipment - A grant of USD250,000 which was received from the People’s Republic of China in 2019 has been repurposed to purchase teaching and learning equipment for the Five Islands Campus to enable better access to remote teaching during the pandemic.

• Public Advocacy Series - The Campus launched its Public Advocacy Series as the inaugural outreach programme in October 2020. It is designed to create conversations between industry, government, and academia. Five (5) fora were held over the academic year, inviting local, regional and international industry experts and academicians to participate in multi-disciplinary discourse.

• First Graduation Ceremony - The Five Islands Campus held its first graduation ceremony on January 10, 2021 for six graduates who were conferred with Postgraduate Diplomas in Education. Notably, all six graduates were females, and all are teachers. The Ceremony was presided over by the Honourable Aziz Fares Hadeed, Chair of the Five Islands Campus Council, who substituted for Mr. Robert Bermudez, Chancellor of The University of the West Indies. Both the Chancellor (who conferred the degrees) and the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles (who delivered an address) participated virtually. Prime Minister Gaston Browne delivered the inaugural keynote address at the graduation.

• Gift of the Mace - Mr. Carlos Miro, a Cuban sculptor donated and officially gifted the Mace for The UWI to the Campus Principal at a small ceremony on the Campus on February 1, 2021.

• Inaugural Quality Evaluation Exercise - The Five Islands Campus conducted its inaugural Quality Evaluation Exercise the three Schools.

The Campus benefited from the expert knowledge of Programme Officer, June Wheatley-Holness who provided comprehensive guidance on the Quality Evaluation Instrument (QEI).

• Faculty Development Programme - To enhance the commitment strengthen instructional delivery, especially in the online space, a faculty development programme was developed and with more than five (5) workshops hosted across the academic year.

• Inaugural Virtual 5K Run/Walk Race - The Five Islands Campus partnered with the CB Group UWI 5K and Smart Eggs Kids to stage its inaugural virtual 5K run/walk race from November 1 – 21, 2020 to raise funds for its Scholarship Programme. In its first outing, the Five Islands Campus registered 51 participants including the Governor General of Antigua and Barbuda, Sir Rodney Williams and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Sports, and Creative Industries, Mrs Rosa Greenaway.

• Scholarships - The Raymond Chang Endowment Fund contributed USD10,000 to support the UWI 5K scholarships event and two (2) tuition-only scholarships. In addition, the Campus received sponsorship in cash and kind from eight companies in Antigua and Barbuda. The Institutional Advancement Division donated CAD10,000 to be awarded in UWI Toronto Benefit Gala Scholarships to students enrolled at the Five

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Islands Campus. The Campus presented two (2) Promise Scholarships to deserving first year students who aptly demonstrate a propensity to give back to the community.

• Centre for Oceanography and the Blue Economy - The National Baking Company Ltd Foundation provided a grant of USD130,000 to assist the campus in operationalizing a Centre for Oceanography and the Blue Economy (COBE).

• Tree Planting - The Five Islands Campus accepted an invitation to partner with the Caribbean Tree Planting Project Antigua and Barbuda and FirstCaribbean International Bank to undertake a series of tree planting exercises to beautify the campus and to promote environmental sustainability. The first set of trees (five Flamboyant trees also known as poinsettias) to be planted in Antigua was planted at the Five Islands Campus. The ceremony took place on June 3, 2021.

• Exemption with Credit Articulation Agreement - The Board for Undergraduate Studies (BUS) approved the Exemption with Credit Articulation Agreement between The UWI Five Islands Campus’ School of Management, Sciences and Technology and the Antigua State College’s (ASC) Department of Business.This will see qualified students from ASC entering The UWI Five Islands Campus at Level 2 and thus shortening the time it takes to complete their Bachelor degree.

• Bachelor of Education - The Campus received programme approval for the Bachelor of Education (90-Credit) programme out of the School of Humanities and Education. This programme is the first ever full programme approved for the Five Islands Campus.

• Quality Day - The Guild of Students won the Quality Day Quality Assurance Competition for a video submission highlighting quality and reinforced education.

• Inaugural Convocation - The Campus held its inaugural Convocation on July 31, 2021 to celebrate Dr. Ruby Lake Richards, the first female Antiguan student to enrol in the first cohort of students in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at the University College of the West Indies in 1948.

She received an Honorary degree of Doctor of Science.

MONA CAMPUS • The FMS, Mona receives ASPIRE Award for Excellence in Social Accountability - The Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS) at The UWI, Mona Campus made history in becoming the first institution in Latin America and the Caribbean to receive the ASPIRE Award for Excellence in Social Accountability. The University, through the FMS, is the 17th training institution worldwide to receive this award. The ASPIRE to Excellence Programme, administered by the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE), has been established to go beyond the traditional accreditation process. Social Accountability in the context of medical education, speaks to the obligation of the medical school to respond to the priority health needs of the population which it serves.

• UWI Mona Professors named Anthony N Sabga Caribbean Awards Excellence Laureates for 2021 - The University of the

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West Indies, Mona’s Professor Rupika Delgoda and Dr. Floyd Morris were named the Anthony N Sabga Caribbean Awards for Excellence Laureates for 2021. Dr. Morris was recognized for excellence in Public & Civic Contributions and Professor Delgoda for Excellence in Science & Technology.

• UWI Mona Home to Automatic Weather Station - To improve the quality and use of climate related data in Jamaica, The UWI Mona and the Meteorological Service Jamaica (MSJ) signed a Memorandum of Agreement to enable the installation of an Automatic Weather Station (AWS) on the Mona Campus. The World Bank-funded project is being implemented under the Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR), with the Planning Institute acting as Executing Agency on behalf of the Government of Jamaica.

• UWI Mona Students and Alum shine at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games - Four Olympic medals were won by Jamaican competitors who were also Pelicans from the Mona Campus! Hansle Parchment, 2017 UWI graduate, won gold in the men’s 110 metre hurdles; Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, an honorary graduate of The UWI, also copped gold in the Women’s 4x100m relay as well as a silver in the Women’s 100m and current UWI Mona Campus students Candice McLeod and Roneisha McGregor were part of the bronze medal-winning team in the Women’s 4x400m relay. Other UWI Mona students who represented at the Summer Games included Fedrick Dacres, Jaheel Hyde and Emmanuel Archibald. UWI Mona alumni who participated at the games were, Shanieka Ricketts and Traves Smikle.

• UWI Mona’s Professor received prestigious Membership to the Academy of Master Surgeon Educators - The American College of Surgeons has accepted Professor Newton Duncan for Membership to its Academy of Master Surgeon Educators.The mission of the Academy is to play a leadership role in advancing the science and practice of education across all surgical specialties, promoting the highest achievement in the lifetimes of surgeons.

• UWI Mona Partners with Abbott Pandemic Defence Coalition for viral surveillance in Jamaica - The UWI Mona Campus is now a partner in the Abbott Pandemic Defense Coalition, a first-of-its-kind global scientific viral detection network. Together with Abbott and collaborators around the world, The UWI will play a vital role in viral surveillance in Jamaica. As new pathogens are identified, the programme will provide laboratory testing, genetic sequencing, and public health research to analyze potential risk levels, develop new diagnostic testing and understand the public health impact in real-time.

OPEN CAMPUS COVID-19 Response During the Academic Year 2020/2021, the COVID-19 pandemic was the dominant issue and dictated to a large extent what could and could not happen. The University and the Campus followed the national protocols of the respective governments and operated within the constraints of those

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protocols. The Campus’ response was led by the Campus Principal and the Open Campus Leadership Team/Emergency Management Team (OCLT/ EMT) co-chaired by the Campus Registrar and Director Open Campus Country Sites. The Principal’s astute leadership and the coordinating team efficiently and decisively steered the Campus through the difficult days from the beginning of the COVID-19 upheaval to the present.

First Virtual Graduation • The Campus hosted its inaugural Virtual Graduation Ceremony on January 13, 2021. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 graduation slated for St. Kitts and Nevis was postponed, and subsequently a decision was taken to host a virtual graduation ceremony in January 2021. The virtual ceremony was planned and executed in collaboration with UWItv and featured all pre-recorded elements including the showing of individual photo screens and the calling of the graduand’s names.

• These were punctuated by performances and the rendering of the CARICOM song bolstered with a mélange of images from the 17 Caribbean countries the Campus serves. Happily, while most of the audience was virtual, the Open Campus St. Kitts and Nevis organized an elegant in-person event to celebrate the award of the Doctor of Science honoris causa to their National Hero and first Prime Minister, Sir Kennedy Simmonds. There were also celebrations in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and beyond the Caribbean as Musician, Arranger, Composer, Musical Director, Producer and Educator Mr. Franklyn (Frankie) McIntosh received his award of Doctor of Letters honoris causa.

La Soufriere Volcanic Eruption • The La Soufriere Volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines erupted explosively on April 9, 2021 causing displacement of thousands of Vincentians including 572 Open Campus students in Senate-Approved programmes, plus hundreds more in Continuing and Professional Education courses. The Open Campus led The UWI’s response and coordinated the shipment of relief supplies to the Country Site in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

• In addition, several concessions were given to Vincentian students including extensions for assignments and the provision of a counselling service to students who needed it. Financial assistance was provided to students in need, through funds donated by the Guild of Students and the Toronto Gala.

• In collaboration with UWItv and The UWI Seismic Research Unit, the Open Campus hosted a live online programme entitled “Rally Round SVG” on April 13, 2021.

The Parliamentary Academy • The Business Development Unit led negotiations with the Office of Parliament of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago for the implementation of a Parliamentary Academy as part of the Parliament’s Comprehensive Strategic Development Plan for institutional capacity building. Under this initiative, the Open Campus will work with the Office of the Parliament of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to plan, develop and deliver a

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combination of seven courses and senior-level workshops to build the capacity and professional skills of 30 of its Members of Parliament (MPs).

First Cohort of Graduates from New Programmes • The first cohort of graduates in three postgraduate programmes will graduate during the 2021 Virtual Graduation Ceremony. Students who entered the Graduate Certificate in Disaster Risk Management and Resilience, Graduate Diploma in Disaster Risk Management and Resilience and Master of Education (MEd) in Teaching and Learning with Emerging Technologies (TLET) will become the first students to graduate from those programmes on October 16, 2021.

Virtual Concerts • In an effort to provide some social and psychological catharsis for students, staff and the Open Campus Community, two virtual entertainment events were hosted during the year. “An OC Christmas” was hosted on December 12, 2020 and featured Christmas songs performed in various genres. The second concert titled “One for Mums” honoured mothers and women in the Campus on Saturday May 12, 2021, the day before Mothers’ Day. Performances paid tribute to mothers and women.

Culture Stewards Committee • The Culture Stewards Committee (CSC) was launched on Wednesday, May 26, 2021. The CSC is responsible for advocating an Open Campus Culture aligned with The UWI Core Values of Integrity, Excellence, Gender Justice, Diversity and Student Centredness. The CSC is under the leadership of Dr. Francis Severin, Principal (Interim) and Lead Culture Steward and comprises 22 staff members from various Open Campus departments/divisions and one representative from the Guild of Students. A calendar of activities/events will be launched in the Academic Year 2021/2022.

ST. AUGUSTINE CAMPUS • Happy Anniversary - The St. Augustine Campus celebrated its 60th anniversary on October 12, 2020. This day marked the final handover of The Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture (ICTA) to The University College of the West Indies (UCWI). ICTA, established in 1922, handed over all of its staff, students, assets and programme to UCWI (founded at Mona, Jamaica, in 1948), creating the second campus of what would later become The University of the West Indies.

• Learning Entirely Online - The 2020/2021 academic year was the first to be conducted almost entirely in the virtual space, in keeping with national restrictions to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Trinidad & Tobago. The Campus Library loaned more than 500 electronic devices to students who had limited or no access to the technology, enabling them to attend online classes and undertake exams or other assessment exercises.

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First Virtual Graduation - The Campus held its first virtual graduation ceremony in January 2021, some three months after the traditional

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October graduation dates. Retaining much of the usual pomp and splendour, the online and televised events showcased the beauty of the campus grounds and celebrated the achievements of 2800 graduates with family and friends worldwide.

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COVID-19 Genome Tracking - In December 2020, researchers from St. Augustine Campus started a project to analyse coronavirus genomes from infected individuals. Identifying different lineages of the virus helps local and regional health authorities to monitor mutations, track the virus’ spread, distinguish between local and newly imported cases, and to better understand the virus and our immune system’s response to it.The Campus also continued to provide spaces for step-down facilities and offered vaccines as they became available.

• Apps for Applicants and Alumni - In March 2021, the Campus launched UWI Connect which allows alumni to create personal and corporate profiles, reconnect with friends and colleagues, network with thousands of students and graduates, share opportunities for internships and jobs, and stay informed about events and activities taking place at the St. Augustine Campus. That same month, the BeUWI app went live on the Campus website. Developed by students from the Department of Computing and Information Technology (DCIT), the app helps applicants to match their high school qualifications with undergraduate programmes.

• Top Essayist - Omari Joseph (Management Studies, Class of 2020), won the 2020 Ideas for the Future contest, hosted by the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF) and Central Banks. His essay on the problems facing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and potential policy solutions bested more than 500 submissions from 19 countries.

• Law Scholarship - Suana Sookdeo, an artist, community activist and National Youth Awards nominee, was awarded the 2020/2021 Makandal Daaga Scholarship in Law. The scholarship is named in honour of the former UWI STA Guild president, political activist and leader of the Black Power Movement. It is awarded by The UWI St Augustine Faculty of Law to a student with a record of social advocacy and action.

• Engineering Excellence - The UWI Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Student Chapter won the Presidential Award for Outstanding Student Chapter from the Society of Petroleum Engineers International (SPEI).This was UWI SPE’s first time winning the award which recognises only the top 5 per cent of SPEI student chapters around the world.

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES

CHANCELLOR

MR ROBERT BERMUDEZ