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VANGUARD The University of the West Indies- Western Jamaica Campus

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The Ultimate Freshers Guide

Jamaica

Bucket List

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES p. 14

p. 18

TIPS FOR LIVING WITH A ROOMMATE p. 17

BALANCING

MONEY TA L K p. 13

SCHOOL AND OTHER COMMITMENTS

FOOD p. 15

SHOPPING

IN

E N T E RTA I N M E N T

M O B AY p. 20

First Year Experience p. 10

GUILD OF STUDENTS p. 7

Table of Contents Welcome Message:

Editor’s Message ....................................................................... 1 Campus Director ....................................................................... 2

Message from the OSSD ............................................................. 3 Chairman’s Message .................................................................. 4

Vice Presidents’ Message ........................................................... 5-6 Things to know about the Guild of Students (Librarian) .............. 7

Meet your Guild Network ........................................................... 8

F irst Year Guide:

First Year Experience .................................................................. 10

Volunteering ............................................................................... 11 Money Talk ................................................................................. 13

Clubs and Societies ..................................................................... 14 Balancing School & Other Committments .................................... 15

International Students Guide:

Tips for living with a Roommate ................................................ 17

Jamaica Bucket List .................................................................... 18

T he Plug:

Food, Entertainment, Recreation and Shopping in Montego Bay . 20

Hawks Tips ................................................................................. 21 The University Song .................................................................... 22 WJC Guild Directory .................................................................... 23

EDITOR’S MESSAGE Devona Henry

Publications Committee Chairperson

Hey there!

You’ve made the right decision in selecting the Western Jamaica Campus of the University of the West Indies, Mona. It is my sincerest hope that you will embark on a life changing experience here while gaining a world-class

education. The way I see it, The Vanguard is the Campus Council’s first mode of communication with our

Freshers. It is aimed at providing you with as much information as possible about our campus, along with some tips and pointers which will make your transition to University much easier.

The Western Jamaica Campus offers a wide range of courses in the areas of Social Sciences, Medical Sciences,

Humanities & Education and Science & Technology, which reflect the demand to meet the need of those living in the Western region. Choosing WJC already puts you in the elevated company of great leaders who have emerged from our Campus. The

Campus is a melting pot of cultures, ideas, issues, personalities, trends and belief systems, and has contributed in many ways to the development of regionally aware and conscious individuals who are intellectually and socially prepared to lead.

My one tip for you is to make the best of your University experience because it only happens once. Find a space for your self-expression and your growth.

This is your chance to shine! Enjoy the journey!

DEVONA HENRY

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CAMPUS DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

Congratulations and welcome to The University of the West Indies, Mona – Western Jamaica Campus (WJC) located in the ever exciting and dynamic city of Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Here at The UWI Mona – WJC, we hold dear the core values of our University – Student centredness, Diversity,

Integrity, Excellence and Gender-justice – as the bedrock upon which we promote a culture of student success.

Working to sustain the UWI tradition of excellence in academics, creativity in student-leadership, innovation in

research, and impact in community outreach will not only make you the graduate of choice, but a significant player in the transformation of your community.

It is my sincere hope that you will actively engage in all that campus life has to offer. Be purposeful in ensuring that your first year experience is one that is positive, fulfilling and unforgettable.

Make the Office of Student Services and Development your base for personal development. Your Guild and Hall

leadership must be a reference point for extraordinary. The UWI Mona WJC is committed to being a dynamic place of academic distinction. Make this first year your strongest foundation to becoming the best you can be.

Once again, welcome to UWI Mona – Western Jamaica Campus and be not afraid to shine your light so the world may follow. Be the light rising in and for the West.

This is your time to find your bold.

PATRICK PRENDERGAST Campus Director UWI Mona – Western Jamaica Campus

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MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT

Welcome to the UWI, Mona- Western Jamaica Campus. I am delighted that you have chosen the premier

institution in the Caribbean as your choice to pursue higher education. To be awarded a place at the University of the West Indies, is a great achievement and I would like to personally congratulate you and assure you that with hard work and the right commitment, success will be yours.

Here at the UWI, Mona- Western Jamaica Campus, the Office of the Student Services and Development provide opportunities for students to build pathways to student success. We are guided by values of student-

centeredness, integrity, diversity, excellence and gender justice. Our mission is to support you and create a community where you can thrive, belong, and ultimately become active world citizens.

As your Student Services and Development Manager, I encourage you to explore the offerings of the Office of Student Services and Development. We have developmental programs and activities in the areas of student

transition, leadership, sustainable development, placement and careers, arts, culture, outreach and support

services that will facilitate your academic success. Your holistic development is paramount and I would like you to remember that the right academic and social integration will ensure your success.

I look forward to working with you for academic year 2019/2020 and beyond. Please do not hesitate to share

with me how the office might be of service to you and make suggestions on how we can improve your campus life experience. Student affairs is continuously evolving and therefore your input and feedback is valuable in creating the ideal for you.

All the best for the academic year.

Dian Bailey (Ms.) BSc. MA., MA. (Distinction) Student Services and Development Manager Office of Student Services and Development & the UWI, Mona-Western Jamaica Campus Hall of Residence

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Ackime Saunders

Welcome, newly bred brother and sister Pelicans!

Congratulations on having matriculated to the University of the West Indies, Mona- Western Jamaica Campus (WJC).

You have made this decision with something in mind: a career, the desire for certain experience, among other

things – in all this, I ask you to be cognizant of the changing tides that are so very frequent on our shores. I am trying to say that your major might change, your experience might be skewed for whatever reason, and you

probably will realize that college life is nothing you thought it to be, but persevere, for that is what is expected at the undergraduate level of UWI Life – PERSEVERANCE.

The WJC is a special campus that is very dear to me and so many other who have experienced three years of its

walls. I always say, and will continue to say, that our students are the true manifestation of our University’s Motto

– Oriens Ex Occidente Lux: A Light Rising From The West. This is proven in the talents we produce on the western end of the island. We need you, now, to follow suit. We need new leaders, trailblazers to make an impact her in Montego Bay, in Jamaica, in the region, and throughout the world.

There are moments of respite to look forward to: Integration Thursdays, end of semester events, travelling to

experience UWI, Mona Sports Day and Carnival at Main Campus alongside our brother and sister Pelican on the

eastern shores and even pool Lymes at Buccaneer Block. We must find balance, though, as academic excellence is

not optional nor suggested, it is mandatory. Find a study space (there are plenty on campus), DO NOT think lightly

of how much Consultations with lecturers can boost your grade; make your family proud! Live and breathe Respect, Integrity, Enthusiasm and Loyalty for however many years you have at UWI, Mona – WJC and beyond.

Always in service, Ackime Saunders Western Jamaica Campus Chairman The Vanguard

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VICE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE SERV ICES AND SPECIAL PROJ ECT S

Deshawn Cooke

“I knew I should have gotten that pair of crocs and the new fashion nova jeans. Do I have enough clothes for each day of the week? Do I ....?”

These are the questions that bombard the typical university fresher. Rest assured these trivial matters will not

be at the forefront of your mind after few weeks, when questions like: “Will I be able to sit final exams due to an outstanding balance” or “will I be able to eat lunch today?”, begin to plague your minds.

Welcome to the academic year 2019-2020! Congratulations on successfully being accepted to be apart of the happier campus, the UWI- WJC.

This academic year promises to be less frustrating as there will different opportunities that are afforded to you by the Western Jamaica Campus Council such as the Guild Financial Assistance Program and the Lunch Program.

As you embark on this new journey I implore you not to let fear prevent you from unleashing your true potential.

Aim to be an all rounded individual and use your God given gifts and talents as you contribute positively to the various clubs and societies on campus. Do not let your status as a first year student prevent you from rejuvenating the culture of clubs and societies, and to ultimately form new ones.

A great philosopher once posited that “ nothing great, or worthwhile achieving was ever achieved without

enthusiasm.” Again Welcome to the UWI-Western Jamaica Campus. Let’s continue to make this the Happier Campus!

DESHAWN COOKE

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VICE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE PROPERT IES AND SPECIAL INIT IAT IV ES

Aleisha Henry

Congratulations on your matriculation to the happier campus!

It’s at this wonderful institution that you will develop long lasting relationships and make great connections.

Think about this quote by Lewis Carroll from my favourite book, Alice in Wonderland, “if you don’t know where

you are going, any road can take you there.” UWI-WJC is not like 6th form or even your community college, this

is a place where you feel like you have a lot of time on your hands but really only have 5 seconds. Stay deh think you have 2 months fi do the coursework, heh!

Your time at the WJC will be elevating—not only will you gain knowledge relating to your degree but also develop skills that will be beneficial to all aspects of your life. It’s at this stage that you start to fully understand who you are—what are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? At the WJC you’ll have the perfect blend of fun

and work… if you manage your time well. Get ready for the gift of sleepless nights, exam anxiety, and stress, all wrapped in a box of fun with a bow of laughter on the top.

There are a plethora of extra-curricular activities here, ranging from service clubs to sports teams. Are you a

woman interested in female empowerment? There’s a club here for you! Perhaps you have a passion for public

speaking— our debating team placed first in the 2019 Western Debates. We a gwaan a WJC! And I implore you to take advantage of these opportunities to ensure that you get the most out of your time here.

Finally, enjoy your time here. Know where you want to go so you can take the right road to get there. Be wise

and open minded because your time to shine is now, and you couldn’t have chosen a more perfect university to further your growth. All the best!

ALEISHA HENRY

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THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE CAMPUS COUNCIL

LIBRARIAN

ANISHA BRISONETTE

THE GREATNESS OF MONA-WESTERN JAMAICA CAMPUS

It has been 11 years since the establishment of the UWI Mona-WJC in the Western region of Jamaica.

The Campus was opened in the Year 2008.

The student government body known as the Campus Council was formed in the year 2008.

The first two Campus Chairpersons were women: Brianne Adams and Tomeica Gunn. Girl Power!

Like the Guild Council based at the Mona Campus, the Campus Council here at Western Jamaica Campus is divided into three main groups: The Executive, the Representative Cohort and the Hall Chairpersons.

Only the Campus Chairperson and Hall Chairperson sit on the UWI Mona Guild Council.

The Campus Chairperson is an Executive member of the Guild Council.

The motto of the Guild of Students, of which we are all a part, is “Together We Can Make it Happen.”

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MEET YOUR GUILD NETWORK T he Executive:

Representative Cohort:

WJC Hall Representatives:

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FIRST YEAR GUIDE:

FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE: T he F irst Year Experience Program aims to develop and implement a comprehensive, coordinated approach toward the first-year

experience through creating learning communities, while using information and communication

technologies that connect first year students to academic and student development support services on Campus.

The program is intended to offer first year

students a foundation upon which to build their

university experience. The program emphasizes holistic self-development which will prepare

students, not only for a career, but also for life. It

is therefore structured to motivate students to take full advantage of their university years through an appreciation of the importance of leaving the

University of the West Indies as the distinctive graduate.

Aim: To enable first year students to develop and maintain life skills that will assist them in

becoming well-adjusted, healthy, rounded and secure students of UWI. Objectives: • Foster student development by supporting all

first-year students in achieving their academic and personal goals;

• Encourage/develop positive life skills (critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making) and positive life choices;

• Enhance effective group dynamics through group activities;

• Enable students to become sensitive to and value different cultures and appreciate diversity;

• Expose students to the support services and

developmental opportunities available to them.

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‘U’ ARE MISSING! “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” Volunteering

allows you to connect to your community and make it a better place. Even helping out with the smallest tasks can make a real

difference to the lives of the people around you. It strengthens your ties to the

community and broadens your support network, exposing you to people with

common interests, resources, and fun and fulfilling activities.

For more information on how to volunteer speak to: Samantha Buchanan External Affairs Chairperson

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Money Talk with your Treasurer: Enreika Blagrove “T he function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” -Martin Luther King, Jr.

an end or the path to success, wealth and upward

mobility in society but the truth is that everyone’s modus operandi for education is different.

First I must congratulate you on matriculating to the University of the West Indies, Mona -Wes tern Jamaica Campus; the true happier campus. A new journey in your adult life has

just begun and it is one that will not be easy; chal-

lenges will come, nine times out of ten you will feel like giving up but as Winston Churchill said, “If you’re going through hell, keep going.”

One of the most significant factors associated with the successful completion of your degree is

financial literacy; making informed decisions with To achieve

financial literacy, just follow three simple steps, Commit to change, Set your priorities and Save for your goals.

Committing to change is the first and most

important step in developing financial literacy. Are you ready to accept responsibility for changing

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decisions? Can you identify at least one benefit you hope to gain by changing your money management behaviour?

Starting university means that your

allowance is given to you weekly or monthly and the onus is now on you to be financially literate with your

Many may believe that education is the means to

the limited resources that you have.

can and will change the way you make financial

resources, especially students residing on hall.

Food, toiletries, and other expenses have to first

come out of that allowance before you even look

across the road to KFC. Such a drastic change from just waking up and getting lunch money for the day and the cycle repeats every day.

For the

students who live on hall, if you are not financially literate, ramen will become your best friend.

Setting your priorities is the second step in

developing financial literacy. Creating a list of needs and wants can help you establish your financial priorities and prevent impetuous spending.

F inally, save for your goals. Most likely,

reaching your financial goals will require you to

commit to saving. That is one reason saving is an essential part of any financial literacy plan. Set

money aside each month to save for your short-,

mid-, and long-term goals. “Don’t save what is left after spending; spend what is left after saving” – Warren Buffett.

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There are many skills you can aim to have which

These Clubs and Societies are:

appreciate the contribution of the skills set a

* Circle K International

society at school. Extracurricular activities can

* UWI S.T.A.T

the rest of his or her life.

* UWI WJC Advent Fellowship

Your participation in extracurricular activities can

* UWI WJC Debating Society

are beyond the classroom. It is important to

* The League of Extraordinary Women

learner can obtain from being part of a club or

* Rotaract Club

offer important life skills that a learner can use for

* The UWI WJC Visions

hone your communication skills, foster creative thinking, and teach you how to work effectively with other people. Your involvement in a club or a society is one of the few ways that colleges can gain insights into your personality.

* UWI WJC Choir * Association of Future Psychologist * Cultural Integration Alliance * Optimist Club * Nurses Association * Entrepreneurship Society

At The UWI WJC, there is an array of diverse clubs

* Dance Society

and societies to keep your University life interesting.

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BALANCING SCHOOL AND OTHER COMMITMENTS 1k

FRIENDS

DEADLINES

LIVING ON HALL

KIDS

CLUBS & SOCIETIES

With the pressure of completing coursework,

paying for school, and trying to enjoy your college experience, sometimes life can feel a little

overwhelming to say the least. Between working, schoolwork, and maintaining a

social life, it can seem like a daunting task to get

everything done without feeling stressed, and we often have trouble maintaining a balanced schedule.

you feel like a human, even when you’re actually

a stressed-out University student. Here are 6 easy tips to help you attain—and maintain—balance throughout your University life.

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Organize your work in a meaningful way based on when projects, papers, and other work events are due.

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If you really take the time to improve the quality

of your sleep, your stress levels will go down and you’ll be able to think more clearly.

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By procrastinating you are allowing your to-do list to grow and grow into an intimidating amount of work.

Luckily, there are steps you can take to make sure

1) Prioritize Your Work:

2) Get a Good Night’s Sleep:

4) Make time for yourself:

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It is important for your well-being to have some time set aside away from work and school.

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Set aside specific times throughout the week to focus on things like homework, laundry, the gym etc.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GUIDE:

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Tips for living with a roommate CONGRAT ULAT IONS!

and dislikes with regards to sharing a space, and

You are in university AND you’re living on hall!

it made our living arrangement that much better.

you’ve probably been googling tips for living with

or knows what you are thinking-COMMUNICATE.

practical tips for living with a roommate

attention and try to work it out privately.

Take a moment to big up yuhself. I know, I know-

Don’t assume that your roommate will be perfect

a roommate. Nuh worry yuhself, here are a few

If you have an issue with them, bring it to their

#CaribbeanStyle.

1. PLAN IN ADVANCE

3. CHORES HAV E TO BE DONE! Between exams, group assignments, your man/

Request the roommate/ room of your choice: When

woman, projects, side piece and a social life,

ful of the room number that you request. I moved

hassle and creating a schedule might be futile

and friendly with some of the people on hall. One

the solution: keep your side clean and for your

you’re first filling out that application, be mind-

maintaining a clean apartment will become a

onto hall in my final year of UWI so I was familiar

because you guys probably won’t stick to it. Here’s

of the persons (who is now my best friend) I got

shared spaces, pick a day and SPECIALIZE.

along with suggested that I put her room number on the application when signing up. Luck was on

4. SPLIT COST OF SHARED IT EMS

my side and I got the room and the roommate of

Make a note of items that are needed and create

that you’ll get that particular room, but it’s a guide

personal list would include snacks, toiletries and

plan an God a wipe!

both used for dinner (rice, meat, oil etc) and up

2. SET BOUNDARIES

we would split the cost evenly at checkout and

my choice! I must note that it’s not a guarantee

two lists- a personal list and a shared list. Our

for the people placing you. Remember, man ah

treats. Our shared list would include items that we keeping the apartment (bleach, dish, soap etc) and

During the first week of living together sit together

alternate weekly with whose rewards card we

tions and rules- this will save you A LOT of issues

Progressive rewards card!).

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would use (if you haven’t definitely sign up for a

#ST RENGT H #HONOUR #PRIDE

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JAMAICA BUCKET LIST Don’t spend your 3 or 5 years just on campus.

XPLORE JAMAICA!

Zip line over YS falls

Location: Saint Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica

Opening Hours: 9:30am – 3:30pm Closed: Mondays & Local Public Holidays Jamaica Phone:(876) 997-6360 Email: ysfalls@cwjamaica.com

Climb Dunn’s River Falls Location: Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 8:30am – 4:00pm Phone:(876) 974-4767 Email: dunnsriver@udcja.com

Kool Runnings Water Park Location: Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm Mondays Closed – Except Public Holidays Phone:(876) 957-5400 Email: info@koolrunnings.com

Cliff Jump @ Rick’s Cafe Location: Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 12:00am – 9:30pm Phone:(876) 957-0380

PaintBall @ Martha Brae Location: Trelawny Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 9:30am – 5:00pm Phone:(876) 952-0889

Camel Ride @ Dolphin Cove Location: Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 9:30am – 5:30pm Phone: (876) 974-5335

Bobsled @ Mystic Mt. Location: Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica Opening Hours: 9:30am – 5:00pm Phone:(876) 618-1553 Email: media@mysticmountain.com

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THE PLUG:

THE PLUG: Food, Entertainment, Recreation and Shopping in Montego Bay Best Places to Eat in Montego Bay!

Pizza Hut

Ol’ Joe

Pier 1

Peppaz Chillspot

Cafe Mocha

Best Places to Enjoy Nightlife Montego Bay!

Blue Beat Club

Rick’s Cafe

Taboo

Pier 1

Where to unwind in Montego Bay!

Old Hospital Park

Palace Multiplex

Buccaneer Beach

Doctor’s Cave

Jamzone Bowling Alley

Mega Mart

Top Mart

MK Mart

Where to go shopping in Montego Bay!

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THE UNIVERSITY SONG THE UNIVERSITY SONG

VERSE TWO:

“There is a Light”

Now from your noble portals your sons and

By Noel Dexter VERSE ONE: From Caribbean islands, Guyana and Belize was born our University of the West Indies.

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 ne’er forget the lesson that “De whole a wi a one”

proud symbol of our oneness, our strength in

U.W.I., we praise you, we lift our voice in song.

our destiny, to follow after knowledge, the truth

ping, ping, pong. For you have shaped our lives so

unity; with vision clear you came along to shape

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

We let our big drums roll loud, and steel pans that we can truly say, to you we owe our gratitude, a debt we can’t repay.

Chorus:

and the best.

There is a light that is rising from out of the West,

Chorus:

so we follow those whose work has

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.

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and proud bearers of that light are we, brought glory to your name,

making a better world for you and for me.

Final Verse: This is our University of the West Indies.

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UWI WJC GUILD DIRECTORY NAMES

OFFICES

EMAILS

TELS.

EXECUTIVE SAUNDERS, Ackime

COOKE, Deshawn

HENRY, Aleisha DAWKINS, Janique BLAGROVE, Enrieka

WHITE, Abigail BUCHANAN, Samantha

LYNCH, Leonardo BROWN, Shanna-Kay HENRY, Devona BRISONETTE, Anisha

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT (SSP) VICE PRESIDENT (PSI) SECRETARY TREASURER CULTURAL & ENTERTAINMENT AFFAIRS CHAIRPERSON EXTERNAL AFFAIRS CHAIRPERSON PUBLIC RELATION CHAIRPERSON GAMES COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON PUBLICATION COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON LIBRARIAN

uwiwjc.campuschairperson@gmail.com

876-508-0881

vpservices.uwiwjc@gmail.com

876-470-3473

vpproperties.uwiwjc@gmail.com

876-510-7872

secretary.uwiwjc@gmail.com

876-540-1126

wjcguildtreasurer@gmail.com

876-567-7167

uwiwjceac@gmail.com

876-880-8770

uwiwjc.eachair@gmail.com

876-425-1160

pro.uwiwjc@gmail.com

876-423-3381

uwiwjcgcc@gmail.com

876-886-0788

uwiwjc.publicationchair@gmail.com

876-381-6110

uwiwjcguildlibrarian@gmail.com

876-289-0517

REPRESENTATIVE COHORT MERCHANT, Deomari

DIXON, Aaliyah

COMMUNTING & PART TIME STUDENTS commutersandparttimerep@gmail.com

876-871-7890

SOCIAL SCIENCES

uwiwjc.soscirep@gmail.com

876-324-1085

DYER, Jodi-Ann

HUMANITIES & EDUCATION

humanities.edurep.uwi.wjc@gmail.com

876-796-8101

ROWE, Micheal

MEDICIAL SCIENCES

medscirepuwi.wjc@gmail.com

876-851-8764

HALL CHAIRPERSON

wjchallchairperson.uwimona@gmail.com

876-799-3675

DEPUTY HALL CHAIRPERSON

wjcdeputyhallchairman.uwiwjc@gmail.com

876-315-8283

WJC HALL REPRESENTATIVES WU, Lina MCLEOD, Adrian

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