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A Time of Renewal with Optimum Effectiveness on Campus and We Want the World to Be Aware of STAN Is a Publication of the Marketing and What We Are Doing EDITORIAL A Time of Renewal with optimum effectiveness on campus and we want the world to be aware of STAN is a publication of The Marketing and what we are doing. At the same time Communications Office, University of the West Indies, St Augustine. For more information please contact Anna the University needs to be involved in Walcott-Hardy at phone: 662-9387, fax: 662-3858; email: what is happening in the world outside [email protected]. design & layout by digitalart limited and in service of this we will be more CAMPUS NEWSPAPER relevant and responsive. St. Augustine CORRESPONDENTS News will seek to capture this new orientation within its pages. It is our AGRICULTURE & NATURAL SCIENCES Dr Laura Roberts-Nkrumah, Mr. Cicero Lallo, hope that better, more open, more Dr. Dow Maharajh, Dr. Margaret Bernard, effective communication and exchange Dr. Anthony Achong. of views will help us to achieve our I hope that you will be pleased with this HUMANITIES & EDUCATION objectives at a more rapid pace. Mr. Rawle Gibbons, Mrs Janet Fullerton-Rawlins issue of St. Augustine News – the first for 2002. As you will realize BURSARY I hope you will take a few minutes to immediately our monthly newspaper Mr Anthony Precilla absorb the seven (7) key objectives has been redesigned and revamped. It CAMPUS BOOKSHOP which have been identified for this is my hope that you will find this full Mr. Anthony Rampersad, Ms Cassandra Lai Leung campus as part of our Strategic Mrs Charmaine-Mike colour publication more appropriate to Planning exercise. Please take the a University campus in the process of CAMPUS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CENTRE time to read the text. And feel free to Mrs. Claire Craig renewal and more in keeping with what give us feedback. CARIRI you would like to see in a publication Ms. Irma Burkett which highlights life, work and Students and staff on this campus achievement on the St. Augustine CARIBBEAN CENTRE FOR MONETARY STUDIES (CCMS) constitute a community of ten thousand Mr. Jessell Subero campus. (10,000). We are a little village. The CAMPUS PROJECT OFFICE wider national and Caribbean Mr. Ivan Ramlakhan This enhanced St. Augustine News will community depend on us as an focus on strategic initiatives, events, ENGINEERING institution dedicated to human programmes, people and places on our Dr Hamid Farabi, Dr. Clement Imbert development and as a catalyst in the campus; and you may also look forward ENGINEERING INSTITUTE development process generally. If we to reading in our upcoming issues about Mr Winston Rajpaulsingh harness our Information Technology milestones achieved by members of staff GUILD OF GRADUATES effectively we can have productive and students, through our interviews and Mr. Gervon Abraham connectivity with collaborators across the feature articles. We will also be highlighting GENDER STUDIES globe and access knowledge resources those things which make us a diverse, Ms Camille Antoine from all the major knowledge centres productive community committed to INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS regardless of location. Dr. Anthony Gonzales excellence – quality teaching, significant research, meaningful publications, high LAW SCHOOL We have much to celebrate in this levels of achievement in various areas of Ms Margaret Rouse-Jones Carnival season. But there is also much endeavour, innovative programmes, MEDICAL SCIENCES to do. Dr. Monica Davis, Ms. Heather Woodroffe impactful events. We look forward to your feedback and to your diverse opinions. OFFICE OF SPORTS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION This newspaper signals renewal - Mr. Jesse Blackman building on what we have achieved, but St. Augustine News will now be produced bringing some freshness of perspective SIR ARTHUR LEWIS INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND by the Marketing and Communications ECONOMIC STUDIES (SALISES) [ISER] as we embrace the future. Prof. Selwyn Ryan, Dr. Taimoon Stewart Office. This office is located opposite the Principal’s Office and is headed by Dawn SCHOOL OF CONTINUING STUDIES We hope you like the new STAN. Make Mr. Keith Ward Marie De Four-Gill. This Office will now it yours by reading it and, more be responsible for the effective marketing SEISMIC RESEARCH UNIT importantly, by contributing to it. Miss Joan Latchman of the St. Augustine campus as well as communication about the campus and its SOCIAL SCIENCES & LAW It will be published four times a year and events and activities. Mr. John Jeremie, Dr. Nasser Mustapha on special occasions, as required. STUDENT ADVISORY SERVICES Mr. Victor Cowan This year promises to be an exciting and highly rewarding one for our campus UWI CREDIT UNION Mrs. Jill Thompson community. We will become more involved with business, government and the GUILD OF STUDENTS community at large. We seek to build a UWI CAMPUS SECURITY community of high achievers operating Dr. Bhoendradatt Tewarie Mr. Wayne Richardson WORKS DEPARTMENT Mr. Selwyn Tom Pack STAN January – March 2 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL Mrs. Indrani Bachan-Persad ON THE COVER balancing act “My experience at UWI was good, I enjoyed it a lot. The only thing I regret was not being more involved in campus activities…I just wasn’t there,” Pryce explained. What caused him to branch off campus, was the modeling industry. He ultimately found himself chosen as ‘Oprah’s Sexiest Caribbean Man’. For five days he got to relax at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas during the finals of the competition. He ‘took it all in his stride’ and was intent on enjoying the The relatively new Academic Advising experience– win or lose. Programme started in the French Section of the Department of Liberal Arts in 1997. “When I arrived I was limin’ with Tyra Banks, chillin’ photo by Ernest Collins out in the Bahamas…and I thought ‘I win already!’ ”. Over the years, the Academic Advising UWI graduate (2001), Paul Robert Pryce has found This led to modeling contracts in New York and France. Programme (AAP) has expanded to his equilibrium, balancing work, study, sport and play. However, for Pryce, completing his studies remained include Academic Advisors in History, a priority and he returned home to graduate from the At 23, this six foot three, entrepreneur, UWI (B.Sc.) UWI. Spanish, Portuguese, Literatures in graduate and former national swimmer, has learnt English, Linguistic and Communication to balance work, study and play. Paul-Robert Pryce “What I think we need to do [as students], in reference is a true-blue UWI progeny: his Jamaican father, Ken to what I heard Dr. Tewarie say, is that we have to Studies, as well as in the Centre for Pryce, was a lecturer in Sociology while his create wealth. This really struck me when I heard it. Creative and Festival Arts. Martiniquan mother, Nicole Taylor, still teaches Many students graduate and expect jobs to be waiting French at the Centre for Language Learning (CLL). for them…I think only in my final year did I have this As a young boy, he lived on campus and fondly revelation, when I realized that it was not just about The aim of the AAP is to create an remembers “picking five fingers” with his late father. passing exams, ” this entrepreneur and founder of an environment outside of the classroom He also had the benefit of growing up in a learned, events management company called “Wild Papillon where student and lecturer can work bilingual household and is fluent in French. He told Entertainment” explained. In his unassuming and open us about his times at St Georges College where he manner, he spoke about the company which has together to effectively manage the took part in many sports including basketball and successfully managed several events and has clients student’s degree programme. In such an swimming, before his entry into UWI in 1998 to throughout the Caribbean, including Martinique. And environment the student receives the pursue a Management Degree, specializing in so we want to give this UWI St. Augustine graduate a Marketing. special STAN “bligh in the sky”. necessary support to achieve goals, as well as identify and manage academic challenges. The AAP is tailored to meet the diverse needs of the particular degree programme. Timing is essential to the process. All students whether new or returning must meet with their advisors at least once per semester within the first four weeks. “If we identify a long list of priorities then we may end up with a situation in which nothing is a real priority for the St. Augustine campus. It is better, therefore The AAP has mounted several projects to identify a few meaningful priorities and build clusters as necessary around since its inception. And 2000-2001 was them.” So said Campus Principal Dr. Bhoendradatt Tewarie as he addressed no exception. In February 2000 a “Know members of the Academic Board at a special meeting to discuss the University Your Major Workshop” was conducted to Strategic Plan 2002-2007 at the end of November last year. Dr. Tewarie then inform advisors about their degree went on to identify seven priorities for the St. Augustine Campus. programmes. In April a Logo Competition 1. STUDENT CENTREDNESS - All 3. QUALITY - This has to be the was launched with Ms Elicia Gordon university units which impact on the cornerstone of everything that we do. emerging as winner. And in November quality of life and quality of education Whatever we are doing, we must do an “Identifying the Signs” workshop was on this campus must be transformed better. What we are not doing well we held to help Academic Advisors identify into a network of support for students must rethink within the context of on campus. quality. It is important to build a signs in students who needed reputation for offering a top quality psychological counseling and learn about 2.
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