Dr. Conrad Douglas, an applied scientist renowned for his contributions to the development of the bauxite industry, is among four individuals set to receive honorary doctorates at The University of the West Indies, Mona, during graduation ceremonies from October 31 to November 2. He will be awarded the Doctor of Laws (LLD) for his significant impact on the sector.

In addition to Dr. Douglas, the other recipients include pollster Don Anderson, who will receive an LLD for his achievements as an entrepreneur, market researcher, and sports administrator; Monte Blake, owner of Merritone Music, who will be honored with a Doctor of Letters (DLitt) for his pioneering work in music; and Courtney Campbell, President and CEO of VM Group Limited, who will also receive an LLD for his role as an entrepreneur and philanthropist.

The four Jamaicans are part of a group of 13 individuals being honored across The UWI's five campuses, which also includes notable figures such as cricketer Sir Curtly Ambrose from Antigua and Barbuda and track athlete Kirani James from Grenada.

Photo Caption: Dr. Conrad Douglas

Photo Credit: Jamaica Gleaner

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