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On Campus radio show: The story behind UWI's Cassava Bread + A MSc. in Food & Agro Proccessing Technology
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Dr. Ian Thompson, Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry is our special guest, as he highlights the thinking and latest developments behind the Cassava Bread initiative.
He stays with us for the 'Choice in a Lifetime' series to speak of the MSc. Food and Agro Processing Technology, as UWI prepares students to transform locally sourced produce into food products of choice for local consumption and export.
We have the latest news and upcoming events too, when On Campus returns this Sunday. Stay tuned.

On Campus radio show: Research Days takes it to the next level + a world class education near the beach
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Research Days returns with exciting new concepts designed to communicate the impact of UWI Mona's research and innovation on everyday lives. Professor Denise Eldemire Shearer takes us through the new and improved product, complete with Lounges, business opportunities, entertainment and more.
Plus, our Choice in a Lifetime series makes a stop in the tourist capital, Montego Bay, as Dr. Luz Longsworth, WJC Director invites students to secure a world class Mona education in sunny MoBay near the beach.
Tune in for the details, including the news and the events, this Sunday, only in On Campus

On Campus radio show: Homecoming 2014 - Let the celebrations begin, + Cindy Breakespeare presents at Bob Marley lecture
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Homecoming 2014 starts Sunday, and the Week of celebrations to mark the founding of the University has gone viral on social media. Tune in for news on the Share for Gear promotions, the face painting, the special Homecoming exhibition at UWI Mona Library the University Parade and the first ever UWI Challenge Games.
Plus, Dr Roy Hitchins gives details on the 17th annual Bob Marley Lecture next Thursday February 13, when Miss World 1976, Cindy Breakespeare gives insight into her relationship with Bob Marley, his personality and the rigid social pressures of the time.

UWI Mona Now - in Your Sunday Gleaner February 2
The latest issue of the UWIMONA Now newspaper will be distributed with the Sunday Gleaner, February 2, 2013. The issue features interesting information on a number of topics useful to the University community and members of the wider society. Here is the Headline preview for Sunday, February 2:

On Campus radio show: Homecoming 2014 - Ready, set and raring to go ...
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The University community gets ready to celebrate Homecoming 2014 - in commemoration of the founding of the University of the West Indies. Director of Marketing and Communications, Dr. Carroll Edwards outlines the activities which kick off February 9 through February 14, while giving a history lesson in the remarkable beginnings of the UWI.

On Campus radio show: The distinctive UWI Law programme & Reflections from the heart of a US Diplomat
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Jamaican-born United States Diplomat, Earle Scarlett has travelled the world, working behind the scenes on some of the most interesting and heart stopping moments in international relations. He lectures this Tuesday, January 28 and Thursday, January 30 on Obama''s Foreign Policy and the unpredictable world of the Diplomat. Professor Brian Meeks gives the details on the Public Lectures being staged by SALISES.

On Campus radio show: A 'Choice of a Lifetime' in Engineering readies students for the Logistics Hub & the 21st century world
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Ready set, here they come - UWI Mona's Engineering students - fully prepared for job opportunities requiring expertise in STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Dr Paul Aiken, head of the School of Engineering talks programme options, skills sets, job opportunities and requirements as news on the Logistics hub and other major developments unfold.
Plus, the UWI Mona Library opens access to its reference Librarian resources, making it easier for students to ask questions and to learn how. Pauline Nicholas, head of the Loans and Refernces section talks nuts and bolts of the 'Ask Mona' and Halls of Residence programme.

University Council Meeting

Semester II Break (2013/2014 academic year)

Teaching ends for academic year 2013/2014
