The Business Clinic is free of charge.

• Get advice on how to start a business
• Register a business
• Improve your existing business
• Consult and get diagnostic support
• Networking and investment opportunities

Download event flyer HERE.

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Next 'On Campus':
 
New chapters are to be written at UWI Mona as thousands graduate in ceremonies next week; Professor Archibald McDonald is officially installed as Principal,  and Professor Tara Dasgupta celebrates life as a Commander of the Order of Distinction.
 
Plus:
 
A UNICEF-funded conference in its seventh year inspires evidence based work on children's issues. Dr Aldrie Henry-Lee tells us all about the Caribbean Child Reearch Conference 2013.
 
The campus is busy and the calendar is full. Tune in for all the details in news and interviews, this Sunday.
 

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The University of the West Indies in partnership with the National Blood Transfusion Service will be hosting the second blood collection drive.
Who can donate:

• People aged 17 – 60 years

• Must have eaten a meal within the past 3 hours

• Must not have had a piercing or tattoo for a year

• Have a body weight of at least 110 lbs

Come out in your numbers. Let us do our part in keeping the supply of blood adequate and safe.
 
Give Blood It’s a Habit for life!

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Next On Campus:
 
Two UWI Professors snag The Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander. Tune in for our conversations with Proferssor Carolyn Cooper and Professor Verene Shepherd.
Plus, a Child Research Conference envisions a better life for children, and the UWI 5K starts X-treme Dance in preparation for the great fundraising race.
 
Tune in this Sunday for the details.

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Make sure you are in the best shape for the CB Group UWI 5K on November 17th. Joins us this and every Thursday leading up to the 5K at the Mona Bowl for:
 
  XTREME DANCE!
 
Come, learn the various soca & dance hall moves ; get your flex on; let us work out those kinks and help you 'find' those muscles before race day! Session will be led by celebrity corporate fitness instructor, David Hemmings, with juggling by DJ Billy.
IT’S FUN IT’S EASY IT’S SIMPLE!  NO OBSERVERS PLEASE! ACTIVE PREP SESSION PARTICIPANTS ONLY!!! GIVEAWAYS START AT 5:30 SHARP!
 

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JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching) Programme: An Information Session

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Next On Campus:
We interview Silver Musgrave Medal Awardee, Professor Michael Taylor - Head of the Department of Physics - on his work in Climate Change. Professor Taylor talks of the Climate Studies Group's work in modelling the changes in temperature, sea levels and more, and the projected impacts on our nations.
Plus: In the news - details on the CB group/UWI 5K,how you and your teams can sign up and the brand new features; Plus, TALK - the music, poetry and comedy series -returns with mature, freestyle, 'open mic' entertainment for tertiary level students and their collegaues. We have the details.
This and more, as always, keeps you on the pulse of UWI Mona. Tune in.

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The UWI Venture Competition welcomes teams of four or five persons to submit interesting and exciting business ideas. The winner will get a chance to develop their business skills, represent UWI at the Venture Challenge Competition in the USA and win start up funds for their business. Deadline is Friday, October 11. Enter today for a chance to win. Download flyer HERE.

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Two major lectures scheduled for next week take the spotlight:
 
The 5th UWI/Guardian Life Premium Teaching Lecture places emphasis on technology in education. Dr Mervin Chisholm of the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Lecture gives details.
 
Plus,
 
A Conference to honur Professor Rupert Lewis highlights his pioneer work in Black radicalism.
Also in the Campus news, the annual Walter Rodney Lecture takes place next Thursday, October 10 
 
Tune in to On campus for the details.

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Next On Campus:
SALISES puts the spotlight on CARICOM in its 40th year, admitting it may now be time to look beyond the 40 year old regional integration movement. They tackle the emotive issues of non tariff barriers, customs and immigration hassles plus new emerging trade blocs, asking tough questions and seeking answers in thought provoking plenary and caucus sessions. Dr. Patsy Lewis of SALISES tells us about the interesting roundtables and the internationally known speakers who are lined up to deliver addresses. More on the 'Rethinking Regionalism; Beyond the CARICOM Integration Project Conference" in this week's On Campus.
 
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