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Date: THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18
Date	Time	Type	Details	Venue
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	10:30AM - 11:45AM	10:30AM - 11:45AM	: Le visage de l' emploi” by Fatou Diome (adaptation) Department of Modern Languages and Literatures Title: Le visage de l' emploi” by Fatou Diome (adaptation) Overview: Reading Selected excerpts from the French Play Presenters/Performers: David Bailey and Shaneika Brown	Faculty Courtyard
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:AM - 1:00PM	INTERACTIVE SESSION	Water Aerobics! School of Physical Therapy Title: Water Aerobics! Overview: Water Aerobic Sessions will be offered to a limited number of persons who come with change in attire Meeting Point: Outside Lobby	FMS Teaching & Research Complex Level 3
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12:00PM	WORKSHOP	This session will assess the attributes of prospective employees OGSR Graduate Lounge Activity: Career Preparedness Overview: This session will assess the attributes of prospective employees/entrepreneurs and explore exactly what career preparedness involves. Speaker: Mrs. Merrit Henry	Lawn adjacent to the Office of Graduate Studies and Research
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12NOON	JOINT BOOK LAUNCH	Joint Book Launch School of Education *Joint Book Launch* Book Title 1: Issues in Career, Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Lessons for the Caribbean Author/Editor: Halden A. Morris Overview: Publication addresses teacher/instructor training, National qualifications framework, challenges for TVET to achieve the millennium development goals, quality assurance in TVET, apprenticeship from a global perspective, and challenges in the tourism industry in Jamaica Book Title 2: Fundamentals of Fault Current & Grounding in Electrical Systems Author: Halden Morris & Norman Chambers Overview: Unprecedented discussions on fault current and grounding in electrical systems. Hands on approach to implementing grounding systems and safety procedures as it relates to these systems. Guest Speaker: Dr Wayne Wesley , Executive Director, HEART Trust NTA	The Assembly Hall
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:AM - 1:00PM	INTERACTIVE SESSION	Water Aerobic Sessions will be offered to a limited number of persons who come with change in attire School of Physical Therapy Title: Water Aerobics! Overview: Water Aerobic Sessions will be offered to a limited number of persons who come with change in attire Meeting Point: Outside Lobby	School of Physical Therapy Title: Water Aerobics! Overview: Water Aerobic Sessions will be offered to a limited number of persons who come with change in attire Meeting Point: Outside Lobby
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12:00PM + 3:00PM - 4:00PM	FACULTY TOURS	Tours of the Centre's Labs The Biotechnology Centre Tours of the Centre's Labs Overview: The tours of the Labs will showcase DNA extraction made simple; Live tissue culture technique and Microbial cultures	The Biotechnology Centre
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12:30PM	WORKSHOP	Building Self Esteem Department of Child and Adolescent Health Title: Building Self Esteem Overview: Students will be pre-invited to participate in a Self Esteem Building workshop. Presenter: Dr. A. Pottinger & Miss N. Passard	FMS Teaching & Research Complex Seminar Room 0 Ground Floor
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12:30PM	DEMO PRESENTATION	Good Choices vs Bad Choices Department of Psychiatry Title: Good Choices vs Bad Choices Overview: Interactive discussion about marijuana and alcohol and its use and abuse in teens and young adults. Presenter: Dr. Winston De La Hay, Consultant Psychiatrist & Lecturer	FMS Teaching & Research Complex Lecture Theatre 1
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12:00PM	DEPARTMENT COURTYARD EXHIBIT	Participate in our Interactive presentations Department of Library and Information Studies Participate in our Interactive presentations.	Faculty Courtyard
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18	11:00AM - 12NOON	JOINT BOOK LAUNCH	Issues in Career, Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Lessons for the Caribbean School of Education Joint Book Launch Book Title 1: Issues in Career, Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Lessons for the Caribbean Author/Editor: Halden A. Morris Overview: Publication addresses teacher/instructor training, National qualifications framework, challenges for TVET to achieve the millennium development goals, quality assurance in TVET, apprenticeship from a global perspective, and challenges in the tourism industry in Jamaica Book Title 2: Fundamentals of Fault Current & Grounding in Electrical Systems Author: Halden Morris & Norman Chambers Overview: Unprecedented discussions on fault current and grounding in electrical systems. Hands on approach to implementing grounding systems and safety procedures as it relates to these systems. Guest Speaker: Dr Wayne Wesley , Executive Director, HEART Trust NTA	The Assembly Hall

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