| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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Participation in Organized Sports and its effects on delinquency in Jamaica and Barbados |
Dr. Julian Cresser ( Mona) & Dr. Corin Bailey (Cave Hill) | Department of History and Archaeology, Mona & SALISES, Cave Hill | |
|
UWI Mona: Archaeology at Kent |
Dr. Ivor Connolly | Department of History and Archaeology, Mona | |
|
Perinatal Outcome of Growth Restricted Fetuses with Iatrogenic Preterm Delivery Secondary to Early Onset severe Preeclampsia and Abnormal Dopplers- The UHWI Experience |
Dr Natalie Medley-Singh | Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Child Health | |
|
Expanding access to a proven early stimulation program through a web based package and technical support. |
Christine Powell | Tropical Medicine Research Institute | |
|
An assessment of the Mixed Member Proportional system: Providing greater descriptive representation for women and ethnic minorities in legislative assemblies |
Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers | Government | |
|
Segmenting Jamaica’s Small Hotel Market for Better Targeting |
Trevor A. Smith & Suzette A. Haughton | MSBM and Government | |
|
Stochastic Dynamics in the Department of Mathematics |
Prof. Alexandra Rodkina, Dr. Conall Kelly, and Mr. Stephen Barnes. | Mathematics | |
|
Low Cost Telecommunication Laboratory Network for Teaching and Research |
Lindon Falconer, Norvan Martin, and Jermaine Williams | School of Engineering | |
|
Moving In and Moving Out: Community Readiness for Development |
Dr. Olivene Burke | Mona Social Services: UWI Township | |
|
ICT and persons with disability in education |
Floyd Morris | Centre for Disability Studies | |
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Philosophy of Tolerance and Tolerance as Philosophy: Using Philosophy for Social Transformation in Caribbean Societies |
Dr. Lawrence Bamikole & Ms Sandra McCalla | Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy / Language Unit | |
|
Creating Culture: Creative Synergies |
Dr Rachel Moseley-Wood, | Literatures in English |
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The UWI, Mona ranks first in Jamaica among accredited tertiary-level programmes. In 2012, the University was again one of Jamaica’s Top 100 Employers.
