| 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 | |
|
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 | |
|
Ambivalence in the Image: The Jamaica Film Unit and the Narrative of the Emerging Nation |
Dr. Rachel Moseley-Wood | Department of Literatures in English | |
|
Animation in Jamaica: 1974-2014 |
Prof. Hopeton Dunn, Mr. David Soutar and Mr. Rector Gregg Harrison | CARIMAC | |
|
Using a Language We Can All Understand: The Role of Patwa in Workplace Productivity |
Ms Kadian Walters | Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy | |
|
French for International Conference at the University of the West Indies, Mona: Total Simulation in the Teaching of Languages for Specific Purposes |
Dr. Marie-Jose Nzengou-Tayo | Department of Modern Languages and Literatures | |
|
HIV AIDS Sensitivity: Jamaica Praying |
Rev Garth Minott | Theology | |
|
Human Trafficking: Its theological implications, with specific reference to Jamaica and the Church's Response |
Moise Jean, MAT | Theology | |
|
Introducing Game Design as a Specialist Area of Innovation at CARIMAC |
Prof. Hopeton Dunn | CARIMAC | |
|
Communicating in a Global Environment: Foreign Language Training and Development |
Dr Maria Nolla | Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures | |
|
CAPE History Teachers' Workshop 2014 |
Dr. Aleric Josephs & Dr. Dian McCallum | Department of History & Archaeology & School of Education | |
|
"Innovating for Development through History/Archaeology/ Heritage Studies |
Dr Jenny Jemmott & Mrs Karen Spence | Department of History and Archaeology, Mona |
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