Wednesday February 7 - Friday February 9
Powering Development through Partnerships in Research and Innovation
| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
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Water Resources Assessment and the Impact of Climate Cariability: Case study on the Rio Cobre Basin, St Catherine Jamaica |
Melissa Curtis | Geography and Geology | |
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Youth Engagement in Community Development: Push and Pull Factors |
Nicola Williams | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Perceived Susceptibility to Mental Disorders among Marijuana Smokers Attending a Tertiary Institution |
Neena Albarus | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Foreign Direct Investment and the Domestic Capital Stock: The Good-Bad Role of Higher Institutional Quality |
Alrick Campbell | Faculty of Social Sciences | Economics |
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Belonging Across Nations: Diasporic Citizenship of Jamaicans Living in Britain |
Aieka Smithc | Faculty of Social Sciences | GOVTAieka Smith |
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The Impact of Masculine Ideologies and Conjugal involvement on sexual risk taking among young Jamaican males |
Sharon Priestlely | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Measurement Validation of the Jamaican macho Scale among African Arecan males |
Marina W. Ramkinsoon | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Challenging Accepted Structures: Social Work Educators’ reflection on our Professional Identities |
Wendy McLean-Cooke | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Put the mask on yourself first: Level one Social Work students on navigating self-care activities |
Arna Elliott-Rattray | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Learning to practice: The use of practice simulation to train undergraduate social work students |
Kimberly Hinds | Faculty of Social Sciences | Sociology, Psychology and Social Work |
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Sustainable Community Based Tourism: A ‘Fit for Purpose’ Model for Rural and Urban Providers |
Olivene Burke | Mona Social Sciences | Mona Social Services |
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Transforming Communities through Literacy |
Olivene Burke | Mona Social Sciences | Mona Social Services |
Our 7 faculties and 12 professional schools offer more than 200 programmes to some 18,000 graduate, undergraduate and continuing studies students.
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.
