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Date: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3
Date Time Type Details Venue
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 1:00 PM-2:30PM DEPT TOURS

DEPT TOURS - Department’s Medical Physics Facilities

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Department Tours
OVERVIEW: Scheduled Tour of the Physics Department’s Medical Physics Facilities with Stephen Silvera
START F TOUR: Please arrive five (5) before scheduled start.

Physics Computer Labs, Faculty of Science and Technology
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 1:30PM-3:00PM PANEL DISCUSSION

PANEL DISCUSSION - The Cost of Tertiary Education in Jamaica

THE CARIBBEAN POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
TOPIC: The Cost of Tertiary Education in Jamaica

The Assembly Hall
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 2:00PM - 3:00PM DEPT TOURS

DEPT TOURS - Tour of Geology Museum and Rock Preparation Lab

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY
Department Tours
OVERVIEW: The following tours are scheduled during the times provided.
- Tours of the DOGG Research Facilities
- Tour of GIS & Remote Sensing Labs
- Tour of Geology Museum and Rock Preparation Lab
- Tour of Map Library

Department of Geography and Geology
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 2:00PM - 3:00PM FASHION SHOW

FASHION SHOW

INSTITUTE OF CARIBBEAN STUDIES
THEME: Fashion Wheel and Come Again:
OVERVIEW: An Expository Fashion Show on Style and Industry in Jamaica Past and Present

FHE Lecture Theatre N1
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 2:00PM - 3:30PM PANEL DISCUSSION

PANEL DISCUSSION - Lie Detector Testing, Local Advent and Human Rights

SOCIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK
TOPIC: Lie Detector Testing, Local Advent and Human Rights
OVERVIEW Polygraph testing is being used increasingly in employment and security screening. A panel of experts will weigh in on its scientific validity, legal implications and human rights considerations. The discussion will be preceded by a polygraph demonstration.
PANELISTS: Dr. Beverley Grace Martin-Hall, Managing Director – GMH Associates; Professor Garth Lipps, Associate Dean OF Teaching and Learning, FSS; Captain Basil Bewry, Chairman Jamaican Chapter ASIS International; Mr. Gregory Reid, Attorney-at-Law; Prof. Wendel Abel. Head of Department, Community Health & Psychiatry UWI Mona,
MODERATOR: Mr. Clement Branche, Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Psychology & Social Work, UWI Mona
COORDINATORS: The HRD Graduate Programmes Unit;

The Council Room, Senate Building
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 2:00PM - 3:00PM DEPT EXHIBIT DEMOS AND EXPERIMENTS

DEPT EXHIBIT DEMOS AND EXPERIMENTS - Ice Cream making Demo

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Department Exhibit and Demonstration
OVERVIEW: Ice Cream making Demo

Food Teaching Lab, Faculty of of Science and Technology
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 3:00PM – 5:00PM MOOT COMPETITION

MOOT COMPETITION

MONALAW
COMPETITION:: Faculty of Law's Moot Court
OVERVIEW:: Students will present submissions on a topical matter, simulating court proceedings.
FACILITATOR:: Prof. Stephen Vasciannie

Law Lecture Theatre 2, Faculty of Law Building
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 6:00PM - 10:00PM ANNUAL AWARDS

ANNUAL AWARDS

URD SIGNATURE EVENT
ANNUAL RESEARCH DAYS AWARDS CEREMONY
The Principal’s Annual event recognizing outstanding researchers and their research work with the presentation of awards in various categories.

BY INVITATION
Date: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7
Date Time Type Details Venue
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 10:00AM - 11:30AM OFFICIAL OPENING

OFFICIAL OPENING 2018

URD SIGNATURE EVENT

OPENING CEREMONY

Overview: Official opening of the UWI Mona’s Research Day's programme and flagship Research Village. Led by senior campus officials and attended by representatives from among local officials, the diplomatic corps, the media, campus community, and other special guests.

Guest Speaker: The Honourable Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, CD, MP, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport

 

The Undercroft, Senate Building
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1:00PM - 2:00PM LECTURE PRESENTATION

LECTURE PRESENTATION

URD SIGNATURE EVENT

ONE UWI

Topic: Bridging the Research and Innovation Gaps Between Academia and Industry

Overview: Today, more than ever, it has become necessary for academia and industry to collaborate more closely. In the Caribbean there is still a significant gap between the research performed in academia and the research required by local industries to more efficiently compete internationally. Without such collaborations the potential for innovative solutions that may be internationally marketable is severely diminished.

In this presentation we discuss the need for, and potential novel mechanisms for, closer collaboration between the UWI and Industry.

Guest Speaker: Prof. Patrick Hosein, Professor of Computer Science, The UWI, St Augustine and CEO, Trinidad and Tobago Network Information Centre

 

The Assembly Hall

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