| Research Title | Lead Researcher | Faculty | Department, Institute or Centre |
|---|---|---|---|
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HIV AIDS Sensitivity: Jamaica Praying |
Rev Garth Minott | Theology | |
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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 | |
|
What do they Speak?: Children's Language at School |
Dr Michèle Kennedy | Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy | |
|
Moving Beyond Tradition: Technologies Facilitating Students' Cognitive Ability and Modifying Pedagogical Practices of School Librarians in Jamaica and Antigua |
Dr. Paulette Stewart | Department of Library and Information Studies | |
|
A Proposed Model for the Induction of New Teachers in Jamaican Primary Schools |
Dr. Ruth Baker-Gardner | Department of Library and Information Studies | |
|
Faculty Use of Electronic Resources: A Survey |
Garrett McFarlane | Department of Library and Information Studies | |
|
UWI Mona: Archaeology at Kent |
Dr. Ivor Connolly | Department of History and Archaeology, Mona | |
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Beyond Windrush and the Original Black Atlantic Routes: Austin Clarke , Race and Canada's Influence on Anglophone Caribbean Literature |
Dr Michael Bucknor | 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.
