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Principally Speaking

UWI Today Editor garners candid point-of-view statement from UWI Principals on the regional creature that is The UWI and its future.

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Grappling with an Epidemic

Researchers at The UWI Cave Hill's Chronic Disease Research Centre (CDRC) fight against killer diseases through an innovative surveillance system.

SECONDARY EDUCATION: The Knife's Edge and the Future of Tertiary Education

Registrar and CEO of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) speaks to the state of Caribbean secondary education and challenges fro UWI as it seeks to remain number one.

Beyond Boundaries

Thoughts on The UWI Open Campus' blended learning offerings and its fit in a reformed and modernized Caribbean education system.

Curriculum Reform

UWI Pro Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Studies discusses innovative programming and curriculum reform as key factors in UWI sustaining its competitiveness and leadership position.

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Issue 9

January - June 2011

Pelican Issue 9 - UWI the Caribbean First Choice front cover

 

 

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“In my view The UWI can only be regional if its constituents are truly imbued with a culture of regionalism so that they automatically seek alliances with counterparts on sister campuses to address problems, whether these are regional or national..”

Professor E. Nigel Harris
UWI Vice Chancellor

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