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University of The Bahamas

Dawn of A New Era: The Power of Perseverance

Inaugural Commencement

Spring 2017

Thursday, 25th May 2017, 7:00 p.m.

Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium

University Drive

Nassau, The Bahamas

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Table of Contents

2017 Commencement Programme – New Providence 4

2017 Commencement Programme – Grand Bahama 5

Academic Symbolism 6

Board of Trustees 8

Administrative Council 8

Deans and Senior Academic Administrators 8

Directors 9

University of The Bahamas Honorary Degree Recipient 10

University of The Bahamas Commencement Speaker - New Providence 11

University of The Bahamas Commencement Speaker – Grand Bahama 12

Candidates for Graduation 13

Faculty 40

Alma Mater 47

Disclaimer 47

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ProcessionalUB Concert Band Pomp & Circumstance - Edward Elgar

Christian Justilien, director

National Anthem

Timothy Gibson

UB Concert Band and ChoirArr: Chris Justilien

InvocationJasper Williams-Ward, BA MediaJournalismPresident’s Award Recipient

Citation for Honorary Degree Dr. Linda A. Davis, Provost

Conferral of Honorary DegreeDr. Earl Cash, Chairman, Board ofTrusteesand Dr. Rodney D. Smith, President

Musical SelectionOmnia Sol (Let Your Heart Be Staid) Z. Randall Stroope

UB Concert Choir Dr. Paul Jones, director

Raymond Antonio, piano

Introduction of Commencement SpeakerCharlkesha Rahming, BSc. Biologywith minor in ChemistryUniversity of The Bahamas AlumniAssociation Leadership Award Recipient

Commencement AddressDr. Herbert H. Thompson, ChiefTechnology Officer, Symantec Inc.

Recognition of Candidates for Certificates and DiplomasProvost

Presentation of Candidates for DegreesProvost

Conferral of DegreesPresident

Presentation of Graduates Deans

Charge to the Spring 2017 Graduating ClassPresident

Reflections: Graduating Class of Spring 2017Avriel R. M. CartwrightGovernor General’s Award Recipient

Induction of Class of Spring 2017Adrianna Knowles ‘15 President, UB Alumni Association

Alma MaterC. Justilien

UB Concert Choir Dr. Paul Jones, Director

BenedictionDr. Christopher Curry, AssistantProfessor/Chair, Social Sciences 2017 Stanley Wilson Award for Excellence in Research

RecessionalUB Concert Band

2017 Commencement Programme

New Providence

2017 Commencement Programme

Grand Bahama

Presentation of GraduatesDr. Peter McWilliam, Dean of Faculty

Charge to the Graduating ClassPresident

Reflections: Graduating Class of Spring 2017Mrs. Linda Wright-Patrick, B.EdPrimary Certification: SpecialEducation Northern Bahamas Campus Award for Academic Excellence

Induction of Class of Spring 2017Adrianna Knowles ‘15 President, UB Alumni Association

Alma MaterChristian Justilien

Benediction

Rev. Marie Roach-Hepburn

Recessional

Processional Pomp & Circumstance - Edward Elgar

National AnthemRobin Major, B.Sc., Tourism Management

Invocation Rev. Marie Roach-Hepburn, AssistantCurate, Pro-Cathedral of Christ theKing

Musical Selection Harmony Entertainment GroupShaquita S. A. Stubbs, Director

Current Student, Diploma in Education: Music

Introduction of Commencement Speaker Ariel B. Seymour, B.Ed, Primary Certification: Special Education Northern Bahamas Campus Award

Commencement AddressDr. Crystal A. deGregory, Founderand Executive Editor, HBCUstory,Inc.

Recognition of Candidates for Certificates & Diplomas Provost

Presentation of Candidates for Degrees Provost

Conferral of Degrees Dr. Earl Cash, Chairman, Board ofTrusteesand Dr. Rodney D. Smith, President

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Academic Symbolism

The University Mace

The Academic Ceremonial Mace represents the authority of the Chief Executive Officer of the University. The Mace of the University of The Bahamas measures three feet in length and is made from native mahogany for its strength and beauty. It is topped by the University crest flanked by two flamingoes, a symbol of our heritage and brilliance and the national bird of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. The Mace was designed and carved by Andret John, a noted Bahamian artist who is famous for his sculptures.

The Presidential Chain and Medallion

The Presidential Chain and Medallion are symbols of the rank of President and the authority of the Office of President. The bronze medallion is antique silver-plated and depicts the University’s crest. The chain, plain and unadorned, is joined to the medallion by the President’s banner, engraved with the name of the University’s President. Together with the Mace, the chain and medallion symbolize the continuing authority of the President of the University of The Bahamas.

Academic Dress

The wearing of caps, gowns and hoods at college and university functions dates back to the earliest days of the oldest universities. Modern academic regalia evolved from the kinds of apparel worn by monks and students in the eleventh and twelfth centuries to keep warm in the medieval castles and halls in which they studied.

The Gown

The gown has become symbolic of the democracy of scholarship, for it completely covers any dress or rank or social standing. The sleeves of the gown indicate the level of the degree held by the wearer. A long pointed sleeve indicates the bachelor degree. The master’s degree gown has an oblong sleeve cut in an arc with a slit at either the upper arm or wrist. The doctoral gown has bell shaped sleeves and may also have velvet facing and three sleeve bars or chevrons. The sleeves of a university president’s gown bear four chevrons. The trimming may be black or it may match the degree colour on the gown’s edging.

The Cap

The academic cap is a sign of the freedom of scholarship and responsibility and dignity with which scholarship endows the wearer. Old poetry records the cap of scholarship as square, symbolizing the book, although other authorities claim that it is a mortarboard, the symbol of the mason, a privileged guild. Trustees wear a six-sided cap, while the President’s is eight-sided. The colour of the tassels on the cap denotes the discipline. The tassels on the mortarboards worn by faculty may be black or a colour indicating the degree. Those who hold a doctoral degree may wear a gold tassel.

Tassel colours worn by graduates can include:

Accounting – Drab Agriculture – Maize Architecture – Blue Violet Arts – White Business Studies – Drab Economics – Copper Education – Light Blue Engineering – Orange Finance – Drab General Studies – White Geography – White History – White Journalism – Crimson Language and Literature – White

Law/Criminal Justice – Purple Library Science – Lemon Marketing – Drab Mathematics – Gold Nursing – Apricot Psychology – Gold Public Administration – Peacock Sciences – Gold Social Studies – Citron Sociology – Citron Technology – Gold

The Hood

The hood is the most prominent feature of the academic costume and is lined with the official colours of the institution conferring the degree. It is edged and bound with velvet or the colour appropriate to the degree. At University of The Bahamas, the lining of the hood is royal blue and white representing the University’s colours.

The Cord

The gold cord is worn by candidates graduating with distinction. The cumulative grade point average required for the award of distinction is 3.51 – 4.00, effective Fall 1998.

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Board of Trustees

Dr. Earl Cash, O.B.E., Chairman Mr. Lowell Mortimer, Deputy Chairman Dr. Rodney D. Smith, President, Ex-officio Mrs. Anita Bain Mr. Colin Higgs Mr. Arthur Jones Mr. Rawson McDonald Retired Justice Mrs. Rubie Nottage Ms. Jennifer Isaacs-Dotson, Faculty Representative Ms. Adrianna Knowles, Alumni Representative Mr. Keyron Smith, Student Representative Mr. Darvin Toussaint, Staff Representative Mr. Michael Stevenson, Board of Trustees Secretary

Administrative Council

Dr. Rodney D. Smith, President Dr. Linda A. Davis, Provost Mr. Ryan Antonio, VP, Finance/Chief Financial Officer Ms. Davinia Blair, VP, Institutional Advancement and Alumni Affairs Dr. Mychal Coleman, VP, Human Resources Dr. Marcella Elliott-Ferguson, VP, Administrative Services (Interim) Dr. Eslyn Jones, VP, Student Affairs Dr. Coralee Kelly, VP, Northern Bahamas Campus (Interim) Mr. Elgin Smith, VP, Chief Information Officer Mr. Michael Stevenson, Board of Trustees Secretary Mr. Ronnie Stevenson, VP, Operations Mr. Erald Thompson, Chief Internal Auditor Ms. Maelynn Seymour-Major, Executive Assistant to the President

Deans and Senior Academic Administrators

Dr. Danny Davis, Assistant VP, Institutional Strengthening and Accreditation Dr. Pandora Johnson, Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives Dr. Peter McWilliam, Dean of Faculty, Northern Bahamas Campus (Acting) Remelda J. Moxey, Dean, Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies (Acting) Dr. Christina Nwosa, Associate VP, Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning Dr. Ruth L. Sumner, Dean, Social and Educational Studies

Dr. Berthamae Walker, University Librarian Dr. Carlton C. Watson, Dean, Pure and Applied Sciences Dr. Maria E. Woodside-Oriakhi, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs

Directors

Anthony Allens, Maritime Programme Wendyi Poitier-Albury, Employee and Industrial Relations/Health and Safety Edward Bethel, Online and Distance Education Anastacia Brown, Testing Services Anthony Burrows, Physical Plant and Facilities Cheryl Carey, Financial Aid and Scholarships Claire Charlow-Patton, Records Haldane Chase, Confucius Institute Dr. Troy Dexter, Executive Director, Gerace Research Centre Claudia Ferguson, Accounting William Fielding, Institutional Strengthening Anastacia Forbes, Student Counseling Carla Glinton, BSNIC Administrator Dr. Davidson Hepburn, Founding Executive Director, Government and Public Policy Institute Lorraine Bastian-Jones, Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning Tameka Lundy, Office of University Relations Glenn A. Miller, Campus Security Peter Mitchell, Development Altamease Munroe, Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning Bridget Murray, Industry Training Nickara Pratt, Residential Life and Housing Kimberley Rolle, University Athletics Phyllis Rolle, Accounting Antoinette Seymour, Archivist Denise Sherman, Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning (Northern Bahamas Campus) Joe Stubbs, Student Leadership Dr. Tracey Thompson, Oral and Public History Institute Darvin Toussaint, Campus Life Vernice Williams, Office of Information Technology Patsy Wilson, Recruitment and Admissions Youhua Zhou, Confucius Institute

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University of The Bahamas Honorary Degree Recipient

Sir Lynden Oscar Pindling

One of the longest serving heads of government in the Commonwealth, Sir Lynden O. Pindling served as Prime Minister of The Bahamas for nearly 26 years, during which he led the country to independence from Great Britain on 10th July 1973. Additionally, he served as a Member of the House of Assembly for 41 consecutive years. Sir Lynden is widely regarded as the Father of the Nation and the architect of the modern Bahamas.

The grandson of a Bahamian seaman and son of a retired policeman (Arnold F. Pindling), Sir Lynden was born 22nd March 1930. He attended Government High School from 1943 to 1946. At the age of 18, Sir Lynden left The Bahamas to attend the King’s College London, where he received his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) in 1952. He was called to the English Bar, Middle Temple, as a barrister-at-law in January 1953 and to The Bahamas Bar in August of the same year.

Sir Lynden joined the minority Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) shortly after its formation in 1953 and in 1965 was elected to the House of Assembly for the Southern District, New Providence. He was elected senior member for the South Central District in 1962 and the following year became chairman of the PLP. In the general election of 1967, he chose to run in an Out Island constituency and his victory helped secure a majority for his party, without which, the formation of a government would have been impossible.

Under Sir Lynden’s leadership, The Bahamas became a sovereign nation on 10th July 1973. The following year, the College of The Bahamas was established through an Act of Parliament and in February 1977, Sir Lynden officially opened the institution foreshadowing that it would one day become the University of The Bahamas.

Sir Lynden led the PLP to election victories in six successive polls: 1967, 1968, 1977, 1982 and 1987. On 9th July 1997, one day before the 24th anniversary of independence, Sir Lynden resigned from Parliament, bringing to an end a political era in The Bahamas.

Sir Lynden married the former Marguerite McKenzie of Long Bay Cays, Andros, on 5th May 1956 in Nassau. The union reared two sons, Obafemi (1959) and Leslie (1961) and two daughters, Michelle (1962) and Monique (1967).

University of The Bahamas Commencement Speaker

New Providence

Dr. Herbert Hugh Thompson

A University of The Bahamas alumnus, Dr. Herbert Hugh Thompson is Chief Technology Officer at Symantec Inc., the world’s largest security software company with more than 12,000 employees worldwide and more than $5 billion in annual revenue. Dr. Thompson is the Chairman of the RSA Conference Program Committee, the world’s largest cyber security conference with over 45,000 security professionals. He is a world-renowned expert in information security and has co-authored four bestselling books, more than 100 academic and industrial publications and frequently writes for such industry publications as the New York Times, Scientific American and Forbes.

Dr. Thompson was named one of the “Top 5 Most Influential Thinkers in IT Security” by SC Magazine and the Financial Times calls him “one of the world’s foremost cryptology and internet security experts.” He has been interviewed by top news organizations including BBC, Bloomberg, CNN, CNBC, Fox News, CBS Evening News, HBO, BusinessWeek, Forbes, Associated Press and the Washington Post.

For several years, Dr. Thompson served as an Adjunct Professor in the Computer Science Department at Columbia University in New York. In 2006, HBO made an Emmy-nominated documentary about his work in uncovering vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems called Hacking Democracy. As one of the world’s leading experts in information security, Dr. Thompson has shared the keynote stage with leaders such as Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Colin Powell and celebrities such as Stephen Colbert, Alec Baldwin and Sean Penn. Thompson earned his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Florida Institute of Technology. He earned his A.A. in Business Management at University of The Bahamas.

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University of The Bahamas Commencement Speaker

Grand Bahama

Dr. Crystal A. deGregory

Dr. deGregory is the founder and executive editor of HBCUstory, Inc., an advocacy initiative preserving, presenting and promoting inspiring stories of Historically Black Colleges and Universitys (HBCU) past and present, for their future. A passionate believer in the historic mission and contemporary vision for HBCUs, she convened the third annual HBCUstory Symposium on October 9 & 10, 2015 in Nashville, Tennessee in partnership with Fisk University.

A native of Freeport, The Bahamas, Dr. deGregory is a proud alumna of the historic Fisk University. She holds a Master of Education from Tennessee State University and received masters and doctoral degrees in history from Vanderbilt University. Entitled “Raising a Nonviolent Army: Four Nashville Black Colleges and the Century-Long Struggle for Civil Rights, 1830s – 1930s,” her dissertation focuses on the role of these colleges and their students in the struggle for equality, justice and civil rights in Nashville, Tennessee.

Dr. deGregory’s research and teaching interests include black Nashville and black education in the 19th and 20th centuries, with special attention to black colleges, as well as their relationship to the modern Civil Rights Movement. She continues to explore interrelationships of these institutions and their civil rights efforts to the wider African Diaspora where they helped engender the social and political development of fledging black nations such as the modern Bahamas.

Her newest work is an epilogue for The Athletic Experience at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. She has also written the book chapter, “The Relation-ships of Revolution: Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Movement and Political Change in The Bahamas”.

Her advocacy work includes serving as one of four doctoral-holding black female hosts of Black Docs Radio and she is a member of several professional and service groups including Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.

BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM STUDIES

Dean (Interim) Mrs. Remelda Moxey

Business and Hospitality Management

Chair Mr. Daniel Thompson

Bachelor of Business Administration

Accounting

Distinction

ADDERLEY, Charnice C. BEVANS, Chelsea A. MARTIN, Ragin S. VIL, Laquay K. WILLIAMSON, Cryslyn I. WINTER, Jasha P.

Credit

BASDEN, Kaelyn A. BROWN, Lashawn L. BURROWS, Lakiesha N. EVANS JR., Sammy L. GLINTON, Shannon A.M. HUANG, YuYing KNOWLES JR., Carlton E. LOWE, Annique A. MOSS, Valentino L. NEWBOLD, Shakell A. RODGERS JR., George SMITH, Remon C. SYMONETTE, Jaquay L. THOMPSON, Ashley T.L.

Spring 2017 Candidates for Graduation

Pass

ARCHER, Cinnamon E. BETHELL, Arlicia D. BROWN, Charlise T. COLEBY, Lawrence S. JOHNSON, Anthon C.J. JOHNSON, Trevar N. KEMP, Ashley Z.F. KNOWLES, Megan C. LEVARITY, Jamal R. MORTIMER, Devonneya A. NAIRN, Antonique M. PHILLIPS, Travis A. ROLLE, Austina F. ROLLE, Dario A. TAYLOR, Devaughn J. THOMPSON, Crafton V.

Banking and Finance: Private Banking and Trust

Credit

OTTEY, Carlette S. PAYNE, Belinda J. ROLLE, Janae S.

Pass

BROWN, Dali R.R.F. BROWN, Deniaro H. FERGUSON, Phelisha J. GAITOR, Christiana S. LEWIS, Garvin K. MILLER, Vestrinique L. MUNNINGS, Tianna B. PINDER, Marvin H. ROLLE, Lashawn T.F. ROMER, Sierra L.

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Banking and Finance with Foreign Language

Credit

FARRINGTON, Chade L.

Pass

ALCIME, Myrlande MILLER, Abigail N.J. PORTER, Shaqueno Q.

Computer Information Systems: Applications Programming

Distinction

GREEN, Keiron W.

Credit

LIGHTBOURNE, Trevaj E.

Pass

GOODMAN, Reuben A.M. JOHNSON, Gabriel S. THOMAS, Ridge P. WILLIAMS, Xavier R.A.

Computer Information Systems: Management Information Systems

Credit

CURRY, Alicia D. MCKENZIE, Shevette PINDER, Falena G. ROBERTS-WHITFIELD, K’Lisa L.M.

Pass

SMITH, Berenthia Y.

Computer Information Systems: Networks Systems

Pass

WILLIAMS, Orison M.

Economics and Finance

Credit

JOHNSON, Patranelle P.

Pass

CLARKE JR., John A. EDGECOMBE, Stephan Johnathan L.N.D. FERGUSON III, Kermit W. MAJOR, Elsa L. RUSSELL, Latonya S.

Human Resource Management

Pass

ROLLE, Sasha M.

Management

Distinction

FOX, Jory L. GIBSON, Tristan H.

Credit

BURROWS, Chante A. EDWARDS, Alexis K. STUART, Carla A. WILLIAMS, Jade L.

Pass

COOPER, Dionne A. DEAL, Marcus A. DEAN, Deandra R.

EVANS, Brittany N.M. FERGUSON, Nyoshe L. HALL, Lyndera J. HEASTIE, Ivana C.S. REGIS, Rudolph T. ROBERTS, Nairoshee R. ROLLE, Jamaine J. STUART, Ashley R. THOMPSON, Orintheo C.M. WILSON, Charniqua A.

Marketing

Credit

DUNCOMBE, Phylicia E.

Pass

BULLARD, Brittney C. MINNIS, Travis C. ROLLE, TeNiel D. WOOD, Keron P.

Tourism Management

Minor

NAIRN, Antonique M.

Bachelor of Science

Hospitality Management

Credit

DORSETT, Donnava L.O. FERGUSON, Alexandria J. HANNA, Chelcee D. WILLIAMS, Ashanti S.

Associate of Arts

Computer Information Systems

Credit

BURNETT, Leslie L. DAVIS, Alexandria A. COLLIE, Tyler S. SMITH, Moniqua J.

Pass

ADDERLEY, Marissa S.

Certificate

Office Assistant

SANDS, Elaine P.

Culinary Arts and Tourism Studies

Executive Director (Interim) Dr. Sophia Rolle

Associate of Applied Science

Apprentice Cook

Pass

ROBERTS, Branishka L.

Culinary Arts

Credit

CARTWRIGHT, Meldora E. NEWMAN, Diondrea T. SHERMAN, Karen J. WILLIAMS, Jasmine C.T.

Pass

ADDERLEY, Latoya T.E. BETHELL, Philippa K. BURROWS, Oralique I.

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CLARE, Sasha A. DEAN, Julian A. HUMES, Keyron A. KNOWLES, Kristoff St. J. RILEY, Michaela T.A. ROLLE, Keino K. ROLLE, Regene J. RUSSELL, Kerri A. SMITH, Alexis J. WOOD, D’Andrea C.

Hospitality Operations

Credit

MARSHALL, Gia S.

Certificate

Culinary Bridge

AUSTIN, Aikman L.

Culinary Skills

BAZILE, Stephonie DARLING, Marquis J.E. FORBES, Kendesha B. RUTHERFORD, Krizstina D. WILSON, Nicholas M.

LIBERAL AND FINE ARTS

Communication and Creative Arts

Chair Mrs. Lottis Shearer-Knowles

Bachelor of Arts

Media Journalism

Distinction

CARR, Leah D. MISSICK, Jameelha A. WILLIAMS, Jasper R.

Credit

CASH, Kevante A. LEWIS, Alliyah B.

Spanish

Pass

SAUNDERS, Telia F.N.

Associate of Arts

Art

Credit

CHENG, Schuylar C. DEVEAUX, Dwan J.

Pass

OUTTEN, Christopher S.

French

Credit

RUSSELL, Adina A.

Music

Credit

JOHNSON, LEONEISHA D.

Spanish

Credit

CHARLTON, Dashineak D.

English Studies

Chair Dr. Craig Smith

Bachelor of Arts

Credit

STUBBS, Christna K.

Pass

BAIN, Dominic C. COLEBROOKE, Nasia R. (Minor in History) MUNROE, Robyn A. SIMMS, Deon R.

PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCES

Dean Dr. Carlton Watson

Chemistry, Environmental and Life Sciences

Chair Dr. Veronica Toppin

Bachelor of Science

Biology with Minor in Chemistry

Distinction

CARGILL, Traven L. CLEARE, Matio S.S. SARGENT, Iesha H. SMITH, Angelique VINCENT, Lheyintz G. WELLS, Ashlee N.

Credit

BOWE, Lyndee A.S. CHARLES, Rose M. CREARY, Devonia S.

FERGUSON, Khadajah P. HANNA, Cherylynn C. JOHNSON, Brittney M. KEMP, Ianthie K. LIGHTBOURN, Rickell A. MORLEY, K’Asia N.C. OUTTEN, Shekira V.L. PRATT, Sanchia A. PREDELUS, Adna SEYMOUR, Janice A.B. SMITH, Keyron L. SMITH, Nelson R.

Pass

AVRISSAINT, Tracy DORSETT, Danielle L. DUPUCH, Antonia L.A. HINSEY, Marcia E. HUTCHINSON, Danielle J.M. JOHNSON, Antonia LEADON, O’Neil H. NORTHE JR., Stanley B. ROKER, Kashawnte D.A. ROLLE, E’rnick E.J. ROMER, Sherrie R. SEYMOUR, Teela P. SINCLAIR, Alexandra M.F. SMITH, Leila I.W. WOODSIDE, Akia B.

Associate of Science

Chemistry

Distinction

PINDER, Madison A.

Credit

RAGUEL, Grace

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Mathematics, Physics and Technology

Chair Philip Armbrister

Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering Technology

Distinction

MOSS, Tivon D.J. NEWBOLD, Harrison F.A.

Credit

ROLLE JR., Louis A. SEYMOUR, Khayl Y. TAYLOR, Stephon K.

Pass

ANDERSON, Delvon A. CARTWRIGHT JR., Nelson J. HANNA, Thorne MUNROE, Elvis B. SEYMOUR, Denzel M. STUART JR., Vascille STUBBS, Ivan C.J.

Bachelor of Science

Mathematics

Distinction

CARTWRIGHT, Avriel R.M.

Credit

BROWN, Bria A. CAREY JR. Lorenzo D.

Pass

YOUNG, Rumeko D.


Architecture

Credit

ARNOLD, Terrence A.D. BETHEL, Kenaz R. FRANCES, Emmitt T.I. LIGHTBOURNE, Alexis L.

Pass

DORSETT, Toni J. ELLISON, Kevaughn D. MILES, Dylan E. TAYLOR, Shervon N. WILDGOOSE, Lewann J. WILLIAMS, Jordan R.

Engineering

Distinction

BAKER, Justiz A.

Credit

CORNISH, Conrad E. KNOWLES, Shanae T. WILLIAMS, Wesmond C.

Pass

SARJUDAS, Christian M. SCAVELLA, Logan T.

Engineering Physics

Credit

LONGLEY, Rashad S.

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Pass

PRATT, Jonico B.

Nursing and Allied Health Professions

Chair Mrs. Yvonne McKenzie

Bachelor of Science

Nursing

Credit

ADDERLEY, Lisa R. BAIN, Tasnim A. COAKLEY, Sherrard S. (Minor in Music)

Pass

ALBURY, Tatjana O. ASTWOOD, Jedella S. BOSTON, Princess D. BROWN, Krystal D. BUNCH, Semaj A. DORSETT, Ava B.N. MERIUS, Nancy ROLLE, Pemesia E. R. RUSSELL, Suneisha J. SAUNDERS, Kristin J. STRACHAN, Brittany S. WILLIAMS, Ashanti B.A.

Registered Nurse-Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Credit

FERGUSON-POITIER, Shantell M. NESBITT-KEMP, Natisha A.


Nursing

Pass

BUTLER, Inetta M.

Certificate

Trained Clinical Nursing

ARCHER, Antishua J. BURROWS, Waltia W.D. FARRINGTON, Melissa L. FORBES, Elisha L. GALANIS, Janis R. LAING, Shenique A. NAIRN JR., Huel R. PRATT, Estelle J. SAUNDERS, Valeska B.

SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL STUDIES

Dean Dr. Ruth Sumner

Education

Chair Dr. Thalia Micklewhite

Bachelor of Education

Early Childhood (K3-Grade 3)

Credit

ALBURY, Shannen T.R. KELLY, Tavette L. SWEETING, Melissa

Pass

BARTLETT, Danielle A. Physical Education K-12

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Pass

BURROWS, Patricia U.

Primary Certification

Credit

CURRY, Janis T.

Pass

GRIFFIN, Krystal L.

Primary Certification: General

Distinction

CULMER, Elizabeth V.

Credit

ARMBRISTER, Danya B. BAIN, Mia M. MCPHEE, Wyrissa K. RAMSEY, Shantera M. RUSSELL, Walniecia N.

Pass

CONLIFFE, Brenique J. FERGUSON, Rudell D. LARODA, Yogah S.E.

Primary Certification: Special Education

Distinction

ADDERLEY, Christopher H. COOPER-LEATHEN, Vernitta L. RUSSELL, Caranique R. WRIGHT-PATRICK, Linda

Credit

COOPER, Felicia C. FLOREUS, Leonel G.

HENDFIELD, Anjonique G.M. LEWIS, Tyeashia F. MACKEY, Gia A. SEYMOUR, Ariel B. SYMONETTE, Clara V.

Pass

WILLIAMS, Marcia L.

Secondary Advanced Placement: Family and Consumer Sciences

Credit

ARMBRISTER, Pauline A.

Pass

JOHNSON-ROMER, Sheenagh P.

Secondary Certification: Art

Credit

HARRIS-SMITH, Nowe H. MORLEY, Spurgeonique P.V.

Secondary Certification: Biology

Distinction

PATTON, Shawnique V.

Pass

STUBBS, Alexandria L.

Secondary Certification: Business Studies

Credit

DUNCOMBE, Jennifer M.

Secondary Certification: Computer Studies: Network Systems

Credit

MUNNINGS, Jewel Q.

Secondary Certification: English Language & Literature

Credit

GILBERT, Anthoneak A. HALL, Cornetta F.

Pass

CURRY, Omega I. LIGHTBOURNE, Shekeitra T. SMITH, De’Ondra S.

Secondary Certification: Family and Consumer Sciences: General Studies

Distinction

WATSON MALCOLM, Bianca A.

Credit

STRACHAN, Rachelle S.

Pass

SIMMONS, Danielle L.

Secondary Certification: French

Credit

GULCE, Claudia

Secondary Certification: History Geography

Credit

SCOTT, Anishka N.

Secondary Certification: Mathematics

Distinction

CARTWRIGHT, Avriel R.M.

Credit

CORNISH, Clydesha V. DELANCEY, Deangela D. JOHNSON, Latheria S. MILLS, Earlyn E. ROLLE, Adriana R.

Secondary Certification: Music (K-12)

Distinction

ADDERLEY, Anna MARTINBOROUGH, Tania T.

Credit

COAKLEY, Branae N.

Secondary Certification: Spanish

Distinction

HUDSON, Alexis P.

Credit

BAIN, Franique T. MCDONALD, Naomi C.

Diploma

Adult Workforce Education and Training

Credit

GREEN, Alicia G.

Pass

WILLIAMS, Helga S.

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Secondary Certification: Art

Credit

ARMBRISTER, Floyd M.

Pass

ADU, Sebrina L.


Distinction

MCINTOSH, Delvernique A.P.


Credit

BOWLES, Denykco A.J. MILLS, Sherese R.

Pass

JOHNSON, Carolyn M.

Secondary Certification: Family and Consumer Sciences

Distinction

GOODMAN-CASH, Keishla J.


Credit

THOMPSON, David D.

Secondary Certification: Chemistry

Distinction

NOTTAGE, Theorelle D.

Secondary Certification: Language Arts

Credit

OUTTEN-ALBURY, Lashonne C.


Credit

RUSSELL, Patrick L.

Secondary Certification: Physical Education

Pass

STORR, Clara M.

Social Sciences

Chair Dr. Christopher Curry

Bachelor of Arts

Psychology

Distinction

BAIN, Timaria I.

Credit

EVANS, Deandre S. WILDGOOSE, Aaliyah H.

Pass

CULMER, Dawn A. KINETH, Ladell S. MCGREGOR, Dwaneisha B. MOREE, Erica T.A. WHYLLY, Annja E.R.

Public Administration

Distinction

DUNCANSON, Andrea L.

Credit

CURRY, Shanva A. DARVILLE, John R.

Social Work

Credit

HARRIS, Janae M. MORLEY, Garnel P. THOMPSON, Juriquel A.

Pass

BURROWS, Leticia T. BUTLER, Inetta M. CULMER, Jonathan A.

Bachelor of Laws

Law

Distinction

NEWTON, Alexandria C. RUSSELL, Alexandria K.

Credit

ARMBRISTER, Kevin C. ERNEST, Shakara S.O. KNOWLES, LaShona M. PENN, Mark A.

Pass

BROWN, Gabriel K.M.

Associate of Arts

Law and Criminal Justice

Distinction

BASDEN, Kyla A. LOUISSAINT, Louisiene

Credit

ARCHER JR., Terry R. CLEARE, Miguel L. HEPBURN, G’Ann G. KNOWLES, Teonya T. MCPHEE, Shequel R. MURRAY, Tylah R. ROLLE, Devaughn F.A. ROLLE III, Gary V. WRIGHT, Bernice K.

Pass

CURRY, Dennis M. FRANCIS, Micah A. KING, Wendera N.S. ROLLE, Torquil L. SAWYER, Keva A. SMITH, Gerard D. TAYLOR, Toreo E. WILLIAMS, Lashonna WILLIAMS, Lyndeischa A. M.

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Summer 2017 Candidates for Graduation* Indicates students have not completed all programme requirements.


Dean (Interim) Remelda Moxey


Chair Daniel Thompson


Accounting

*ALBURY, Antoine V. *CAREY, Taniqua C.A. *CLARKE, Michael S.A. *COOPER, Aleshia A.M. *DONALDSON, Wentworth A. (Minor in Tourism Management) *HARVEY, Daniela V. *MCCOY, Alicia C. *MOSS, Dominique G.A. *MUNNINGS, Phillippa *ROLLE, Britteny B. *SILVER, Latoya M.


*BONIMY, Dakera B. *FERNANDER, Arielle B. *JOHNSON, Ciona O.


*KNOWLES, Tyrhonda J.

Computer Information Systems: Applications Programming

*MUNROE, Teron E. *WALKER JR., Cleveland C.

Computer Information Systems: Management Information Systems

*JOHNSON, Tisa A. *SMITH, Clayton P.

Computer Information Systems: Network Systems

*WILLIAMS, Atrayu S.T.R. *WILLIAMS, Eugenique K. (With Minor in Spanish)

Economics

*KNOWLES, Justin M.


*BRATHWAITE, Tanisha L. *BRICE, Rashad E. *FARRINGTON, Caromell K.


*CAMPBELL, Kendrick N. *DEVEAUX, Monique S. *MCINTOSH II, Hubert T. *NIXON, Alyson S. (With Minor in Spanish) *PICKSTOCK, Kadeisha A.

Management

*CEZARD, Sidelaine (Minor in

Diversity Studies) *GREENE, Albertha S. *MCQUEEN, Jade A. *PINDER, Jamero A. *SMITH, Philip M.

Marketing

*CARPENTER, Robert C. *ETIENNE, Carlene *LEWIS, Tameka L. *RHODRIQUEZ, Patreka K.

Bachelor of Science


*CAREY, Phylisha K. *CARTWRIGHT, Keri S. *CLARIDGE, Khadijah K.T. *DORSETT, Ashay J. *FORBES, Khadijah S. *HANNA, Dominique R. *KING, Alexandria D. *LIGHTBOURNE, Trevor T. *NEWBOLD, Elise S. *SMITH, Tonesha R.

Associate of Arts


*TOMLINSON, Gary A. *ROLLON, Danielle B.



Bachelor of Science

Tourism Management

*BAIN, Mirissa D.

*CARTWRIGHT, Jasmine P.P. *EVANS, Jermanique K. *MACKEY, Sherron K. *MAJOR, Robyn O. (With Minor in Hospitality Management) *PRATT, Camille J. *SANDS, Kendall K. *STUBBS, Ianta E. *YOUNG, Khadijah D.


Culinary Arts

*ANDREWS, Kirrice J. *BOWE, Kristen A.N. *CAMPBELL-JOHNSON, Deontai G. *DAVIS, DeAnndrea D. *DEAN JR., Jeffrey A. *FERGUSON, Joshua A. *FORD, Yasmin V.E. *KNOWLES, Kea L. *MILLER, D’Shaun A.G. *MILLER, Dionette V.O. *MINNIS, Eric A. *NESBITT, Marcia C. *PEARSON, Shandice I.L. *ROLLE, Charles Leslie *TAYLOR, Kenria A. *THOMPSON, Kaylecia O.W. *THOMPSON, Kirkwood H.


*FERGUSON, Deondre A. *GORDON, Shawn A.

Certificate

Culinary Bridge Programme

*STUART, Vernae N.

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Hospitality Bridge Programme

*DORSETT, Wenzlea K.D.




Bachelor of Arts

Media Journalism

*DARLING, Crystal A. *GOMEZ, Shawn G.L. *KNOWLES, Deanya L.V. *ROLLE, Nathan C. *THOMPSON, Jonathan V.

Spanish

*WILLIAMSON, Kenrick G.

Associate of Arts

Art

*CHRISTIE, Kiana K. *LIGHTBOURN, Moriah L.

English Studies

Chair Dr. Craig Smith

Bachelor of Arts

English

*DEAN-MCINTOSH, Robertha O. *FORBES, Philisha S.





Bachelor of Science


*ARMBRISTER, Antonaii K.A. *BAILEY, Alycia J. *BETHEL, Javonya N. *CAREY, Iesha K.E. *COOPER, Valtio J. *CULMER, Ashleigh P. *DAVIS, Mauresheia A. *FARRINGTON, Precious P. *GRAHAM, Sasha-Kay *HALL, Shontes T. *JOHNSON, Ashley Y. *KIKIVARAKIS, Jarvis T.R. *KNOWLES, Shaquille R. *MACKEY, Ashley V. *MARTINS, Aaron *MICKLEWHITE, Cysren S. *RAHMING, La-Teeka S. *SMITH, Stephen A. *TAYLOR, Marcia B.

Small Island Sustainability

*CLEARE II, Louis A. *MACKEY, Sheldon K.


Chemistry

*DEAN, Daryenee N.


Chair Mr. Philip Armbrister

Bachelor of Science

Electrical Engineering Technology

*THOMPSON, Craig A.S.


Architecture

*COAKLEY, Anson A. *CONSTANTAKIS, Athena A. *OUTTEN, Jerzeel A.

Engineering

*EDWARDS, Khalyle D. *JOSPEH, Andre


*COLEBROOK, Roy A. *ELUSMA, Wilky



Bachelor of Science

Nursing

*BENEBY, Dominique S. *BROWN, Clevonya O.G. *BROWN, Lashane L. *BURROWS, Jamiah N.E. *BUTLER, Philippa A. *COAKLEY, Anastacia A.R.F. *COLLIE, Kuanda W. *COURTEMANCHE, Cheyenne N. *DARVILLE, Eva A.B. *GIBSON, Chanea C.C. *GRANT, Johnette A.

*HAVEN, Marissa S. *JOHNSON, Stephan A. *JOSEPH, Erica E. *MAYCOCK, Myrtha *MINGO, Diane C.N. *MOSS, Shawnique N. *MUSGROVE, Shanteria T. *ROLLE, Jacqueline E. *ROLLE, Kristin S. *RUSSELL, Esther D.P. *SAUNDERS, Tien T.L.A. *STUART, Keriann B. *WILLIAMS, Nicole S.H.


Nursing

*SANDS, David L.

Social and Educational Studies


Social Sciences


Bachelor of Arts

Social Work

*BETHELL-NEYMOUR, Jonquill P. *DEVEAUX, Andrea B. *ROLLE, Samantha S.

Associate of Arts


*BEVANS, Angell U. *CULMER, Crazika D. *KNOWLES, Electa C. *ROLLE, Kyara R.R. *SAUNDERS, Ericia L.

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Fall 2016 Candidates for Graduation






Accounting

Pass

BROWN, Angenette R.E. LEATHEN, Shavette C. PENNERMAN, Albreon W. WILSON, Valarie A.

Administrative Office Management

Credit

BURROWS, Shenique J. PALMER, Owenique S.R.


Credit

RUSSELL, Lauren A.

Pass

BAIN, Shervan A.D. CARTWRIGHT, Delarionda L. EDGECOMBE, Sierro R.

Computer Information Systems: Network Systems

Distinction

SMITH, Karneisa I.

Computer Information Systems: Management

Credit

SEYMOUR, Keayshawn B.


Distinction

CARROLL, Charles A.

Credit

JOHNSON, Leshan R. WILLIAMS, Shonte J.P.

Pass

RAHMING, Clivanne D.


Credit

RUSSELL, Sharanda Y.

Pass

THOMPSON, Dawnae F.

Management

Credit

BETHEL, Nickya B. MOSS, Andrika R. MOSS, Latoya S. PURCELL, Sophia L.

Pass

COOPER, Denise RUSSELL, Addison L. THOMPSON, Kristin H.

Marketing

Credit

MILLER, Valderez S. SMITH, Danielle S.

Associate of Arts

Accounting

Pass

CURRY-JULIEN, Shantell


Pass

MARTINBOROUGH, Edwin F.

Minor

French

SMITH, Danielle S.

Tourism Management

COOPER, Denise LEATHEN, Shavette C. RUSSELL, Sharanda Y.



Bachelor of Science

Tourism Management

Pass

PRATT, Mia A.S.


Apprentice Cook

Credit

MOSS, Leonardis P.T. ROBERTS, Danielle C. Culinary Arts

Pass

BETHEL, Raheisha Y.L. NAIRN, Albertha J.


Credit

CARTWRIGHT, Oshima D.

Certificate

Culinary Bridge Programme

COLLIE, Oneil O. DARVILLE, Lavette F. FOX, Briah-Nicole A. Culinary Skills DAVIS, Dukell D. DAVIS, Tasmaine M.M. JOSEPH, Malesha KEMP, Stafanna B. MILLER, Bryna S. STUBBS, Daria L. TAYLOR, Shantel B.

Hospitality & Tourism Skills

STORR, Deandra T.

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Bachelor of Arts

Media Journalism

Credit

WHITNEY, Ashley T.

Spanish

Credit

CULMER, Camille C.

Associate of Arts

Art

Pass

GIBBS, Ashley D.

Music

Distinction

NEWBOLD, Courtney L.

Pass

ARNETTE, Ranice Y.R.





Bachelor of Science


Credit

CAMPBELL, Carrington M. COX, Destaney D. DAWKINS, Barbrianna G. EVANS, Jurez N. HUDSON, Garelle A. NIXON, Mykayah S.I. PINDER, Brittany S. RAHMING, Charlkesha A. SCOTT, Alexis B.

Pass

BALFOUR, Jasmine Y. DANIEL, Manishka MONCUR, Casey C.


Geography

Pass

BARNETT, Gabrielle F. KELLY, Shamad M.R.


Bachelor of Science

Mathematics

Distinction

STUART, Sasha M.


Architecture

Pass

ROLLE, Cydesha A.

Engineering

Pass

JAGROO, Bhumeshwar S.C.


Credit

TAYLOR, Torquille E.

Pass

FARRINGTON, Lealand W.



Bachelor of Science

Nursing

Distinction

MONCUR, Julian N.

Credit

ANDERSON, Ashanique G.A. BAIN, Shannelle J. BRAYNEN, Shantell E. BROOKS, Falan E. CURLING, Lydia A. FARRINGTON, Janae D. JOHNSON, Anadescha B. JOSEPH, TeJa R. MITCHELL, Shacoya L.

RAHMING, La-Data D. REID, Chrishanna A. RICKETTS-JOHNSON, K’Deidra D.A. STRACHAN, Darrell C. TAYLOR, Micheala A.

Pass

ADDERLEY, Narissa N. BAILOU, Raquel K. COOPER, Felicia J. COOPER, Shaniqua B. DAVIS, Shandera N.B. DORSETT, Ashley V. EDGECOMBE, Felicia L. FLOWERS, Whitney R. GIBBS, Shirfari J. GIBSON, Darnella S. GILBERT, Shekeria E.T. JACKSON, Denteria A. JOHNSON, Natalie T. KEMP, Lachanda D. KING, Virdinia W.V. LAWRENCE, Shekera MACKEY, Stephanita A. MARTIN, Achara S. MCDONALD, Zhane R. MCPHEE, Takisha C. MILLER, Clanisha A. MUNNINGS, Nakeisa D. ROKER, Tracey L. ROLLE, Haysalah G.T. ROLLE, Seanica N. ROLLE, Thalita L. SMITH, Brenette L. SMITH, Christina N. STURRUP, Cydnique C. SULLIVAN, Onessa A. TAYLOR, Chara A.

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THOMPSON, Alessia A. WATKINS, Jenese A. WILCHCOMBE, Tredicia A. WOODSIDE, Tara M. YOUNG, Michaela A.


Nursing

Pass

CAREY, Italia A.

Certificate

Trained Clinical Nursing

BALFOUR, Avril H. BETHEL, Lesley V. BROWN, Nora A.M. BROWN-PHILLIPS, Tiffany L. BURNSIDE, Devonia S. BURROWS, Charlene Y. BUTLER, Maria B. CURRY, Cintiqua K. DUNCOMBE, Shena S. EVANS, Kasha A.T. FERGUSON, Sheniqua M. FERNANDER, Gary O. FORBES, Latica G. HIGGS, Charlyn I.P.A. HUMES, Kimberley M. JOHNSON, Shanette JOHNSON, Shyann M. JOSEY, Frankia V.I.D. KNOWLES, Gelcia A. MACKEY, Necola M. PRATT, Christina P. RAHMING, Mario T. RAMSEY, Yolande N. ROLLE, Daphnie V.

RUSSELL, Rokia L. SAUNDERS, Charessa M. SMITH, Juliann D. ST. ALBORD, Alexis T.D. WINTERS, Danielle A.S. YOUNG, Alexis D.

Diploma

Midwifery

Distinction

KEMP, Rhonda C.

Credit

BARR, Corneil L.J. BUTLER, Tamara C. EDWARDS, Bianca D. HUNT-SANDS, Phylicia L. MURPHY, Cynthia A. ROLLE, Irene R. ROLLE, Mariesha B. TAYLOR, Clintiece S.

Pass

BOWE, Opal N. BROWN, Philecia K.A. DAXON, Lynette T.

SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL STUDIES


Education



Early Childhood (K3-Grade 3

Distinction

MCKENZIE, Zaviera A.A.

Credit

MINNIS, Cecilly C.S.

Physical Education K-12

Credit

JUSTILIEN, Sydline


Distinction:

BROWN, Obria L.

Credit

CLARKE, Courtney B.C. JOHNSON, Sheldira R. PINDER, Quianna O.E.A. ROLLE, Ticharo S. ROLLE, Tonya L.

Pass

BETHEL, J’Liesa D.H. DELANCY, Samantha B. WHYMNS, Marcia T.

Primary Certification: Special Education

Distinction

PENNERMAN, Angella A.

Pass

BOWE, Joanne D.


Credit

HENDERSON, John W.I.


Pass

HART, Shenique J.R.

Secondary Certification: Computer Studies: Network Systems

Pass

MUSGROVE, Sandhia S.

Secondary Certification: English Language & Literature

Credit

KNOWLES, Bettina M.

Pass

LUNDY, Cordinia


Credit

CULMER, Karsonique L.

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Secondary Certification: History/Geography

Credit

CLARKE, Merleen ISAACS, Germany M. TAYLOR, Billi C.R.


Credit

HALL, Shontia T.L. NAIRN, Vashte J.

Pass

PARKER, Kenneia J. RUSSELL, Kathonia J.

Secondary Certification: Religion

Credit

SAUNDERS, Lacressa A.A.M.

Pass

GREENE, Olivia V.

Diploma

Adult Workforce Education and Training

Distinction

SHEPPARD, Garnell R.

Secondary Certification: Chemistry

Credit

STEWART, Portia A.

Social Sciences


Bachelor of Arts

History

Credit

CARTWRIGHT, Kamera U.D.

Psychology

Distinction

DUFORD, Jesse R. HUYLER, D’Andra I. SMITH, Rukelle L.

Credit

CAMBRIDGE, Vernay P. GRAHAM, Brittney H.

Pass

EDGECOMBE, Jalon R.R. SMITH, Wanthon A. WALKER, Keri R.

Social Work

Distinction

LAING, Rolanda R.

Associate of Arts


Distinction

BAIN, Ebonesse A.

Credit

BRAYNEN, Ramon E. BULLENS, Valyncia L. DEAN, Savannah F.

DELANCY, Charity O. DELEVEAUX, Rayshon K. HUTCHINSON, Jer-Vante R. JOHNSON, Raenette M. MCINTOSH, Romeo L. RIGBY, Natassia A. ROLLE, Karina A.

Pass

SANDS, Vandea J.

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Summer 2016 Candidates for Graduation






Accounting

Pass

FORBES, Yulanda S. HEPBURN, Chanea D.A. MURPHY, Alicia B. SAUNDERS, Olivia J. SWABY, Natasha L.

Administrative Office Management

Pass

PLAKARIS, Brittney L.


Pass

GOMEZ, Tianna G.L.

Banking and Finance with Foreign Language

Pass

DEAN, Rasheema A.

Management

Pass

BAIN, Shirley M.

Marketing

Credit

CURRY, Alannah M.

Pass

ALBURY, Terez L.



Bachelor of Science Degree

Tourism Management

Credit

CHARLTON, Gianna A.


Credit

ROLLE DAVIS, Derencia A.


Culinary Arts

Distinction

ROLLE, Shawndia D.D.

Pass

CLARKE, Termara C. MAYCOCK, Lemuel C.

MORLEY, Davette S. PINDER, Slavonia A.


Pass

SMITH, Tariel A.

Certificate

Culinary Skills

BETHEL, Shakeio O. BODIE, Vankeisha J. LEWIS, Thevette A. RECKLEY, Kenria L. RODGERS, Danielle I.J. SAUNDERS, Oriean G.W. THOMPSON, Kaylecia O.W.

Hospitality & Tourism Skills

KING, Golden A.





Bachelor of Science


Credit

CURRY, Lyndeisha W. MEADAS, Nasika F.

Pass

DEAN, Riche M.

JOSEPH Fiona PHILLIPS, Johnathan S.



Nursing & Allied Health Professions

Chair Yvonne McKenzie

Diploma

Midwifery

Distinction

OLIVER, Janice Y. PINDER, Calyne Credit BODIE, Cardell L. DAMES. Rachelle T. DEVEAUX, Teisha J. DUCATEL, Judy RUSSELL-LEWIS, Nadia S.

Pass

RUSSELL, Adriane P.




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Bachelor of Arts

Media Journalism

Credit

ROLLE, Jonathan D.

Associate of Arts

Mass Communication

Pass

BETHEL, Alisha M.

Music

Credit

BAIN, Lakwan D.

Social and Educational Studies


Education



Early Childhood (K3-Grade 3)

Credit

PINDER, Malikah B.C.


Pass

FERGUSON, Anthony D.

Social Sciences

Chair Dr. Chris Curry

Bachelor of Arts

History

Pass

TOOTE, Brittany S.A.

Psychology

Credit

STORR, Amaryllis P.D.

Social Work

Credit

TATE, Nashanda F.

Associate of Arts

Law and Criminal Justice Studies

Distinction

CAREY, Lethea G. MCPHEE, Ilsha J.

Credit

DEVEAUX, Skyler B.G. ETIENNE, Jave R. FERNANDER, Shannon C.M. JOSEPH, Edney J. ROBERTS, Shavanya E. WALDRON, Edwina L.L. WOODSIDE, Felicia F.F.

Pass

ADDERLEY, Erin C. COOPER, Gordina R. FORBES, Tanesha T.

BROWN-FARROW Meredith MCDONALD Archraleck N. SANDS Ke-Sha WALLACE Marquel B.L.

University of Technology (Jamaica) Bachelor of Pharmacy

Offered in conjunction with University of The Bahamas

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Faculty


Michelle Barr-Cunningham, Assistant Professor Dr. Jyoti Choudhury, Assistant Professor Peter Daniels, Associate Professor Glenville Davis, Assistant Professor Dr. Kelley M. Duncanson, Assistant Professor Dr. Dudrick Edwards, Assistant Professor Chaker Eid, Assistant Professor Randy Forbes, Assistant Professor Ruth Gardiner, Associate Professor Eardley Grant, Assistant Professor Valderine Hamilton, Assistant Professor Karen Lockhart, Assistant Professor Brigitte Major-Donaldson, Assistant Professor Dale McHardy, Assistant Professor Remelda Moxey, Assistant Professor David Pinder, Assistant Professor Bernadette Robins, Assistant Professor Michael Rolle, Assistant Professor Olivia Saunders, Professor (On Sabbatical) Marcia Seymour-Miles, Assistant Professor Lesley Seymour-Rahming, Assistant Professor Daniel Thompson, Assistant Professor/Chair Dr. Jose Velasquez, Assistant Professor Esmond Weekes, Assistant Professor Dr. June Wilson, Associate Professor


Dr. Acchia Albury, Assistant Professor Dr. Jelena Andrejic, Assistant Professor Jacklyn Chisholm-Lightbourne, Assistant Professor Dr. Danny Davis Assistant Professor Joyanne Davis-Thompson, Assistant Professor Dr. Paul Deluca, Assistant Professor A. Lester Flowers, Assistant Professor Dr. Karotsis Georgios, Assistant Professor

Jason Greaves, Instructor Dr. Dion Hepburn, Assistant Professor Dr. Erecia Hepburn, Assistant Professor Dr. Glen Holden, Assistant Professor Lionel Johnson, Assistant Professor Dr. Jaycoda Major, Assistant Professor Dr. Andrew Moxey, Assistant Professor Sandra Phillip-Burrows, Assistant Professor Bridget Rolle-Hogg, Associate Professor Dr. Rory Scriven, Assistant Professor Dr. Kayla Stubbs, Assistant Professor Dr. Adelle Thomas, Assistant Professor Dr. Veronica Toppin, Assistant Professor/Chair Dr. Gregg Ward, Assistant Professor


Paola Alvino, Assistant Professor Dr. Agustin Barrientos, Assistant Professor Alvaro Bonilla-Chinchilla, Assistant Professor Dr. Mauricio Cabrera, Assistant Professor Haldane Chase, Associate Professor Christine Diment, Associate Professor Michael Edwards, Assistant Professor Dr. Christine Gangelhoff, Assistant Professor Dr. Raymond Hounfodji, Assistant Professor Dr. Paul Jones, Associate Professor Christian Justilien, Assistant Professor Dr. Jean-Benito Mercier, Assistant Professor Winston Mitchell, Assistant Professor Keisha Oliver, Assistant Professor Heino Schmid, Lecturer Lottis Shearer-Knowles, Assistant Professor/Chair Dr. Yvette Stuart, Assistant Professor Pamela Stubbs-Collins, Assistant Professor Jacinth I. Taylor, Assistant Professor Monique Toppin, Assistant Professor Dr. Walteria Tucker-Rolle, Assistant Professor Dr. Wallace Turner, Assistant Professor Dr. Keithley Woolward, Assistant Professor

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Mario Adderley, Assistant Professor Addiemae Farrington, Lecturer Devain Maycock, Instructor Christina Moseley-Rolle, Instructor Dr. Sophia Rolle, Associate Professor/Executive Director (Interim) Eldred D. Saunders, Assistant Professor Sterling Thompson, Lecturer Donna Williams, Assistant Professor

Education

Dr. Kathiann Antonio, Associate Professor Brenda Bain, Assistant Professor Raquel Barr-Edgecombe, Assistant Professor Margo Birch-Blackwell, Associate Professor Dr. Faith Butler, Associate Professor Emma Renee Chase, Associate Professor Bridgette Cooper, Assistant Professor Dr. Teo Cooper, Assistant Professor Audrey Dean-Wright, Associate Professor Dr. Marcella Elliott-Ferguson, Associate Professor Veronica Ferguson, Assistant Professor (On Study Leave) Dr. Beulah Gardiner-Farquharson, Professor Dr. Gloria Gomez, Associate Professor Jennifer Isaacs-Dotson, Associate Professor Dr. Pandora Johnson, Associate Professor Natasha Jones-Swann, Assistant Professor (On Study Leave) Dr. Coralee Kelly, Associate Professor Paul McCann, Assistant Professor Dr. Peter McWilliam, Assistant Professor Dr. Thalia Micklewhite, Associate Professor/Chair Janice Munnings, Associate Professor Dr. Andre Neely, Associate Professor Wendy Riley, Assistant Professor Dr. Ruth Sumner, Professor Neresa Wallace-Bandelier, Assistant Professor Deborah Wright, Assistant Professor

English Studies

Florence A. Albury-Lawlor, Associate Professor Dr. Tiffany Austin, Assistant Professor Dr. Peter Bailey, Assistant Professor Dr. Ian Bethell-Bennett, Associate Professor Dr. Earla Carey-Baines, Associate Professor/University Editor Dr. Mayuri Deka, Assistant Professor Marjorie Downie, Associate Professor Ivy Higgins, Assistant Professor Shaniqua Higgs, Assistant Professor Mark Humes, Assistant Professor Dr. Brianne Jacquette, Assistant Professor Dr. Christine Kozikowski, Assistant Professor Monique McFarlane-Bain, Assistant Professor Dr. Helean McPhee, Associate Professor Dr. Rosemary McTier, Assistant Professor Carol Moss, Assistant Professor Dr. Raymond Oenbring, Assistant Professor Marie Sairsingh, Associate Professor Dr. Kendra Seymour, Assistant Professor Dr. Craig Smith, Assistant Professor/Chair Dr. Philip Smith, Assistant Professor Dr. Ian Strachan, Professor Krista Walkes-Francis, Assistant Professor


A. Philip Armbrister, Assistant Professor/Chair Andre Braynen, Lecturer Dr. Kenneth Cartwright, Professor Dr. Llewelyn Curling, Professor Dr. Nathan Dawson, Assistant Professor Dr. Daniel Donkoh, Associate Professor Dr. Joseph Ferguson, Assistant Professor Shaniqua Fernander-Cargill, Assistant Professor Zendal Forbes, Assistant Professor Henry Hepburn, Assistant Professor Felita Humes, Assistant Professor Arturo Hutchinson, Assistant Professor

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Dr. Amin Kabir, Assistant Professor Greta Kemp, Lecturer Dr. Moussa Kounta, Assistant Professor Dr. Andrew Lerwill, Assistant Professor Dr. Tanya Lloyd-Hepburn, Assistant Professor Dr. Claude McNamarah, Assistant Professor Dr. David McWilliam, Assistant Professor Dr. Pinaki Mondal, Assistant Professor Valaria Pintard-Flax, Assistant Professor Renate Roberts-McWilliam, Assistant Professor Wendell Sands, Lecturer Dr. Tej Shrestha, Assistant Professor Dr. Carlton Watson, Associate Professor Dr. Maria Woodside-Oriakhi, Associate Professor


Doreen Butler, Lecturer Terry Campbell, Lecturer Dr. Shirley Curtis, Assistant Professor Dr. Virginia Cudia, Assistant Professor Lindel Deveaux-Stuart, Assistant Professor Karol Mackey, Assistant Professor Yvonne McKenzie, Assistant Professor/Chair Dr. Ingrid Mobley, Assistant Professor Dr. Theresa Moxey-Adderley, Associate Professor Leah Rolle, Assistant Professor Terry Rolle, Lecturer Shamel Sands, Assistant Professor Ester Sherman-Jolly, Assistant Professor Justina Toote-Knowles, Lecturer Ericka Thompson, Instructor (Clinical Preceptor) Maggie Turner, Associate Professor Dr. Elizabeth Williams, Assistant Professor

Social Sciences

Richard B. Adderley, Assistant Professor Tonya Anderson-Gibson, Assistant Professor Bernadette Bain, Assistant Professor

Camille Barnett, Associate Professor Lisa Benjamin, Assistant Professor Felix Bethel, Associate Professor Dr. Nicolette Bethel, Assistant Professor Dr. Shane Brennen, Assistant Professor Michelle Cartwright-Johnson, Assistant Professor Dr. Christopher Curry, Assistant Professor/Chair Joy Delaney, Lecturer Dr. Niambi Hall-Campbell, Assistant Professor Dr. James Hill, Assistant Professor Dr. Stephanie P. Hutcheson, Assistant Professor Dr. Peter Maynard, Associate Professor Jessica Minnis, Associate Professor Yvette Pintard-Newry, Assistant Professor Dr. Carolyn Rolle, Associate Professor Dr. Darlene Rolle-Cargill, Assistant Professor Dr. Kreimild Saunders, Assistant Professor Michael Stevenson, Associate Professor E’thegra Symonette, Assistant Professor Dr. Ava D. Thompson, Associate Professor Dr. Tracey Thompson, Assistant Professor Dr. Anne Ulentin, Assistant Professor

Student Counseling

Teorah Ferguson, Counsellor II Anastacia Forbes, Counsellor II/Director Colyn D. R. Major, Counsellor III Vicente Roberts, Counsellor III Gladys Sawyer, Counsellor III /Assistant Director Camille Smith, Counsellor II (On Study Leave) Stanley Smith, Counsellor III (On Study Leave) Norma Turnquest, Counsellor III

Health Services

Kathleen Johnson, Nurse Counsellor

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University Library

Catherine Archer, Librarian II Felicia E. Armbrister, Librarian I Jiselle Alleyne, Librarian II Elsie Bain, Deputy Librarian/Librarian II Virginia Ballance, Librarian III Shananda Miller-Hinsey, Librarian I Levette Morris, Librarian I Dr. Antoinette Pinder-Darling Librarian II Christine Swann, Librarian II Dr. Berthamae Walker, University Librarian III

University of The Bahamas Alma Mater

We’ve come to build together a dream for this great land, Like palm trees tall upon this landfall called Bahamaland. The future is before us like endless sea and sand. We’ll chart a course with alma mater proudly we will stand.

A beacon for these islands embraced in shallow seas, UB will lift our spirits high for all the world to see. With hands and hearts together we’ll be a guiding light, We’ll live to praise our alma mater ‘neath the clear blue skies. We’ll live to raise our alma mater’s banner waving high!

Music and words by Christian Justilien © 2016

Disclaimer

This commencement booklet is not an official graduation list. University of The Bahamas assumes no responsibility for any errors, inaccu-racies, or omissions occasioned by honest mistake that might be found in this booklet. All information outlined is subject to change by officials of UB without prior notice. Additionally, this booklet does not serve as a contract between UB and any other party.

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