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The College of The Bahamat
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Lift up your head to the rising sun, Bahamaland; March on to glory, your bright banners waving high. See how the world marks the manner of your bearing! Pledge to excel through love and unity.
Pressing onward, march together to a common loftier goal; Steady sunward, tho' the weather hide the wide and treacherous shoal.
Lift up your head to the rising sun, Bahamaland; 'Til the road you trod lead unto your God, March on, Bahamalandl
Timothy Gibson Writer/ Composer
The College ol The Bllhllmllt A Jm11 M 11ter
Where the blue skies greet the palm trees all around COB, our alma mater, proud you stand. We will come from every isle far and wide. Knowledge, Truth, Integrity will be our guide.
Though apart we'll be together always friends Working hard for love of country 'til the end We will live to praise your name filled with pride Knowledge, Truth, Integrity will be our guide.
Christian J ustilien Writer/ Composer
Alfred Stewart, Chairman
Picewell Forbes Earle Johnson Elma Garraway Leon Higgs Harry Moore
Robin Roberts Randol Dorsette Lady Henrietta St. George Willamae Salkey Ruiz Munnings
Arlene Nash-Ferguson Wendyi Poirier-Albury, (Secretary)
Senior Administrators
Dr. Leon L. Higgs President
Dr. Rhonda Chipman-Johnson Executive Vice President
Dr. Pandora Johnson Vice President, &search & Planning
Colyn Major Vice President, Student Affairs
Remelda Moxey Vice Presidmt, Financial A.ffairs
Joshua Smith Vice President, Physical Plant & Facilities Development
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The Order ol Ceremo"y
Master of Ceremonies Mr. Alfred Stewart
Chairman ojThe Council, The College ojThe Bahamas
MUSICAL PRELUDE .......................... The College of The Bahamas Band
PROCESSIONAL
Chief Faculty Honour Marshal Gloria Gomez
Faculty Honour Marshal Donna Williams
Honour Marshals Vernette Ferdinand Dr. Silvius Wilson
*NATIONAL AN1HEM .................. ............................ ...................... .......... All
*INVOCATION ............ .. ..... ...................... ....... .. ....... ... ........ Bishop Neil Ellis Senior Pastor, Mount Tabor Full Gospel Baptist Church
WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS .............................. Dr. Leon Higgs President, The College ofThe Bahamas
SELECTION .................................................................. ...... The College Choir
IN1RODUCTION OF SPEAKER ............. ................... Yvonne McKenzie Graduate, School of Nursing & Allied Health Professions
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ............................... Mr. Barry J. Malcolm Executive Vice President, Grand Bahama Port Authority, Umited
*Please Stand
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MUSICAL SELECTION ....... .. .. .......... ... ............................... .. .. . Oscar Dames Gradllate, School ofEdllction
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES
Dr. Rhonda Chipman-Johnson Executive Via President
CONFERRING OF AWARDS ................. ................. ........... Dr. Leon Higgs
PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL AWARDS
Dr. Thaddeus McDonald Dean, Faculty of Education and Uberal A rls
Dr. Brenda Cleare Dean, Faculty of Pure & Applied Sciences
Olivia Saunders Dean, Faculty of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies
GRADUATES' RESPONSE .. .. ............ .. .............. ... ........ . Raymond C. Wells Graduate, School of Business
ALMA MATER . ...................... ... .. ................................ 2001 Graduating Class
BENEDICTION ........ .. ....... ... ........ ........ ... ....... .. ..... .... Rev. Anthony J. Carroll Pastor, A ntioch Baptist Church
RECESSIONAL ........ .................... .. ..... .. The College of The Bahamas Band
Guests are required to remain in their places during the Recessional. Please refrain from applauding and standing until all graduates have received
their awards. You are welcome to take photographs after the Conferral of Awards.
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BQrry ]. MQl,olm Executive Vice President
The Grand Bahama Port Authority, Limited
Mr. Barry J. Malcolm is the Executive Vice President of The Grand Bahama Port Authority, Limited (GBP A) with specific responsibility for management and the marketing and public relations programmes for the Port and its affiliated companies. Having joined the company officially on February 1, 2001, Mr. Malcolm has been engaged
in new business development.
From July 1998 until his appointment at GPBA, Mr. Malcolm was the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the Bahamas Financial Services Board. In this capacity he had full executive and administrative responsibility for the development and execution of the programmes, operations, budget and personnel of the Board.
From July 1994 to June 1998, Mr. Malcolm served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) and the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF). This IDB Group is the largest regional multi development banking institution. Its current capitalization, in excess of $40 billion, sustains lending and technical corporation programmes to Latin America and the Caribbean of more than $6 billion: per annum. As Executive Director, Mr. Malcolm was responsible for the Caribbean
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office of the IDB. As a result of his work with this group, Mr. Malcolm is well known in international financial circles.
In addition to his reputation outside of The Bahamas, at home Mr. Malcolm is recognized and respected for his contribution to the development of the financial industry. From September 1992 to June 1994, Mr. Malcolm held a variety of influential positions. A former Senator and Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Malcolm was responsible for areas such as trade and indus try promotion, the Department of Public Personnel and the Department of Local Government/Family Island Commissioners, to name a few. Additionally, he held a variety of managerial positions with the Bahamas Oil Refining Co., Ltd. and he managed the Freeport Office of Diversified PR Services Ltd and was the Public Relations Account Representative for the Grand Bahama Port Authority, Limited.
Prior to his distinguished career in industry and finance, Mr. Malcolm worked as a news reporter for the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas and as a staff writer for the Ministry of Tourism News Bureau.
Mr. Malcolm is a firm believer in education and in the premise that success comes through hard work. He graduated from St. Augustine's College in 1971 and completed a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English/Journalism at St. John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota in May 1971. He also holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration (Finance) from the University of Miami.
A native of Nassau, Mr. Malcolm is the proud father of three. daughters and one son.
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THE (iOVEJJNOlf (iENEJJAL'S AWAJJD This is awarded on the basis of academic excellence
Raymond C. Wells
THE PJJESIDENT'S AWAJJD This is awarded on the basis of scholarship as weD as signiDcant
contribution to The College and the wider community
Carolyn M. Rolle
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q,,,,,,,, The candidates will be presented by the Deans responsible for the
respective Schools
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES Chair: David Pintkr
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE ACCOUNTING
DISTINCTION BRICE-KNOWLES, Nekeisha T ..... ........ ... ........... .. ... .. December 2000
CREDIT ARCHER, Yolanda¥ . .......... .. ..... ............ ..... .......... .. ... ....... April2001 COX, Darieo D. R ... ... ..... ... ... ... ... ....... ... .. .... .... ...... ..... December 2000 KNOWLES, William R ........ .. ... .... ... ...... .... .... .... ..... ... ... .... April 2001
PASS FORBES, Alvin E .... .. ... ... .. ..... ......... .. .. .. .. ...... ... ....... .... December 2000 GLINTON-PELECANOS, Gamell .. ..... ... .... ... ...... ........ ...... April2001 MUNROE, Charmaine D ..... ..... .. .. ........... ....... ....... ....... ... ... April2001 NEILLY, Jacinta M ...... .... ... ...... ....... ... ............ ....... ..... December 2000 SMITH, Maud D .. .. ... ... ...... ......... .... ... ... ... ..... ... ......... ... ...... . April2001 SWANN, Alvin M . ... ...... ... .... ... ..... ...... ......... ...... ......... .. ..... April2001
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE BANKING & FINANCE
OPTION I: COMMERCIAL BANKING
DISTINCTION LEADON, Velma S ... ... .. ...... ...... .... ...... .. ~ ... .. ..... .. ..... ......... . April2001
CREDIT DARVILLE, Katrice E .. ......... .. .... .. .... ... ... .... ..... ... ...... ... .... April2001
PASS SMITH, Linda C ...... .... ...... .. .... .... .. ............... ............ ........ .. April 2001
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE BANKING & FINANCE
OPTION II: PRIVATE BANKING/TRUST
CREDIT DAVIS, Melbith M .. ..... .... .... .. .. ... ... .. ... ................... ...... .. .... April 2001
PASS CUNNINGHAM, Verenique C .... ........ ...... ... .. ... ... ...... ... ..... April2001
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE COM PUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
DISTINCTION WELLS, Raymond ............. ...... ..................... ....... ... .... ........ April 2001
CREDIT ELLIS, Reshenda T .......... ... ............... ..... ... .. ..... ..... ............ April 2001
PASS MILLER, Duane V .............. .. .................. .. ...... ...... ............. April2001 ROBERTS, Christie G ............. .. ... ... ............. .... .......... .. ..... . April 2001
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE .MANAGEMENT
DISTINCTION CLARKE, Ellen A .... ............. .. ............. ...... .... ... ........ ... ... ... April 2001
CREDIT BURROWS, Owen A . .. ..... ... .. .......................... ............ ... .. .. April2001 DAXON, MarshaL. ......... .. ..... ... ....... .. .................... ...... ..... April2001 FORBES, Orlando F ......................................................... .. April 2001 HALL, Camille E. 0 ..... ............... ............... ............ .. .......... April2001 NEWRY, Ruth M ................ ... ... .. ........... ... .................... ..... April2001 SANDS, Sharon D ........ .... ... .... ....... .. ... .... .. .. .. ... ............ .. .... April2001 WOODSIDE, Lorenda M ............................................. ... .... April2001
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PASS GREEN, Alicia G ....... .... ......... ........ ........... ................ ........ April2001 INGRAHAM, Cornell C ..... ..... .............. ..... ........... .. ... ....... . April2001 McKENZIE, Vienna L ........ ............ .. ....... .............. ... .......... Apri12001
DISTINCTION
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ACCOUNTING
CHRISTIE-BROWN, Deborah ........ .. ...... .. .. .. ... ...... ............. April 2001 MORRIS, Alexis K ............................................................. April 2001
CREDIT KNOWLES, Rochelle L. ... .. ...... ................ ... ... ..... .. ............. April 2001 NEWBOLD, Dannielle A.L. ............................................... April 2001 MUNNINGS, Carlos W ... ....... ......... .... .... ....... .... ............. ... April2001 WINLEY, Ali sa A ..... .. .. ........ .. ............................... ........... April 200 I
PASS ALBURY, Tanereka .. . ...... ... ..... ..... ... ... .. ................. ...... .. .... April2001 BOWE, Gaye A ............. ..... ... ... ........................................ .. April 200 I BRIDGEWATER, Kelsey R ................ .... ... ........ .. ......... .. .... April 200 I BROWNE, Kerima A ............................. ..................... December 2000 HAND FIELD, Chanthaina L ..... ......... ....... .. ................ ..... .. April 200 I HEPBURN, Adrian F .. .... ... ..... ........... .. ........... ..... .. .... .. December 2000 KNOWLES, Nina M ................... .. .......... ...... .................... .. April 200 I MARTIN-ROLLE, Leanease A ........................................... April2001 MILLER, Mitsie A ...................................................... December 2000 MOXEY, Mark T ............................ .. ....... ..................... .. .. . Apri12001 PARKER, Tamara L ........................................................... April 200 1 PINDER, Adrian H ................................. ...... .... ...... .... ....... . April 2001 RICHARDSON, Trunmyka K ... .. .................. ... ... .... ............ April 2001 ROLLE, Shenique A ............................................... ...... ...... Apri12001 WALLACE, Chadwell A ........... ... ...... .................... ... .. December 2000 WOOD, Juenesse M ..................................................... December 2000 TURNER, Linda P ....................................................... December 2000
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ACCOUNTING & COMPUTER DATA PROCESSING
CREDIT DA WKIN"S, Davine L ......................................................... April 2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE BANKING
JOHNSON, Aisha M ................................................... December 2000 PINDER, Kesna J ........................................................ December 2000
PASS GillSON, Indira M. Y .......................... .. ............................ April2001 GRAY, Kenria L ......................................................... December 2000 McCLAIN, Crystal M .................................................. December 2000 ROUSSOS, Nicholas ........................................................... April 2001 SAUNDERS, Capucine ........................... ............................ April2001 SMITH, Corolyn K ...................................................... December 2000
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE COMPUTER DATA PROCESSING
CARTER, Samantha R ................................................ December 2000 CULMER, Neil A .................. .................. .......................... . April 200 I PENN, Anya C ............................................................ December 2000 ROBERTS, Darnette T ....................................................... April2001
PASS ADDERLEY, Adrian A ............................................... December 2000 ADDERLEY, Michelle L.. ...... .... .. ................ .................... .. April 200 I BAIN, Johann C .... ............................................................. April200l BASTIAN, Lisa C .............................................................. April200l CLARKE, Sophia L ..................................................... December 2000 DEAN, Anita T .......... ................................................. December 2000 DEVEAUX, Jasmine D .......................................... ............. April 2000 FORBES, Dorlaine 0 .......................................................... April2001 MciNTOSH, Jewel Z ...... , ............................................ December 2000 MONCUR, Andrea A.C .... .......... ............................ .. ... December 2000
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PETTY-TURNQUEST, Kathleen ... ............. ... .................... April2001 PRATT, Latonya E .......... ..................... .. .... ................... ..... April2001 STUART, Anethra L .......... ............ .......... .. ...... ............... .. . April2001 TAYLOR, Tarran A .................................................... December 2000 THOMPSON, Shantell S ............ .. .. ................. ............ December 2000
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ECONOMICS
LOWE, Jiffany V .................................................. ...... December 2000
PASS NAIRN, Shunika A ............... ........................... ....... ..... December 2000 WILLIAMS, Gilbert M .............. .................................. December 2000
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE FINANCE
WOODS, Kendra 0 ............................................................ April 2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE MANAGEMENT
BENEBY, Paulette ..... ............. ..... .. ...... ..... .... .. ... .. ........ December 2000 BRIDGEWATER, Ferline A .............................................. April200l CLARKE, Kendra W .................. ........ .......... ................ .... .. April2001 DUNCOMBE, Donald W ................................... ................. Apri12001 ELDON, Alfred P ............ ... ..................... .................... December 2000 HANNA, Victoria .......... ... ....... ....... .. ........ ............ .. .......... .. April 2001 KNOWLES, Sandra L ........................................ .......... ...... April 2001 KNOWLES, Vernice C ....................... .. ................ .... .... .... .. Apri1200l LIGHTBOURNE, Natasha M ............................................. Apri12001 MOXEY, Shenika C .................................................... December 2000 NEELY, Brett W ........................ .. ...................... ............ .... Apri12001 RUSSELL, Rubyann ........................................................... April 2001 SAUNDERS, Kenneth R .................................................... Apri12001
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CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE MARKETING
FORBES, Chandalear L ..... .............. ....... .. .......... ... .......... ... April 2001
PASS FARRINGTON, Delores E ........ .......... .. .. .. ................... December 2000
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
ADDERLEY, Vinteerie V ............ .......... .................. .. .... ..... April 2001 STUART, Marie L .. .................. .. .... .................. .. ........ . December 2000
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE SECRETARIAL STUDIES
NEWBOLD, Gertrude M .......... .. .. ...... ........ .. .. .. .. .... .. ... December 2000 ROLLE-MOSS, Vernita T .. .......... ................ ...... .... .... ........ April 2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE COURT REPORTING
PETTY, Yontalae S ..................................................... December 2000
CREDIT
CERTIFICATE COMPUTER DATA PROCESSING
SMITH, Barry W ................................................................ Apri l 2001
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PASS
CERTIFICATE OFFICE ASSISTANT
BOWE, Tamicka V ...... .. .. ........ .... ..... ..... ... ......... ........ .. December 2000 KNOWLES, Shonell D ........ ..... ... ....... .... ..... ... ........... .. ... ... . April2001
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION & ClfEATIVE AlfTS
PASS
Chair: Marjorie Cheetham
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ART
THOMPSON, ChristopheR. ...... .. .. .... .. ....... ..... ............ December 2000
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATION
DISTINCTION ARMBRISTER, Charity ... .................. ......... ........... ..... ....... April 200 I FORBES, Baniecra V .......................................................... April200l
CREDIT SWAIN, Jimenta Z. A ......................................................... April2001
PASS SCA VELLA, Perry 0 ... .. .... ....... ..... ......................... ........... April 2001
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PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE MUSIC
ADDERLEY, Seldin ................ .. ........... .... ... .. ... .... ............. . Apri12001 STEW ART, John D ....................................... .. ............ Decetnber 2000
CREDIT
SCHOOL OF EN(fLISH STUDIES Chair: Dr. Earla Carey-Baines
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ENGLISH/FOREIGN LANGUAGE
OPTION A: SPANISH
WATKINS, Heather L. ................... ............ .... .. .. ............ .... April 2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ENGLISH/FOREIGN LANGUAGE
OPTION B: FRENCH
CULMER, Triver M .......... .... .................. ........................... April 2001 JEAN, Edith J .................................................................... . April2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE LANGUAGE/LITERATURE
SKIPPINGS, Trivea L.. ....................................................... Apri12001 THOMPSON, Darnell I ...................................................... April2001
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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Chair: Jessica Minnis
DISTINCTION
BACHELOR OFARTSDEGREE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
DAVIS, Charlene M ... ........................................................ Apri12001 WILLIAMS, ltalia 1.. .......................................................... April2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE HISTORY
BRICE, Lakeisha A.S ........ .......... ........ ...................... ........ . April 200 I KNOWLES, Crystal Y ........................ .. .. .. ................... December 2000 MUSGROVE, Anetra S .......... ........ ................................ .... April 200 I SIMMS, Dean R .......... ................ .............. .......... ........ December 2000
DISTINCTION
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE LAW & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
DILLETT, Damara L .......... ........ .. .. .. .............. .. .... .. ...... ..... . April2001 DORSETT, Randol M.A ............ .. ........ .. .......... .............. .. ... April 2001
CREDIT BASDEN-FOWLER, Erica D .......... .......... .................. December 2000 FRAZIER, Cordell F ................................... .. .. .. ...... ..... December 2000 HUMES, Samika M ..... .......................... .. ................. ... December 2000 SANDS, Castino A .......................................................... ... April 2001 STUBBS, Kristan V .......... .... .............. .. ............................. . April 2001
PASS ASJIE, Letisha D ........... ................................................ ..... April 200 1 BEEN, Yolanda M ................. ........ ..................................... April 2001 BENJAMIN, Allan T ...................... ........ ............... ..... December 2000 CAREY, George T .............. .... .. ........ .............. .... ..... .... December 2000 KELLY, Calnan R ............ ............. ..... .... ............................ April 2001 TAYLOR., Tamara T .. ........................................... .. .... December 2000
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CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PSYCHOLOGY
ROLLE, Dawnika L ..... .............................. ... ...... .. ..... ... ...... Apri1 200I WHYLL Y, Jawatte ... ... ..... .. ... ......... ...... ............ ... .... .... December 2000
PASS MciNTOSH, Patrice V ....... .............................. .. ..... ..... December 2000 HUDSON, Samiyah R .. ...... ................. ............ .. ... .. ......... .. .. April 2001
PASS
ASSOCIAT E OF ARTS DEGREE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
TURNQUEST, Juliemae ...... .......... ... .. .... .... .. .. ... .. ....... ........ April2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE
BEEN, Bernard B .......... ......... .................. ........ ...... ... .... ..... April 200 I
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE SOCIOLOGY
PINT ARD, There II W .... .... .... .. .. ... .............. .. .. .. ... .... ... ...... .. April 200 I
PASS SCOTT, Rannette A ... ...... .. .. .. .... .. ...................................... April 2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE SOCIAL WORK
STYLES, Gia L .. ... ..... ..... ... ... ..... ...... ....... ... ....... ..... .. .. . December 2000
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PASS CI-llSHOLM, Kathleen E ....... ..... ..... .... ... ................... ......... April 200 I FERNANDER-SAUNDERS, Andrea N ........... .... .... ... . December 2000 JOHNSON, Moses A ......................... .. .............................. . April200I
CREDIT
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE SOCIAL WORK
FRANCIS, Carolyn A. .................... .. .......................... April 2001
CREDIT
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
ROLLE, Alice M ..... ..... ..... ... ....... .. .... ........ .. .. ........ ... .. April 2001
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Chair: Dr. Ruth Sumner
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE PRIMARY CERTIFICATION
DISTINCTION BURROWS, Rosemary E ......... ...... ..... .. .... ........ .... ...... ....... . April200I SIMMS, Andrea P ......... ...... ... .......... .. ... .. ...... .. ... ... .... ......... April 200 I WILLIAMS, Yasmin N .. ... .... ..... ... .......... ... ......... ... .. ........ .. April 200 I
CREDIT BAIN, Takia .... ....... ........ .. ......... .... ........ .............. ............... April200I BELIZAIRE, Michelene M ........... ...... ... ...... ... ... ... ........ .... .. April 2001 BETHEL, Candida T .. ........ ... .... ...... .... .... ....... ... ... ... ........ .. . April 200 I GOODMAN, Vashni !.. ... ......... .. ....... .... ........... ..... ... ... December 2000 GRAY, Marcia D ......................... ... .......... ............. .. ... .... .... April200I JOHNSON, Abigail V ... ........... ... ..... ....... ........ .. ... ...... ...... ... April200I MACKEY, Vedra V ......... : .. ..... ... ...... ......... ......... ........... ... . April200I
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McKENZIE, Naria T .... .... ............. ............ ..................... ... . April200I NICOLLS, Natalie E .................. .. ..... ... .. ... .... ......... ......... .. .. April 200 I RAHMING, Alecia Y .......... ... ..... ..... ....... .. ... ... ............ .... ... April 200 I RICHARDSON, Antoinette P ... .. .................. .......... ..... ...... . April2001 ROLLE, Carolyn M .... ...... .. .. ........ ..... .. .. ....... ....... ........ ....... April 200 I ROLLE, Philippa .... .... ...... .. ...... ......... ... .. ............................ April2001 SMITH, Audrea R ................... ...... ..................................... April 200 l SMITH, Sandy S ................................................... .............. April 2001 STRACHAN, Sherilyn D ...... .... ................ .. .. ............ .. ........ April2001 WELLS, Natash a A .......... ................................. .... .. .... December 2000
PASS CARTWRIGHT, Redell S ............. ...... ... .. ............ .. .. .... December 2000 CLARKE, Virginia ............... .. ................................... .. ... .... April2001 DUNCOMBE, Karan L. .................................................... .. Apri12001 McKINNEY, Laura C ..................... .................................... April200I McKENZIE, Titi K ........... .. ...................... .... ........ .............. April200I MURPHY, Sandrine G ............. .. ............ .. ............. ....... .. .... April2001 ROLLE, Kimberley A ...................... ..... .. ........ ............ .. ...... Apri12001 SAUNDERS, Felicity R .. ...... ...... .. ...... .. ...... .. ...... ........ .. ...... Apri12001 STORR, Regina V. F .......... ........ .... .... .................... .... .. ...... April2001 TURNQUEST, Marjorie M.V ............................................. April2001
CREDIT
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE PHYSICAL EDUCATION (K-12)
CARTWRIGHT, Delaeno S ................ ...... ................... December 2000 MISSICK, Shandira L .. ........ .. .................................. ... December 2000
PASS MOUNTS, Reuben .. .... ..................................... ........... . December 2000
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE SECONDARY (ADVANCED PLACEMENT)
DISTINCTION BETHEL, Jennifer M ...... .. .................................................. April 2001 BUTLER-ROLLE, Linda .................................................... April2001 GillSON, Clevette C ........................................................... April2001 LEWIS, Lynette M ................ .. .... ........................................ April 2001
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CREDIT CAREY, Sylvia A .. ... ...... ......... ........ ...... .... ...... .... ....... . December 2000 DEAN, Charmaine D .. ......... ... ........ ... ..... ... .. ...... ...... .... .... ... April2001 EDGECOMBE, Kevin C ...... .... .... ..... ........ ..... ... .... ... .. .... .. .. April 2001 FERGUSON, Dawnette ... ........... ............ ...... .............. ......... April 200 1 FLOWERS, Cbakita L .......... .. .. .......... ...... ... ..... ..... .. ..... .... .. April 2001 GillSON, Sharell A ..... .... ....... ... .. .................. ....... ....... ....... April2001 HART, Priscilla R ......... .. ...... .................. .............. ... ......... .. April 2001
PASS ADDERLEY, Martha] ..... .... .. .............. .............. ... .... ......... April 2001 McKINNEY, Sophia L .... ......... ............................ ... ........... April2001
CREDIT
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE SECONDARY EDUCATION
BAIN, Andre D ............. ........... .......... .... ....... .. ............ December 2000 BRIDGEWATER, Douglas A .... ..... ............................. December 2000 DAMES, Oscar .... .... ... .. .... .... ............ .. ........................ . December 2000 MASON, Pamela C ...... ... .. ... ..... ... ...... ........... ..... ..... .... ..... .. April 2001 ROBERTS, Renate E .. ....... .................. ... ......... .... .... ..... ..... . April 200 I ROLLE, Fontella S .................................. .... .... ...... ... ... December 2000 STUART, Agartha J .............. ........ .. ........... ...... ... ............. .. April 2001 STUBBS, Tavalla M .................................................. .. ...... . April2001 WHYMNS, Clothilda .. ... .................................... .... .. ... December 2000 WILSON, Tamara S ........... ....... ................... ..... ..... ......... ... April 2001
PASS DAVIS, Flora E ....... .. ... ... ..... ... ...... ... ...... .. ... .. .. ...... .. .... December 2000 HEPBURN, Arch ilene J ...... .... .. ... ....... ....... .. ........ ... ... .. ... .. .. April 2001 MOSS, Charles A ........ ......... ..... ........ .. .... ....... .. .. .... .... ... ..... Apr il 200 1
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE PRIMARY (ADVANCED PLACEMENT)
DISTINCTION CLARKE, Nicole A ..... .... ...... ... ...... ............... .... ... ... .. .. December 2000 CLARKE-BETHELL, Barbara M ......... .. ... ..... .... ...... .... ...... April 2001 FORBES, Deborah A ........... .... ... ..... ........ ........... ... .... ........ . April 2001 GORTE, Pamela L .... ....... ... ... ......... ......... ... .. .... ...... ......... .. . April 2001 KNOWLES, Colleen Y ..... .. .... ... ...... ... .. ... .. .. ..... . : ... .. .... .. ..... April2001
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TAYLOR, Jocelyn D ........................................................... April 200 I WALLACE, Kenva W .... ..... ... ... ........ ........ .. .......... .... .. December 2000
CREDIT CLARKE, Albert L ........ ..... ............. ... .... ... .................. ... .... Apri12001 DAXON, Olivia V ...................... ....... .................. ........ ...... . Apri12001 ELLIS, Tammy L .......... .. .............................. .......... ....... Decmber 2000 FORBES, Sandra D ....... .. .............. ... .......................... .... .. .. April 2001 HOLFORD, Lorna S .................................................... December 2000 NIXON, Christine N ....... .... ...... ...... ....... ..... .. ...................... April2001 ROXBURY, Wanrea M .... .. .. ..... ................... .................. ... . Apri1200I SMITH, Dora ...... ............... ..... ......... ....................... ......... ... April 200 I SWEETING, Nathalie ............. ........................................ ... April 200 I WOODSIDE, Valrie P ..... ...... ..... ....... .... .... .. ...... ................ . Apri1200I
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE GENERAL STUDIES
BULLARD-RIGBY, Tiffany S ..................................... December 2000 WATSON, Bianca A ............... ..... ...... ............. .... ........ December 2000 YOUNG, Tamara L ..................................................... December 2000
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY
DELEVEAUX, Ainsley I ............................................. December 2000
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ENGLISH/RELIGION
RUSSELL, Ricardo A ...... ...... ...... .. ....... ............. .. ............... April 200 l
DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION
DISTINCTION BETHEL, Stacy P ....... .................... ............................. December 2000 KING, Patrice .... ... .. ...... ......... .................................. .... December 2000 KING, Selma D ..... ................ ... ..... .. .. ... .. .. ...... .... ..... .. .. December 2000
CREDIT HANSON, Marilyn M ......... .......... ............... ............. .... .... .. April 200 l HENFIELD, Sharon B .... ... .......... ... .... .... .... .... ... .... ..... . December 2000 NORVILLE-SMITH, Eric C ...... ..... ........ ............................ April 200 l ROLLE, Termeka C .............. ........... .. .... ............. ................ April200l SIMMS, Archibald T ............ .............................................. April 200 l URWICK, Uginia A. ......... ..... .......... ..... .. ......... ........ .... December 2000
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CERTIFICATE -PRE-SCHOOL AUXILLARY
PASS BASTIAN, Hertha M ............................ ... .. .. ... .............. ..... . April200l ED DEN, Charlotte ....... ............................ ... .................... .... April 200 I
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SCHOOL OP NATUl;fAL SCIBNCBS & BNVll;fONMBNT AL STUDIES
Chair: Lionel Johnson
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE AGRIBUSINESS
GLINTON, Lamonica S ....................... ................. ....... December 2000 KNOWLES, Santin a M .... .... ................ .................. ............ April 2001
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE AGRICULTURE
ALBURY, Sherlyn L ........................ ............ ...................... April2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE BIOLOGY
CARTWRIGHT, Kimberly N ................................ ....... December 2000
PASS COLLIE, Letitia V ................ .................... .............. .... ...... .. April 200 I HANNA, Michael L ........ ........................ .. ................... December 2000 ROLLE, Chad W .................. ....................................... December 2000 STRACHAN, Lettia L .................. .. ............................. December 2000 STUBBS, Delores .............. .......... .. ...... .............. .......... December 2000
DISTINCTION
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY
JONES, Kemie A ................................................................ April 200 I
CREDIT ARCHER, Denotrah K ........................................................ April 2001
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BAIN, Denardo C ..................................... ... ..... .... .............. April2001 CAREY, Kenneth T .... ..... .... .......... ........ ........................ Dcember 2000 ROLLE, Noelle A .................. ........ ..................................... April 2001 WILLIAMS, Vernessa C ........ .......... ................................... April2001
PASS BANNISTER, Kandis ... ... .................... ... .. .... ........ ..... ..... .... April 200I CULMER, Randolph T ................................................ December 2000 FERN ANDER, Lissette ...................................... ........ ......... April 2001 LOTMORE, Charm in D ............ .... .... .. .................... ........... April 2001 GITTENS, Lashanna N ...... ...... ................ .......... .............. .. April 200 I GREENE, Nachia M .......................................................... . April 2001 MUSGROVE, Derek N .. ...... ............ .... ........................ ....... April 2001 PRATT, Latanya R .. .... ................................................ December 2000 RUSSELL, Katina ¥ .................................................... December 2000 THOMPSON, Tieasher K .... .......... .... ............ ..................... April 200I WILSON, Aaron C .. ................ ...... ..................................... April 2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE CHEMISTRY
MINNIS, Rochelle] .. .... .................................................... .. April200I
DISTINCTION
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY
DARVILLE, Phyllis G ........ ............ .......... ...... .......... .......... April200I EZEGBUNAM, Wendy I ...... .. .. ........ .. .. .................. ............ April 200 I
CREDIT COLEBROOKE, Tarnal! R ...... ........ ................................... April2001 FERGUSON, Acheabea C ........ ............ ................ ...... ......... April200I
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS
TURNQUEST, Darius M .............. .... .................... .... .......... April2001
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CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE GEOGRAPHY
SWEETING, Antoni que C .................... ..... ... ........... ... .. ...... April 200 I
PASS RUSSELL, Suzane A ...... .. ..... .................. ............. .... ... ..... .. April 200 I
DISTINCTION
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE .MATHEMATICS
TAYLOR, Antonne S ....... ... ..... .. ....... .. .... .... ..... ... ... ... ..... .. ... April2001
CREDIT DAVIS, Geneal E . ... ....... ....... ........... ... ... .... ... .... ...... ..... .. .. .. Apri l 200 I TURNQUEST, Niall G .... ... ....... .... ...... ... .... ... .. .. .... ...... ..... .. April 200I
PASS MORRIS, Cyril ....... ........ ......... .. ..... .. ... ...... ..... .... ... .. ...... ..... April 200 l RILEY, Damone H ..... .. ... ... .. ... ... .. ...... ....... .. ..... .... ..... .. .... .... April 200l SMITH, Morl isa L ............. ..... ......... ... ... ..... ....... ..... .... ... .. ... April 200I WILLIAMS, Jeremy J ... ...... ..... .... ..... .. .. ... .. ...... .. ... ....... ... .. .. April200I
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PHYSICS
HALL, Dominique D ......... .. ............... .. ........... .. ..... ..... December 2000
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PHYSICS/CHEMISTRY
CARTWRIGHT, Toni B .. ............. .... .... .. .... ... ... ... .. .... .... .... Apri1 2001
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS
DISTINCTION BON AMY, Zandra Y .... ..... .. .. ... ... .... ........ .. .. ..... .......... ..... .. April 2001
CREDIT STUBBS, Carla K .... .. .... .. .. ...... .. ... .... .. .... .. .......... ........ .. .. .. .. April 2001
SCHOOL OF NUllSINq & ALLIED HEALTH PllOFESSIONS Chair: Maggie Turner
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE NURSING
DISTINCTION McKENZIE, Yvonne M .... ...... ........ .. .. .............. .. .. .... .. . December 2000
CREDIT FERGUSON, Portia M ...... .. .. .. .. .... .. ...... .. .. .. ........ .... .. ... December 2000 HANNA, Tonnette S ...... ...... .................... .... .. ........ ...... December 2000 MONCUR, Thelma T .. .. ...... .. .. ..... .............. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. . December 2000 ROLLE, Prescola A .... ... .. .... .. ... .. .. .... ........ .. .. ...... .. .. .... . December 2000 WILSON, Joanne A ...... .. ................................ .. .... ...... .. .... .. Apri1 2001
PASS HANNA, Sharese S .. ..... .. .............. ...... .. .. ... .. ..... .. .. .... .. December 2000
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGRE E NURSING
THOMAS, Lasbayne S ...... .. ... .. .............. .... .. .............. .. .... .. April 2001 W ALKINE, Gia S .. ...... .. ....... ....... .. .. .. .... .... ............ .. .... .. ..... April 200 1 ZONICLE, Shirley M ..................................... .. ...... .... .. .. .. .. Apr i1 2001
PASS ADDERLEY, Candy .. ..... .. .... ..... .... .. .. ......... ........ .... .... .... .. .. April2001
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ABDUL-HAD!, Khadijah .................... ..... ... .......... ... ... December 2000 BETHEL, Shanique M .... ............... ... ... .............. .. ......... ..... . April2001 BRIDGEWATER, Zandria A ..... .......... .... ........... .. .............. Apri12001 BUTLER, Tameka C .. .. ............ ... .. ...... .. .... .. ... ... ..... .... ...... .. April 2001 DEMERITTE, Lebronia R ... .. ........ ........... .. ......... ..... .. ... ..... Apri12001 HANNA-TAYLOR, Evelyn M ........... ... ....................... December 2000 HUMES, Winifred ............ .......... .. .. ..... ... .. ... ..... ........... December 2000 McKENZIE, Demeika S ..... ... ... ....... ... ... ...... ....... ... ...... .. ..... Apri12001 PALACIOUS, Katura A.L ..... ..... .................................... .... April 2001 PRATT, Ghenet N ... .. ..... ........ ...... ... ... .. .... ....... ..... ...... ... ... .. April2001 ROLLE, Shomie S ....... .... .. .......... ... ...... ...... ..... .... ... ............ Apri12001 ROMER, Jasmine L.. ....................... ... .. ... ................ .... ....... Apri12001 SANDS, Janis D ...... ... ........ .. ...... .. ... .. .. ........ ....... .......... ...... Apri12001 SWEETING, Yvette S ......... .. ... .......................................... April2001 TURNER, Monique T ............................ .......... .. .......... December 2000
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SCHOOL OF TBCHNOLOqy Chair: Gurth Ford
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ARCHITECTURE
PARKS, Lavard A ....... .... .......................... ....... .. .... ...... .... .. April2001 ROLLE, Termeka C ....... .... ....... ................... ..... ... ......... ..... . April 2001 THOMAS, Garvin L ..... .. .. ....... .... ........... ... ..... .... ......... December 2000
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
DOUGLAS, Timothy C. ...................... ....... .. ... ......... .......... April 2001
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ELECTRICAL POWER TECHNOLOGY
ALLEN, Jeremy W ....... ............ ........ ........... ........... ......... ... April2001 FERGUSON, Joey M .... .... .... .... ......................... ................. April2001 SAUNDERS, Addison C ... ..... ... ... ...... .. ........ .... ........... ..... ... April 2001
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
DAVIS, Doddridge E.M .... .......... ... ... ............. .......... ..... ..... April 2001 DAVIS, Jamaal J .. .... .. ....... ...... .... ... ...... .... ... ........... .. .......... April 2001 FERNANDER, Charles K ..... ...... ... .... ... ...... .... .... ....... .. December 2000 McPHEE, Javon L ..... ..... .. ......... .......... .............. ...... ........... April 200) MORRIS, Ryan A ..... ........... ... ..... ............ ........... .. .... .... ... ... April 200 1 ROLLE, Erica S .... .. .... ... .. .... .. ... .... ......... .. ............. .. ............ April2001 STUART, Walter C .. ... ....... .. .............................................. April2001 WALLACE, Janice L .. .... .... .... ........ .. ........... ... ............ ... .. .. . April 200 l
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
CREDIT ROLLE, Noland J. ... ........ .. ... ........ ....... ... .......... .. ... ... ......... . April2001
PASS BROWN, Jeffrey D .......... ..... .. ..... ..... ....... ......... ... .. ...... December 2000 McKENZIE, Trevor A ... ................... ...... .. ........ ............. .... . April 2001
CREDIT
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PRE-ENGINEERING
BAIN, Ramon W .. ... .... ........... .... ..... ..... ....... ... .. ...... ..... December 2000
PASS BULLARD, Carin .. .. .. ...... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .. .. ..... .. ... ..... . December 2000
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FORBES, Stefan A .. ...... .. ...... .. .............................. .. ...... ... .. April 2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
SMITH, Tiffany S .... ...... ............. .............. .. ................. December 2000
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE ELECTRONICS
EDGECOMBE, Kendal! ... ... .. .......... .. ...... .... ... ... ................ April2001
SCHOOL OP HOSPITALITY & TO UaiSM STUDIES
Chair: Kendal Johnson
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
DISTINCTION I-ITNDS, Roxanne ..... ... ......... .......... ......................... ..... .. ..... April2001
CREDIT BAIN, Latina ... ... .. .. ............................ ... .......... ................... April2001 DUNCOMBE, Kim L .................. ....... ...... ......................... . April 2001
PASS
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE TOURISM STUDIES
EDWIN, Karleen .......... ... ..... .. ....... ........... .... ... ....... ... .. December 2000
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CREDIT
CERTIFICATE FRONT OFFICE SKILLS
BROWN, Cindy M ... ..... .. ......... ............ ... .. ..... .......... ..... ..... April2001
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SCHOOL. JIWJIRDS These are awarded on the basis of scholarship as well as significant contribution to the Schools
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Raymond C. WeDs
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION & CJ:fEATIVE AlfTS Charity Armbrister
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Lynette Lewis
SCHOOL OF ENQLISH STUDIES Heather L. Watkins
SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOUJ:fiSM STUDIES Roxanne Hinds
SCHOOL OF NATUJ:fAL SCIENCES & ENVIJ:fONMENT AL STUDIES
Wendy Ezegbunam
SCHOOL OF NUJ:fSINQ & ALLIED HEALTH PlfOFBSSIONS Yvonne McKenzie
SCHOOL OP SOCIAL SCIENCES Damara L. Di/let
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOQY Noland]. RoUe
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Tlls Symllolt of Lsllr1fi1f8
Modem academic regalia evolved from the kinds of apparel worn by monks and students in the eleventh and twelfth centuries to keep warm in medieval castles and halls in which they studied. Academic life, as we know it today, began in the Middle Ages-first in the church, then in the guilds. The teaching guild was the Guild of the Master of Arts, and the Bachelor was the apprentice of the Master. Their dress was the outward sign of structure and responsibility. Academic regalia was thus a visible manifestation-in colour, pattern and design-that unified those of the discipline and like purpose. The principle features of academic dress are the gown, the cap and the hood. Participants in The College of The Bahamas Academic Procession are dressed according to the style of Academic costumes described as follows:
The Gown The gown had 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's Degree. The Master's gown has an oblong sleeve cut in an arc, with a slit at either the upper arm or wrist. The Doctor's gown has bell-shaped sleeves and may also have velvet facing and sleeve bars or chevrons. The trimming may be black, or it may match the degree colour on the gown's edging.
The Cap The freed slave in ancient Rome won the privilege of wearing a cap, and so 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 a square, symbolizing the book, although other authorities claim that it is a mortar board, the symbol of the masons, a privileged guild. The colour of the tassel on the cap denotes the discipline. The tassels on the caps (mortarboards) worn by the faculty may be black or a colour indicating the degree. Those who hold a doctoral degree may wear a gold tassel. It is traditional for degree candidates to wear tassels on the right and for those holding degrees to wear them on the left. Graduates transfer their tassels to the left after the conferring of the degree by the President. Tassel colours worn by our graduates include:
Accounting - Drab Arts- White Economics - Copper Geography - White History - White Music- Pink Nursing- Apricot Secretarial Studies - Drab Language/Lit. - White
Agriculture - Maize Business Studies - Drab Finance- Drab General Studies - White Marketing - Drab Mathematics - Gold Sciences - Gold Technology- Gold Law/Crim.Justice- Purple
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Architecture - Blue Violet Education - Light Blue Engineering - Orange Journalism- Crimson Library Science - Lemon Psychology - Gold Social Studies - Citron Sociology - Citron Public Admin. - Peacock
The Hood The hood is the prominent feature of the academic costume and is lined with the official colours of the institution conferring the degree and edged and bound with velvet or the colour appropriate to the degree. At The College of The Bahamas, the lining of the hood is orange and yellow representing The College's colours.
The Cord The gold cord worn by candidates for the Associate's Degree identifies those graduating with distinction. The cumulative grade point average requirement for distinction is 3.51 - 4.00, effective Fall 1998.
Adapted from: International Code of Academic Dress
Academic Honours Three levels of pass are. awarded in each programme.
E.ffectiw Fall 1998: Distinction ..... ... ... .... GPA 3.51 - 4.00 Credit . .......... ............. GP A 3.00 - 3.50 Pass .... ....................... GPA 2.00 - 2.99
P~OVOSTS Sylvia Darling, Northern Bahamas Campus
Ernestine Douglas, Grosvenor Close Campus
FAMILY ISLAND ADMINISTlfATOlfS Karen Crean, Eleuthera Jenny Kettell, Exuma Phil Pinder, Eleuthera
DIJfECTOlfS Arlene Albury, Student Activities
Earl Alfred, Counselling & Health Services Barbara Ambrister, Management Information Services
Cheryl Carey, Financial Aid and Housing Claire D. Charlow, Rerords Veronica Collie, Admissions Eric Hepburn, PI!Jsical Plant
Willamae Johnson, Ubraries and Instructional Media Services Henry Lightboume, Public &lations and Alllmni Affairs
Christina Nwosa, Continuing Education and Extension Services Mavis Pratt, Huf11t1n &so~~ms
Michael Rolle, Cmtre for Entrepmteurship Dr. Joan Vanderpool, &search Unit
Dr. Thaddeus McDonald Dean, Faculty of Education & Liberal Arts
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION &CREATIVE ARTS Chair: Marjorie Cheetham
H. Chase
P. Glasby
J. Britton
J. Cox
K.Lamb
M. Toppin
S. Williams
C. Burrows
M. Adams
V. Ferguson
R. Coleman
*Study Leave
A. Dean-Wright C. Diment
C. Ancelin J.Behagg*
M. Cabrera J. Connaughton
L. Duncombe C. Justilien
L. Seymour P. Stubbs-Collins
K. Wells S. Wells
SCHOOL OF ENGLISH STUDIES Chair: Dr. Earla Carey-Baines
J. Donnelly M. St. Rose
V. Allen M. Bain*
N. Bethel P. Burkhardt
V. Ferdinand
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V. Ferguson
W. Lewis
R. Pinder
J. Spence
K. Munroe
F. Bethel
M. Stevenson•
N. Hargraves
R. Westra
E. McCollin
S. Plumridge
T. Shields
S. Howells M. Jones•
R. Loomis A. Miller
C. Rahming M. Sairsingh-Mills
A. Wallace• T. Winner
M. MacFarlane-Bain C. Moss
A. Lawlor
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Chair: Jessica Minnis
E. Bowleg C. Rolle.
E. Symonette C. Barnett
J. Miller A. Johnson
D. Rolle-Cargill G. Lahood
B. Thomas Y. Pintard-Newry
S. Wilson K. Sands
A. Thompson
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B. Gardiner-Farquharson
K. Antonio
B. Cook
W. Riley
J. Moultrie
L. Russell
·s. Wisdom
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Chair: Dr. Ruth Sumner
J. Munnings J. Murray
M. Birch-Blackwell R Chase
G. Gomez J. Isaacs-Dotson•
M. Lotmore P. McCann
T. Micklewhite W. Rolle
S. Seymour J. Urwick
D. Wright
Olivia Saunders Dean, Faculty of Business, Hospitality & Tourism Studies
A. Berco
E. Ward
G. Bastian
D. Edwards
I. Hepburn
J. Rosevear
L. Theophilus
D. Williams
C. Scriven
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Chair: David Pinder
J. Pinder E. Poitier
H. Auld M. Barr
J. Bowes S. Davies
L. Evans R Forbes
W. Hicken K. Lockhart
M. Seymour-Miles C. Stuart
W. Watson• E. Weeks
J. Wilson• J. Velasquez
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SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOURISM STUDIES Chair: Kendal Johnson
B. Major-Donaldson S. Rolle E. Saunders
E. Romer R Boulet M. Scott
R Gardiner D. Maycock F. Musgrove
A. Farrington V. Hamilton R Saunders
E. Gibson P. Pelfresne D. Williams
M. Spence-Cartwright H. Von-Rotz S. Thompson
Dr. Brenda Cleare Dean, Faculty of Pure & Applied Sdences
SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCES & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Chair: Lionel Johnson
F. Banks A. Lester Flowers W. Moss
J. Blair Z. Forbes N. Nezamudeen
R. Boothe A. Gunarathna J. Patterson
J. Chisholm- B. Hogg K Reddy Lightboume
N.Collie G. Holden W. Smith
M Elliot E. Johnson J. Thompson
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W. Eyk
L. Ezegbunam
N. Adderley
D. Anderson
E . Freid
T. McLeister
C. Thompson
A. Ambrister
D. Donkoh
A. Hutchinson
W. Sands
G . Kemp N. Udoko
I. Khan C. Ward
C. Mahadeo M. Woodside-Oriakhi*
P. D eluca A. Farley
M.Jackson A. McBride
0. Soriyan M. Spooner
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY Chair: Gurth Ford
K. Cartwright L. Curling
E. Waytowich H. Hepburn
F. Kelly D. Neymour
A. Braynen
SCHOOL OF NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS
N . Adderley
C. Bodie
P. Brown
Chair: Maggie Turner
L. Deveaux* H . Douglas
C. Dean S. Neely-Smith
S. Hanna* T . Adderley*
D . Butler D. Holden L. Rolle
Z.Curry L. Knowles N. Thompson
S. Curtis Y. McKenzie C. Wilson
P. Miller-Brown
LIBRARIES & INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA SERVICES
Director: W. Johnson Deputy Director: B. Walker
V. Ballance M. Duczek L. Telford
B. Barton M. Reynes
DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELLING & HEALTH SERVICES Director: Earl Alfred
Assistant Director: Norma Turnquest-Bienman
T. Ferguson S. Newbold K Thompson*
K Hart-Thurston F. Sands C. Smith
D. Thompson S. Smith
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A. E. Fuller Accounting Temp. Association
Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Anglican Central Education Authority Antoine Sturrup Bahamas Camp
Bahamas Electricity Corporation Bahamas First General Insurance Company Ltd.
Bahamas Oil Refining Company Ltd. Bahamas Supermarkets Foundation
Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute Bahamas Telecommunications Corporation
Bank of Nova Scotia Barclays Bank
Bishop Michael Elden British American Bank
Cacique Awards Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Captain's Charter House, Freeport Catholic Education
Central Bank, Freeport Central Bank, Nassau
Cerestar Service Chris Blackwell
CitiBank COB Endowment Fund
COB Endowment Fund - Sir Sidney Poirier Commonwealth Bank
Cotton Bay Foundation Court Reporting CPU Multimedia
Credit Suisse Dawn Jones
Deloitte & Touche Dental Association
Dr. Truly Hardy Esso Bahamas Limited
Family Guardian Insurance
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Freeport Harbour Furniture Plus
Georgette and Wallace Groves Government of The Bahamas COB Award
Grand Bahama Port Authority Grosvenor Close Medical Centre
Inner Wheel Club Institute of Bankers
J. S. Johnson & Company Limited Junior Achievement, Freeport Junior Achievement, Nassau
Kiwanis, Cable Beach Kiwanis, Eight Mile Rock
L. 0. Pindling & Co. Lindy Russell School, Freeport
Links Long Island Association
Lyford Cay & Canadian Lyford Cay Endowment Fund Marilu Tolo Young
Mees Pierson Ministry of Education Cohort
Ministry of Education Diploma in Education Ministry of Education National Award/Bursary Ministry of Education Teacher Education Grant
Ministry of Health Nursing Grant Ministry of Labour & Immigration
Ministry of Tourism- Cacique Award Morgan Trust
Murray De Young Myron Jacob Foremen Memorial
Nassau Music Society Office of the Prime Minister
Ova DaHill Pilot Club of Nassau Pinder's Point Auto Police Cadet Corps Press Association
Price Waterhouse Coopers Prince Hall Lodge
Project Voice Public Administration
Rotary Club of East Nassau
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Rotary Club of Nassau Rotary Club of New Providence
Rotary Club of South East Nassau Royal Bahamas Defence Force S. G. Hambros Bank & Trust Department of Social Services St. Lucia Development Bank
Sun International Teachers & Salaried Workers Union
Texaco Bahamas Ilmited Trevor Symonette Award
Turks & Caicos Government Seta Beta Sorority
Zonta Club
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Established by an act of Parliament in 1974, The College ofThe Bahamas was created through the amalgamation of four institutions: The Bahamas Teachers' College, The San Salvador Teachers' College, The C. R. Walker Technical College and the Sixth Form Programme of Government High School. The College is the primary provider of comprehensive, tertiarylevel education in The Bahamas and serves a wide and diverse population, its clientele being drawn from all levels of Bahamian society, from throughout the islands of the archipelago and from the wider Caribbean region. Today, some 400 faculty, staff and administrators offer to nearly 4,000 full-time and part-time students a variety of programmes leading to bachelor degrees, associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates.
Over its twenty-six years, dedicated faculty, staff and administrators have brought The College to such a high level of academic excellence that the institution enjoys an enviable reputation at home and abroad. Credits awarded by The College are readily accepted in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States and the West Indies. Graduates of The
'JU'.'l'' nccupy influential positions in the professions, business, industry, the public service and in the institution itself.
The College has grown substantially over the last fourteen years to serve Bahamians in New Providence and in several parts of the archipelago. In 1986, a northern campus was established in Freeport, Grand Bahama. In 1991, programmes in Nursing and Health Sciences administered by the Ministry of Health at Grosvenor Close in New Providence were incorporated into the institution's programme offerings. The College launched an Associate Degree Programme in Office Administration in Georgetown, Exuma in 1985. In addition to delivering instruction in traditional classroom formats at these campuses, The College's Centre for Continuing Education and Extension Services administers a variety of programmes, offering academic, technical and vocational instruction to learners residing in non-campus islands. Today, the beneficiaries of these arrangements are found in Abaco, Andros and Eleuthera. Just recendy, The Centre has intensified its efforts in providing continuing educational opportunities through the offering of several international certification programmes.
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Research is an area in which The College is moving with deliberate speed Compelled by its determination to evolve, in time, into a full-fledged university offering programmes at the undergraduate and graduate levels, the institution has established a Research Unit with a mandate to encourage and facilitate the research interests of faculty, staff, students and the wider public. Field Stations in San Salvador and Andros undertake ecological and marine research and foster international partnerships in research initiatives.
The Centre for Entrepreneurship, established in 1997, is designed to facilitate, support and encourage entrepreneurship and new enterprise throughout The Bahamas. Providing advice, counsel and programmes for persons wishing to start small businesses, The Centre is poised to become the primary provider of advice in this domain.
The amalgamation of The Bahamas Hotel Training College with The College of The Bahamas was effected in August 2000. Coinciding with the restructuring of the academic sector of the institution, it became the School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies in the Faculty of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies. Two other Faculties wanage the institution's instructional programme: The Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts and the Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences.
The College now looks to the future with optimism as it continues to work towards providing access to quality education.
The Academic Ceremonial Mace is historically connected to the fourteenth century when a "battle mace" was designed to protect a king and was carried by the royal bodyguard. This symbolism of authority and power has been transferred to the academic mace and represents the authority of the Chief Executive Officer of The College. The College's Mace measures just over three feet in length and is made from an indigenous Bahamian wood It is topped by a sphere flanked by three blue marlins. The College's crest is carved on the sphere and is framed by the marlins. The Mace was designed by Mrs. Joan Behagg, Art lecturer in the School of Communication and Creative Arts. The carving and production were carried out by the Hopedale Centre.
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