Editorial Staff
12/04/25 09:28

Editorial Staff
12/04/25 09:28

Governor-General Champions Alumni Engagement and National Development at UWI Five Islands Campus

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From L-R Shavar Maloney, Ajanté Fraser, Shemar Abel, Jevonté Spencer, Sandra Griffith-Carrington, His Excellency, Kioja Burke, Odaissia Nichols, Kerron Mckenzie and Alumni Assistant Joshua Bishop

Significantly, Sir Rodney announced the launch of the Governor General’s Alumni Roundtable, an upcoming national dialogue initiative to be hosted at the Five Islands Campus.

The Roundtable will invite students and alumni to propose solutions to pressing national challenges in areas such as education, innovation, youth development, and sustainability. A live televised event will showcase the best proposals, with the most promising solution earning recognition at an award ceremony at Government House.

“This is more than a discussion,” he emphasized. “This is a chance to turn ideas into impact.”

The evening’s programme included welcoming remarks and the launch of the UWI Alumni Outreach Campaign by Shavar Maloney, Marketing, Communication & Commercialisation Officer; acceptance remarks by Ajanté Fraser, UWI STAT Ambassador; congratulatory addresses from Sandra Griffith-Carrington, Global Campus Officer for Alumni Relations, and Joshua Bishop, Global Campus Alumni Assistant; remarks by Jevonte Spencer, Guild President 2024/2025; and acknowledgements by Kioja Burke, President of the UWI STAT Executive.

The event concluded with refreshments and camaraderie, as participants affirmed their commitment to the UWI legacy and to shaping a brighter future for Antigua and Barbuda and the wider Caribbean.

4 Comments

  1. Unruly One

    All I see is smart intellectual ppl. All the best to the new cohorts. But we need to get them into the secondary schools to do something about the math problem.

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  2. Antigua Surf

    This is exactly what our youth need – not just recognition, but platforms to make real change!!

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  3. Luka Johnson

    Good job for the governor.

    Reply
  4. Juju Bee

    Congratulations and keep up the good work

    Reply

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