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But foremost is the Obama campaign's And so the research, shared through focus on sharing his strategy and policies The untraditional part of the first Calypsonian, Black Stalin. timely lectures by Professors Pantin and with a wide target audience using several Ceremony came as the graduating class It was an obvious thrill for the Leo Rhynie, as well as the presentations by channels and styles; a key rule known to any in Humanities and Education got to hear guests to hear Stalin sing two songs, our honorary graduates, help us to formulate good communicator and one that we will from West Indian icons, Dr. Kynaston one acapella, the other, accompanied answers to many compelling questions. continue to develop in the years ahead. Mc Shine, curator of the renowned by a guitar, the classic, Caribbean Man, At this years' graduation, we celebrated For instance, UWI Today is a newspaper four outstanding individuals for their designed to update you on the research, Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in a favourite of the UWI Vice Chancellor, contributions to academia and society, teaching and key events taking place at the New York, USA and Calypsonian, Dr. Professor E. Nigel Harris. He did not Professor Kari Levitt (Doctor of Laws – Campus. For more in-depth information, Leroy Calliste, The Black Stalin. 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The UWI and its predecessor the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture (ICTA) has been at the forefront of tropical agriculture research and education for some 80 years. Furthermore, the UWI has published the international journal Tropical Agriculture"… for the last 82 years and as such it is appropriate that an International Congress of this nature be staged at the UWI during its 60th Anniversary Celebrations," the release stated in conclusion. Building on its tradition of research and innovation The Honourable Patrick Manning, Prime Minister in agriculture, at a time when the escalating demand for of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago was invited to biofuels, as well as increased demand for food in India give the feature address at the Opening Ceremony, and China and deteriorating arable lands are having an with regional remarks by Dr. Chelston Brathwaite, impact on economies worldwide, the UWI organised a UWI Faculty of Agriculture graduate and current an International Congress focussed on "Overcoming Director General of the Inter-American Institute for Challenges to Developing Sustainable Agri-Food Systems Co-operation on Agriculture (IICA). Participants in the Tropics". Hosted by The Faculty of Science and were also welcomed by the Vice Chancellor E. Nigel Agriculture at the Hyatt Regency Trinidad, Port of Harris, Principal Professor Clement Sankat, and Spain, from November 30th to December 5th, the Dean Professor Dyer Narinesingh. In closing, a event brought together scientists and practitioners in Vote of Thanks to contributors was given by Professor Tropical Agriculture to examine the challenges and Pathmanathan Umaharan. find solutions. Several internationally renowned scientists The Congress consisted of a conference (December including Professor Malcolm Elliot, Executive 1st-3rd), immediately followed by a two-day Caribbean Director, Norman Borlaug Institute for Plant Science workshop from (December 4th -5th), which addressed Research, UK, Professor Arthur B.J. Mol, Chair regional issues pertaining to food security and and Professor in Environmental Policy, Agricultural poverty alleviation, towards drafting a white paper Research Centre, Wageningen University, the for CARICOM on the way forward. Gold sponsors of Netherlands, Professor Sayed Azam-Ali, Professor the event included, Technical Centre for Agricultural of Tropical Agronomy, University of Nottingham, and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA) and the UK and Dr. Thembela Hillie, Principal Scientist, Netherlands and the Caribbean Development Bank National Centre for Nano-Structured Materials, South (CDB), Barbados. Africa, examined issues presented by the challenges of Dean Professor Dyer Narinesingh "The challenges in small island developing states are even greater due to high pressures on arable land for urban development and tourism as well as to other sustainability concerns." SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 – UWI TODAY 5 caMpuS noteS GIVING BACK TO UWI bursary based on the basic criteria of: successfully completing all courses and achieving an overall minimum Grade B average; making a significant Adopt-A-Student and UWI Bursaries contribution to student life, including service on the Guild of Graduates; and providing evidence of help students achieve their dreams financial need. In 2008 the Chapter provided five undergraduate Free tertiary education is undoubtedly important explained that "the number of needy students has students of $5,000 each along with an annual donation for the UWI, but many students are in desperate need grown and continues to increase. These students of $5,000 to the Main Library. of financial assistance. As a result, two key initiatives experience serious difficulty and on many days are The UWIAA (T&T Chapter) has been able to that provide funding for students at the University unable to afford a proper meal," she added. finance these bursaries through its successful fundraising have been gaining momentum. The testimonials from students underscore the ventures including the Annual International Wine The Adopt-A –Student initiative gives staff need for assistance, for many it ensures that they and Cheese Festival which was held on November and other stakeholders the opportunity to assist continue to pursue their dream of being a University 15th 2008 and its Annual Independence Day Cruise. students with their expenses through a monthly graduate. Bursaries have also been financed through strategic salary deduction. The contributions can be of any "The [Adopt-a-Student] programme was very partnerships with the business community and from amount and are used to assist students with expenses helpful. It was a life saver. $200 may not seem like a donations from members of the Alumni community. that may range from meals to photocopying and lot, but for me it was. Thanks," from Cherianne. – AWH transportation. "For me the Adopt-A-Student programme was a Currently, the Adopt –A-Student programme great relief and served as my monthly expenditure for provides over 20 students with monthly stipends of stationery and copies. I truly believe this programme $200. The brainchild of Director, Student Services, is a wonderful initiative," explained Kenny. Ms. Deirdre Charles the programme has made inroads The UWI Alumni Association (T&T chapter) has since its inception in 2005. Candidates apply, are been distributing bursaries to students of the UWI St. interviewed and their needs assessed for the funding Augustine Campus since 1991, staying true to its motto programme. Currently, Ms. Charles is in the process of 'giving back to UWI'. To date, the Association has of increasing the stipend to $300, because, although contributed three hundred and eighty thousand dollars several members of staff have embraced the initiative, ($380,000.00) in bursaries over the years. the demand for assistance has also grown. Ms. Charles A student becomes eligible for the award of a "In 2008 the Chapter provided five undergraduate students of $5,000 each along with an annual donation of $5,000 to the Main Library." Director, Student Services, Ms. Deirdre Charles For more information on how to Adopt-A-Student please Student Advisroy Services at (868) 662-2002 ext 2097 For more information on the UWIAA please contact Ms. Charmain Subero at 662-2002 ext 2097 or 663-1579 6 UWI TODAY – SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 reSearch A STUDY IN VOLCANOLOGy First PhD graduate from Seismic Research Centre With 50 – 70 active volcanoes erupting annually In 2001 the Seismic Research Centre (SRC) across the globe, including the unique Soufrière initiated a geothermal monitoring programme, as Hills of Montserrat, it is not surprising that research part of an integrated volcanic monitoring programme. in this area has been growing. UWI graduate Instituted to geochemically characterize hydrothermal student, Erouscilla Joseph, who was awarded a systems associated with volcanoes of the Lesser PhD in Volcanology by The University of the West Antilles, the programme also established baseline levels Indies (UWI), St. Augustine Campus in September, of activity from which changes in volcanic activity can is testimony to this. History in the making - she has be detected. Ms. Joseph was intimately involved in the been awarded the first degree of its kind by the UWI. geothermal monitoring efforts and chose to conduct She is also the first PhD student to graduate from the the research as a PhD project in 2003. The PhD thesis Seismic Research Centre. examined the "Geochemistry of Geothermal Systems in Saint Lucia and Dominica, Lesser Antilles: Implications for Volcanic Monitoring". This was the basis for the SRC to officially launch an MPhil and PhD programme in Volcanology, registered under the administration of the Centre. The results of geothermal monitoring in the islands of Saint Lucia and Dominica have successfully demonstrated that it is a valuable tool that can be utilized with other volcano monitoring techniques (seismicity and ground deformation). The information it provided has given insight into changes in temperature and mineralogy of hydrothermal fluids associated with volcanic systems that can provide scientists with Dr. Joseph and Research Fellow Volcanologist Dr. Nicolas Fournier precursory indicators of magmatic inputs. PhD graduate Erouscilla Joseph and Dr. Nicolas Fournier, (PhD Supervisor) at the graduation ceremony. collect gas samples from Dominica's Valley of Desolation. 01 02 08 03 09 04 05 GRADUATION 200 10 06 07 11 12 13 01: Prof. E. Nigel Harris, Vice Chancellor, The University of the West Indies 02: (Left to right) Prof. Eudine Barriteau; Deputy Principal, Cave Hill Campus, Dr. Leroy 'Black Stalin' Calliste, UWI Hon Pro Vice Chancellor and Campus Principal, Cave Hill; Prof. Rhoda Reddock, Deputy Principal, St. Augustine Campus; Mr. Joseph Pereira, Deputy Principal, Mona Campus; Mr. Winston H. Bayley, Unive 06: Ms. Nikisha Alexander, Class Valedictorian of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, addresses graduands 07: Cross-section of Graduands 2008 08: T&T Police Band 10: ALL SMILES: Recipients of Higher 13: Ms. Jolene Romain, Class Valedictorian of the Faculty of Social Sciences 14: Dr. Leroy 'Black Stalin' Calliste's supporters look on attentively 15: (Left to right) Mr Winston H. Bayley, University B 18: UWI Chancellor, Sir George Alleyne 19: Mr. James Richardson, President, UWI Alumni Association (T&T Chapter) 20: (Left to right) Dr. Hamid Ghany, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences 21: Cross-section of Graduands 22: Honorary Graduand, Prof 14 15 16 17 18 08 19 20 21 22 norary Graduand 2008, Prof. Rhoda Reddock , Deputy Principal St. Augustine Campus 03: (Left to right) Dr. Bhoendradatt Tewarie, Pro Vice Chancellor, Planning & Development; Sir Hilary Beckles, versity Bursar; Mr. C. William Iton, University Registrar 04: Mr. Mathew Eversley, Secretary, UWI Alumni Association (T&T Chapter) 05: The Honourable Arthur D. Hanna accepts his Honorary Degree r Degrees enjoying their moment 11: Ms. Charlene Toussaint , Class Valedictorian of the Faculty of Engineering 12: Mr. Istrophle Ali Aziz, Class Valedictorian of the Faculty of Humanities and Education Bursar; The Honourable Arthur D. Hanna, Honorary Graduand 2008; Mr. C. William Iton, University Registrar 16: Honorary Graduand Mr. Kynaston Mc Shine 17: Cross-section of UWI Graduands s; Prof Dyer Narinesingh, Dean, Faculty of Science & Agriculture; Prof. Samuel Ramsewak, Dean, Faculty of Medical Sciences; Prof. Funso Aiyejina, Dean, Faculty of Humanities & Education f. Kari Polanyi Levitt and UWI Vice Chancellor E. Nigel Harris 10 UWI TODAY – SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 caMpuS noteS STAFF CELEBRATED AT VC AWARDS PATRICK WATSON The University of the West Indies (UWI) Vice Hewitt Head of the UWI School of Nursing, APPOINTED Chancellor, Professor E. Nigel Harris, recently Mona, and Professor Archibald McDonald, Dean PROFESSOR congratulated the winners of the Vice Chancellor's of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, Mona Camp Award for Excellence for the academic year were celebrated by the Campus Community. 2007/2008 at a ceremony at the St Augustine The Vice Chancellor's Award was established Congratulations to Director of the Sir Arthur Campus on Thursday 30th October. Dr Colin in 1993 under the former Vice-Chancellor, Sir Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies Depradine, Lecturer in Computer Science in the Alister Mc Intyre to recognise high achievement (SALISES) and former Dean of the Faculty of Social Department of Computer Science, Mathematics by academic as well as senior administrative Sciences at the St Augustine Campus, Patrick Watson and Physics, Cave Hill Campus; Professor Celia staff. As many as five awards may be given in on being appointed Professor. The Sir Arthur Lewis Christie of the Department of Paediatrics (Child any one year in any of the following areas: Institute of Social & Economic Studies (SALISES) Health), Mona Campus; Professor Anselm Teaching, Administration and Research recently hosted "President-Elect Barack Obama: The Hennis, Director of the Chronic Disease Research Accomplishments, Service to the University Challenge of Change in the Caribbean, the United States Centre (CDRC) at Cave Hill Campus; Professor Community, Contributions to Public Service, and and the Wider World" on Thursday 27th November, Kit Fai Pun, Professor of Industrial Engineering in All-round Excellence in a combination of two or 2008 at the SALISES Conference Centre, UWI (St. the Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing more of the five core areas. Each award is valued Augustine) Campus. Professor Watson recently Engineering, St Augustine Campus; and Dr Hermi at US$5,000. chaired the session which featured panelists Dr. Indira Rampersad, Lecturer, Political Science/International Relations, Department of Behavioural Sciences, UWI, Dr Hermi Hewitt Professor Kit Fai Pun Mr. Martin Daly, SC, Attorney-at-Law, Dr. Kenneth Mease, Professor of Political Methodology, University of Florida, Mr. Clyde Weatherhead, Attorney-at-Law. Highlights of the session will be featured in upcoming Campus publications. For further information please call 662-2002 Ext. 2037, 2038, 2391 JENNIFER JOSEPH APPOINTED CAMPUS LIBRARIAN "I want the library to be an inviting place that Professor Anselm Hennis Professor Celia Christie lends itself to discourse and discussion," explained recently appointed St Augustine Campus Librarian, Ms. Jennifer Joseph. When asked about the challenges facing the Main Library over the years, with the growth in the student population, she spoke of capitalizing on the technology to make the information more accessible to the Campus community. There will also be a focus on the Master Plan for the Campus, ensuring that the Library is a Central Service with qualified professionals ready to guide students and staff in accessing important information. "Because of the space limitations, we are looking to do an internal re-organisation – to provide more Dr Colin Depradine Professor Archibald McDonald virtual, on-line services," she added. Having joined the UWI in 1998 as a Librarian (3), she was promoted to Deputy Campus Librarian two years later and worked closely with former University Librarian, Professor Margaret Rouse-Jones. What about the legacy left by her predecessor, Vice Chancellor Award for Excellence awardee, Professor Rouse Jones? "She's a hard act to follow, but she certainly provided me with a lot of guidance - big shoes to fill, but I will certainly build on all that has gone before," Ms Jones concluded. SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 – UWI TODAY 11 caMpuS noteS RAINMAKERS TExAS TOUR A SUCCESS PHOTOS BY BerTrand de Peaza The Rainmakers, tour of the Texas, USA, in Written and directed by Franka Hills-Headley, November has been regarded as an overwhelming the founder of Golden Hands, it features nine original success by the University community. The 45-minute neo-classical compositions for Steelpan and Percussion musical production integrating dance, drama and Ensemble by Dr. Jeannine Remy, Lecturer at DCFA. traditional Carnival characters, was performed Currently, The Rainmakers committee is by Golden Hands Steel Orchestra and The UWI continuing its fund raising drive to meet the budget Department of Creative and Festival Arts (DCFA) of TT$1.8 million for the tour. Approximately half of Percussion Ensemble. the budget was raised through sponsors including: At the 33rd Annual Percussive Arts Society Colonial Life Insurance Company Limited (CLICO), International Convention (PASIC) in Austin Texas, the Ministry of Community Development, Culture the show got a tumultuous standing ovation from the and Gender Affairs, the National Gas Company of audience. The Rainmakers was also staged for the Trinidad and Tobago (NGC), National Lotteries general public on November 5th at the McCallum Fine Control Board (NLCB), Sanch Electronix Limited, Arts Theatre, Texas, and on November 6th the troupe Trinidad and Tobago Entertainment Company again entertained students and children of the school. Limited (T&T Ent), and The University of the West On November 8th the feature performance took place Indies (UWI). The show's Patron is His Excellency at the Austin Convention Centre for PASIC members, Professor George Maxwell Richards, President of before an audience of two thousand. Trinidad and Tobago. Professor Gary Cook, President of the Percussive Funds are currently being raised by selling of Arts Society, presented a commemorative plaque to branded T-shirts, polo shirts, prints of artwork cast, lauding the performance as: "… a highlight of by Nigel Parris and a commemorative magazine. our convention and my personal witnessing of this Other items include The Rainmakers double CD amazing production was both moving and inspiring". with audio recordings and digital files, as well as the The audience seemed to agree, some even showed Golden Hands CD – "Under the Sapodilla Tree". their enthusiasm by taking part in the traditional The magazine was a major part of the fund raising, Sailor Dance. generating over $100,000. in advertisements with sales The Rainmakers also received praise from of approximately $30,000.00. Jeff Hartsough, Director of Event Production and The Rainmakers will also host two concerts Marketing for PASIC, who noted: "Your performance for local audiences on March 8th and 22nd 2009 was awesome; we've had several people say it was one at Naparima Bowl and Queen's Hall respectively. of the best sessions at PASIC…" Tickets for these shows will be available from mid- December. For further information on the "The Rainmakers" please visit the website: http://www.tobago.org/trinidad/pan/rainmakers or Tel: (868) 663 2222 or (868) 662-2002 ext. 3791/3792. 12 UWI TODAY – SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 Sport COOL RUNNINGS Uganda and Guyana lead the way in UWI SPEC International Half Marathon BY ANNA WALCOTT-HARDY Uganadan runner Nicholas Kipruno has won Female category in a time of 1:28:51, with Brian Manager, Group Corporate Communications, Dexter the UWI SPEC International Half Marathon 2008. Maynard retaining his title and winning first place in Charles stated recently. The twenty year old athlete took home gold in a time the Male category on his home ground. The Corporate Sponsor, the Sport Company of 1hour, 5 minutes and 35 seconds, more than two In the UWI Staff category, lecturer Denise of Trinidad and Tobago also supported the 'green' minutes ahead of his competitor, Cleveland Ford Demming emerged as the winner for the women, in race, as well as Blue Waters, the official water of the of Guyana (1:08.22) and Pamenos Ballantyne of St a time of 2:45:43 with Darrin Grenade wining first race. Mrs. Patricia Charles, Race Coordinator, who Vincent and the Grenadines (1:08.53). Last year it was place in a time of 1:25:24 for the men. initially thought of 'greening the race', explained that USA runner George Towett who won the race trophy Although both runners can claim faster times in over 25,000 plastic water bottles used by athletes as and US $2000 cash prize in a time of 1:05:13. the Over 80 Category last year, they defended their they ran along the traffic-free Priority Bus Route were In fact, the overcast weather conditions also titles this year, with Granny (Lynette) Lucess taking collected for recycling. Twenty large garbage bins and proved favourable for Anika Morgan. The eighteen home first place in a time of 3:27:47 for the women; 2000 garbage bags, donated by Rotoplastics Trinidad year old Guyanese runner is one of the youngest to and Charles Spooner also winning first place in a time Limited, were placed in high traffic locations around win gold in the Open/International Female category of 3:14:13 for the men. the UWI Sport and Physical Education Centre in a time of 1hour 27 minutes and three seconds. She Over 700 athletes took part in the November 2nd (SPEC) venue and bus route. The plastic bottles have took the title away from defending champion, Shermin race, one of the most popular events on the athletic been given to a local company for processing. La Saldo, who brought home silver for Trinidad and calendar, with over $120,000 in prizes in a myriad of This commitment to recycling was praised by Tobago (1:27:46) in 2008. Last year La Saldo's winning categories. Presenting sponsors First Citizens once UWI Professor, John Agard. The Faculty of Science time was much faster, with 1:27:17. Tanice Barnett of again partnered with UWI donating $350,000 to the and Agriculture lecturer and former Head of the Jamaica placed third. event in 2008. Environmental Management Agency, who officially In The University of the West Indies Student "First Citizens joins with UWI SPEC in the started the race. He posited that it is important for UWI category, Tanice Ballantyne from the UWI Mona nurturing of a dream, a dream that positions this half- to become a leader in recycling, reuse, conservation Campus in Jamaica, emerged as the winner in the marathon as the premier race of its kind in our region," and protecting the environment. SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 – UWI TODAY 13 14 UWI TODAY – SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 caMpuS noteS GALA GAINS MOMENTUM Over $3million raised for regional development fund for UWI At the media launch Professor Gurmohan Kochhar, Chair of the Gala Black Tie Fundraising Dinner Committee, urged the University's stakeholders to renew and strengthen their relationships with the longstanding regional institution. Mr. Arnold Corneal, Manager of Corporate Communications, Petrotrin, praised the University for "service unequalled in the educational fraternity" and commented on the institution's impact on the local and regional landscape in the field of education. Mr. Corneal also pledged Petrotrin's lifelong partnership with The University of the West Indies, asserting that The University had earned the company's respect and support. Ms. Jeannette Elias, Manager of Corporate Communications, NGC, also extended congratulations to the University on achieving this significant milestone in their institutional history, and gave her company's commitment to education at all levels. Pro Vice Chancellor and Campus Principal, Professor Clement Sankat noted that The Gala, "sets the stage for stronger partnerships between The University, our regional governments, the leaders of business and industry in the Caribbean, and all our PHOTOS BY aneeL KarIM Alumni spread across the Caribbean Diaspora." His address closed with a final appeal to government, business, industry, alumni and staff to continue to support The University by patronising the event. Pro Vice Chancellor and Campus Principal, Professor Clement Sankat (centre) receives corporate donations from Mr. Arnold Corneal (left), Mr. James Richardson, President of the UWI Manager of Corporate Communications, Petrotrin and Ms Jeannette Elias, Manager of Corporate Communications, NGC at themedia Alumni Association (Trinidad and Tobago Chapter) launch for "60" – The Gala, The University of the West Indies' black-tie fundraiser dinner on Monday 17th November, 2008 at the Office of urged all present to "consider the possibility that in our the Campus Principal, UWI St Augustine. lifetime, there will be no greater opportunity than this to join The University in demonstrating unflinching The upcoming University of the West Indies their support to contributing to the future development dedication to the advancement of our peoples, our Gala, has attracted over $3 million in donations to the of UWI through a regional development fund. nations, and our region as a whole." institution. This was announced at the media launch The red carpet affair, also known as Sixty The In her closing remarks, Mrs. Dawn- Marie De on November 17th, 2008 at the Office of the Campus Gala, will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Four-Gill, University Director of Marketing and Principal, UWI St. Augustine. Key to the fundraising 12th December and will bring the 60th anniversary Communications, acknowledged the support offered has been the support of four major corporate sponsors celebrations to a close. The Patron of the event is His by corporate Trinidad and Tobago. in the Diamond category, Petrotrin, the National Excellency, Professor George Maxwell Richards, UWI would like to encourage alumni to support Gas Company (NGC), Western Scientific and BP President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and the fundraiser, 'Sixty The Gala'. Trinidad and Tobago. These companies have pledged former UWI St Augustine Campus Principal. The Gala, "sets the stage for stronger partnerships between The University, our regional governments, the leaders of business and industry in the Caribbean, and all our Alumni spread across the Caribbean Diaspora." UWI would like to encourage alumni to support the fundraiser, 'Sixty The Gala'. For more information about the Dinner, please contact the Local Organising Committee at firstname.lastname@example.com or (868) 662-2002 Ext. 3635. Contact: The Marketing and Communications Department Tel.: (868)-662-2002 ext. 3635 • Email: email@example.com 16 UWI TODAY – SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER, 2008 UWI CALENDAR SCHOOL OF EDUCATION CELEBRATES SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARy of EVENTS In 2008, The UWI School of Education hosted a series of events including: a Distinguished Lecture, Panel Discussion, two Public Lectures, Photographic and NOVEMBER – DECEMBER Publication Display, as well as a Video Documentary in celebration of the 60th Anniversary of The University. Entitled "Celebrating the Past, Looking to the Future", the events included a Distinguished Lecture Gala dinner featuring Mr. Carol Keller, Senior Lecturer at the 12th december School of Education. The lecture, which was held in The UWI 60th Anniversary May at the School's auditorium, examined "The Role of celebrations will come to a close Teacher Education on Schooling and Education Practices with a memorable Gala at the on in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean". Friday 12th December, 2008 at the In June, a Panel Discussion held at the School Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain. This focussed on "Issues Related to Teaching and Learning red carpet affair, to be held under in the 21st Century with a Focus on Research at the the patronage of President George School of Education". A lecture was also held in Tobago Maxwell Richards, promises to on October 16th by Dr. June George, Head of the be a memorable one with live School of Education, which looked at "Education for entertainment, premium bar, All: Meeting the Challenges." Another lecture, which sumptuous dinner and signature was held at San Fernando on November 6th, featured memorabilia for guests. Dr. Maria Byron, Senior Lecturer, the School of Education. In her presentation, Dr Byron examined For further information on the Gala "The Search for Excellence in Teacher Education." An Dinner please contact the Marketing ongoing photographic display of aspects of the history and Communications Office at of the School of Education was also held in the School of 662-2002 Ext. 3635 or email Education's Library, along with a display of publications email@example.com by members of staff. A documentary on the history of the School of Education was also produced and featured at the Book Fair and Cultural Festival held at SPEC, November 12th – 14th, 2008. 2 0 0 9 U P C O M I N G E V E N T S 'navigating risks and Building resilience First they must be children: International congress in Small States' SaLISeS conference the child and the caribbean Imagination of caribbean archaeology 25th to 27th March 2009 -a cultural Studies Symposium 19th and 26th July, 2009 21st May, 2009 The Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and The International Association of Economic Studies will host the 10th Annual The Department of Liberal Arts at the UWI Archaeologists of the Caribbean and Conference at the Cave Hill Campus, Barbados St Augustine Campus will host a conference the City Historian's Office of Havana from the 25th to 27th March, 2009 under the to investigate the old adage that children must are summoning all archaeologists and theme 'Navigating Risks and Building Resilience be seen and not heard. It points to an inherent professionals who specialise in the in Small States'. Presentations will focus on ambivalence in the Caribbean's collective field of Caribbean Archaeology to the Climate Change and Small States, The HIV/ psyche about the place and role of children in International Association of Caribbean AIDS Pandemic, Vulnerable Populations, Social a social order which simultaneously recognises Archaeology to be held at the Convention Exclusions and Poverty. and silences their presence. Centre of Havana Cuba from Saturday 19th to 26th July, 2009. Call for papers-open/Abstracts are welcomed by A call for papers-open/Abstracts are welcomed Compiled by Omega Francis December 15th 2008. by December 15th 2008. 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Pizza Oven by Pizzeria Pronto
Mocha Confetti Cake
- Active Time 45m
- Total Time 3h
16 servings
Kahlua and espresso add rich flavor to this glazed mocha Bundt cake.
- For the Cake:
- 2 tablespoons instant coffee powder, preferably instant espresso
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup warm water
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 3 large eggs, separated
- 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar, divided
- 1 1/3 cups cake flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 7 large egg whites, at room temperature (see Tip)
- 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- For the Glaze:
- 1 teaspoon instant coffee powder
- 1 tablespoon hot water
- 1 1/2 tablespoons Kahlúa or other coffee liqueur or water
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- Tip: To bring an egg to room temperature: Either set it out on the counter for 15 minutes or submerge it (in the shell) in a bowl of lukewarm (not hot) water for 5 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Line the bottom of an ungreased angel food cake pan with parchment or wax paper: first place the pan on a piece of the paper and trace a circle. Cut out the circle, fold it in half, in half again, and in half once more. Lay the folded paper across the top of the pan with the paper's curved edge at the outside rim and the point at the center. Mark where the tube hits the paper and trim off the point to that mark. Unfold the paper and smooth it into the bottom of the pan.
Stir together the instant coffee, vanilla and warm water in a small bowl until the coffee dissolves. Whisk in the oil and 3 egg yolks; set aside. Pulse the semisweet chocolate chips in a food processor until finely grated; set aside. Sift 3/4 cup granulated sugar, flour and baking powder into a bowl; set aside.
Beat the 10 egg whites, cream of tartar and salt in a mixing bowl with an electric mixer on low speed until frothy. Gradually increase the mixer speed to medium-high and beat until soft peaks form. While still beating, slowly add the remaining 3/4 cup sugar and beat until semi-stiff peaks form. Fold the egg yolk mixture into the beaten egg whites with a rubber spatula, then fold in the grated chocolate chips. Sprinkle about 1/3 cup of the reserved flour mixture over the top and gently fold in; repeat with the remaining flour, adding 1/3 cup at a time.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan. Bake until a skewer inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean, 55 to 65 minutes. Invert the cake to cool completely, about 2 hours. (If the cake pan has no "legs," invert it over the neck of a bottle.)
Loosen the cake from the side and center tube of the pan with a narrow, sharp knife. Turn the cake out onto a wire rack and peel off the paper. Turn the cake right-side up.
Dissolve the instant coffee powder in the hot water in a small bowl. Add the coffee liqueur (or water). Whisk in the confectioners' sugar until smooth, adding a little more liqueur or water if the glaze is too thick. Drizzle the glaze over the top of the cake with a spoon, tilting the cake to let some of the glaze drip down the side.
Put the semisweet chocolate chips in a small plastic bag and microwave on High until melted, about 1 1/2 minutes. Snip a tiny hole in one corner of the bag and squeeze the chocolate out in thin lines over the top of the glaze.
Transfer the cake to a serving plate and let the glaze and chocolate firm up for about 30 minutes before serving.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Publisher. All rights reserved.
RecID 7694
nutrition information per serving
254 calories; 8g total fat; 2g total saturated fat; 40mg cholesterol; 110mg sodium; 43g carbohydrates; 1g fiber; 4g protein
These nutrition facts are calculated according to the ingredients listed in this recipe. Any substitutions will change these facts. Although we strive for accuracy, please note that food manufacturers occasionally change their food formulas, which could affect the calculations as shown.
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dc.contributor.author | Yacovazzi, Cassandra. | |
dc.contributor.other | Baylor University. Dept. of History. | en |
dc.date.copyright | 2009-05 | |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/2104/5343 | |
dc.description.abstract | The antebellum era is often portrayed a time of religious flourishing, when the state got along with the church, when revivalism gave a voice to the voiceless, and when churches grew faster than the population. While these aspects are significant, one must also examine the unintended effects of radical freedom and egalitarianism, such as sectarianism, individualism, and heterodoxy. As each religious sect claimed to be the true church, a number of Americans began to experience a sense of religious confusion, detachment, and instability. This resulted in a crisis of sectarianism, induced a number of conversions from traditional Protestant denominations. This paper examines why antebellum Americans converted to Restorationism, Catholicism, and Mormonism. While each of these traditions was considerably different from one another theologically, they each offered converts a sense of religious stability through defined authority and security through cohesive communities and rituals. Furthermore, the critiques of the all the traditional Protestant denominations voiced by these converts, reveals the inherent danger in the American values of freedom, liberty, and independence, as applied to religion, when not maintained by a semblance of order. | en |
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dc.subject | Conversion -- Christianity -- History -- 19th century. | en |
dc.subject | Restoration Movement (Christianity) | en |
dc.subject | Catholic Church --- United Staes -- History -- 19th century. | en |
dc.subject | Mormon Church --- United States -- History -- 19th century. | en |
dc.subject | Religious tolerance --- United States -- History -- 19th century. | en |
dc.subject | United States -- Religious life and customs -- 19th century. | en |
dc.title | The crisis of sectarianism : Restorationist, Catholic, and Mormon converts in antebellum America. | en |
dc.type | Thesis | en |
dc.description.degree | M.A. | en |
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Excitation of terahertz surface plasmon polaritons on etched groove gratings
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The excitation of single and multiple-frequency surface plasmon polaritons (SPP) by a metallic groove grating is studied in the terahertz (THz) frequency range. The efficiency of such gratings for the excitation of SPPs is explored with respect to the grating profile. Numerical simulations provide information on how to design such gratings. Groove gratings were fabricated by anisotropic etching of semiconductor surfaces. Reflection and SPP excitation measurements were done using THz time-domain spectroscopy. The results demonstrate the potential of multisection groove gratings for efficient excitation of broadband THz SPPs.
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(050.1950) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction gratings
(240.6680) Optics at surfaces : Surface plasmons
(300.6495) Spectroscopy : Spectroscopy, teraherz
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Original Manuscript: September 12, 2008
Manuscript Accepted: December 12, 2008
Published: February 27, 2009
Michael Martl, Juraj Darmo, Karl Unterrainer, and Erich Gornik, "Excitation of terahertz surface plasmon polaritons on etched groove gratings," J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 26, 554-558 (2009)
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Jackson is a city in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, United States. The population was 13,758 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Cape Girardeau County. Jackson is named for U.S. President Andrew Jackson. It is a principal city of the Cape Girardeau–Jackson, MO-IL Metropolitan Statistical Area. [edit] Research Tips