A Week of Activities that featured a series of events designed to foster community
spirit, advocate for important causes, has just been concluded by The University of
the West Indies Global Campus Antigua Guild of Students.
The activities were also to celebrate the achievements of its student body and by
extension the 75 th anniversary of the university.
The activities included a church service, media day, a day set aside for
environmental advocacy, a blood drive and a day where members assisted with
preparing and sharing food for the less fortunate at the Soup Kitchen located near
the public market in St. John’s.
The week’s activities came to an end last Saturday night with an Honour Roll
Ceremony. A total of 28 students were recognized and celebrated for their
outstanding academic achievements, reinforcing the guild's commitment to
academic excellence. Also in attendance was the Foreign Affairs Minister E.P.
Chet Greene who also shared remarks with the awardees. Minister Greene
congratulated the students and shared his excitement for being a part of the
inaugural ceremony hosted by the Global Campus Antigua Site.
The University of the West Indies Global Campus Guild of Students Week of
Activities not only showcased the diversity of talents and interests within the
student body but also demonstrated the guild's dedication to fostering a supportive
and vibrant community. The week served as a reminder of the impact that students
can make when they come together with a shared vision for positive change.
The UWI Global Campus is formally the UWI Open Campus located on the Queen
Elizabeth Highway.
