Alumni@UWI has blossomed into a fine online magazine, with a short version available for those who prefer brief updates. For those who prefer to print the magazine, it can be downloaded in a pdf (magazine) format.



Alumni@UWI carries news from the UWIAA chapters, campuses and UWI centres in the 15 Caribbean countries in which this regional institution operates. This publication celebrates the achievements of faculty, alumni and regional professionals and leaders in all spheres. It highlights the undergraduate and graduate programmes and developments, research, knowledge creation and the overall impact that The University of the West Indies has had and continues to have, not only in the Caribbean, but in the world. It hopes to engender “Pelican Pride” amongst alumni and to make all graduates feel that they are truly part of One UWI, One Alumni Family.


The editor of Alumni@UWI, Celia Davidson Francis, heads the Alumni Relations function for the University of the West Indies. She is well appointed to direct the editorial production process and ensures that the creative framework for this regional publication targets the needs and wants of UWI alumni. Information for articles is contributed by alumni, the Vice Chancellery, the American Foundation for the University of the West Indies, Campus Communications and Public Relations Offices, Faculties, Departments, Campus Newsletters, student and regional publications. Photography is done by 2nd year UWI student, Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, Nathaniel Stewart, other graduates and campus photographers.

Alumni@UWI is published by Alumni Relations, Institutional Advancement Division (IAD) in association with Stratcom Marketing Services, headed by Yvonne Graham, UWI MBA graduate.


Alumni@UWI Thanks you for your feedback!

“Prime Minister Spencer has asked me to express his profound appreciation for such a wonderful publication detailing the ongoing work at the University’s three main campuses.” Valerie Harris-Pole, Executive Secretary to the Prime Minister, Government of Antigua and Barbuda.

“Attractive, informative, good marketing! Congratulations .... keep it up. I particularly like the V.I.P. – Very Important Pelican concept.” Professor Marlene Hamilton, Pro-Vice Chancellor – Board of Undergraduate Studies.

“Interesting and informative and it is quite heartening to learn what is happening on the various campuses and with the Alumni Chapters.” Audia Barnett, Ph.D. Executive Director, Scientific Research Council, Jamaica.


If you wish to subscribe to ALUMNI@UWI, please email us at iad@uwimona.edu.jm


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