PHOTO: Career expo
Career & Education
March 9, 2013

PHOTO: Career expo

From left, Dr Wayne Henry, vice president government affairs at ScotiaBank Group; Rose Cameron, director, Office of Student Services and Development at the University of the West Indies (UWI); Gillian Rowlands, managing director Hamilton Knight and Associates; and Brenda Cuthbert, CEO, Jamaica Employers Federation, chat at the official opening ceremony for UWI’s Career Awareness Month expo held on campus recently. (Photo: Aston Spaulding)

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