The Dean’s List
University of the West Indies, Mona, Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal Professor Archibald McDonald gifted Professor Duggan with this piece by sculptor and potter Phillip Supersad.<strong></strong>
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July 26, 2016

The Dean’s List

Eleven years ago, Professor of Information Systems Evan Duggan, returned to The Rock to start the PhD programme in Management Information Systems at the University of the West Indies, (UWI) Mona, from a teaching post at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. This then led to posts as Executive Director of the Mona School of Business & Management, and subsequently as Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Having wrapped his tenure as the administrative head of that faculty, Duggan comes full circle as he returns to the University of Alabama at Birmingham to begin teaching, for two years, as of the upcoming fall semester.

Thursday Social

headed to the Mona Visitors’ Lodge & Conference Centre, last Tuesday evening, as his colleagues and well-wishers bade him adieu in fine style…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Professor Duggan&rsquo;s former prot&eacute;g&eacute;es made nostalgic addresses. Dr Lila Rao-Graham (left), deputy executive director of the Mona School of Business & Management; and Dr Arlene Bailey, associate dean of research and innovation at the Faculty of Social Sciences, and lecturer in the Department of Sociology, Psychology & Social Work at the University of the West Indies, Mona.<strong></strong>
Professor Duggan&rsquo;s former prot&eacute;g&eacute;es made nostalgic addresses. AT LEFT: Dr Lila Rao-Graham, deputy executive director of the Mona School of Business & Management; and AT RIGHT: Dr Arlene Bailey, associate dean of research and innovation at the Faculty of Social Sciences, and lecturer in the Department of Sociology, Psychology & Social Work at the University of the West Indies, Mona.<strong></strong>
Ative Ennis (left), head of innovation and enterprise solutions at Digicel Business, and Dr Damien King, economist, senior lecturer, and former head of the Department of Economics at the University of the West Indies, Mona.<strong></strong>
Mona School of Business & Management Executive-In-Residence Harry Smith, and Bahama Traders Managing Director Neadene Shields-Tufton. (<strong>Kenyon Hemans)</strong>
Faculty of Social Sciences Administrative Officer Kayann Henry made a farewell presentation &mdash; a painting of the University Chapel by Michael Brooks &mdash; to Professor Duggan on behalf of the faculty.<strong></strong>
Man of the moment, Professor Evan Duggan, the outgoing dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of the West Indies, Mona.<strong> (Kenyon Hemans)</strong>
Songbird Samantha Strachan<strong> (Kenyon Hemans)</strong>
Leader of Opposition Business in the House of Representatives and Member of Parliament for Kingston Eastern and Port Royal Phillip Paulwell.<strong></strong>
&lsquo;Jazmyn & Friends&rsquo; front woman and lead vocalist Jasmine Taylor serenaded the attendees at the Mona Visitor&rsquo;s Lodge & Conference Centre.<strong></strong>
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Professor Duggan&rsquo;s successor and cousin, respectively, Professor of Management Studies Ian Boxill (left) and Minister of Health Dr Christopher Tufton.<strong></strong>
University of the West Indies, Mona Pro-Vice Chancellor and Principal Professor Archibald McDonald speaks at the farewell function for Professor Duggan.<strong></strong>
Jamaica Public Service Company President & CEO Kelly Tomblin<strong></strong>
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Great People Solutions Founder/CEO Lisa Soares Lewis and tTech Founder/CEO Edward &lsquo;Teddy&rsquo; Alexander.<strong>Kenyon Hemans</strong>
Dr Derrick McKoy, dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of the West Indies, Mona.<strong></strong>
&lsquo;Jazmyn & Friends&rsquo; front woman and lead vocalist Jasmine Taylor serenaded the attendees at the Mona Visitors&rsquo; Lodge & Conference Centre.<strong></strong>
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