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Conference Panels

 

Plenary Session

9:00-9:30 a.m.

 

Mr. Roy Bodden

Deconstructing Development: Caymanian Society in the 21st Century

 

Panel 1

9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

The Creative Process and the Visioning and Creation
of Caribbean Cultural Identity

 

Mr. Henry Muttoo

My Mind’s Eye - Visioning a Caymanian Identity - the Work of Miss Lassie

Dr. Raymond Ramcharitar

Art and the Emotional Economy of the Caribbean

Dr. Monica Lawrence

The Creative Process: An Analysis of the Late Prof. Rex Nettleford the Choreographer Philosopher

 

Panel 2

2:30 - 4 p.m.

Interrogating Caymanian History, Culture and Society

 

Pastor Al Ebanks

A Second Eden: The Religious Heritage of the Cayman Islands

Mr. Christopher Williams

Grand Cayman, 1734-1834: A Panglossian Slave Society, A Seafaring Society - A Bit of Both, or None of the Above

Mr. Burns Connolly

A Historical Assessment of House  Design and Construction Technology in the Cayman Islands

 

Panel 3

11:10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Issues in the Science and Management of the Turtle Farm

 

Mr. Geddes Hislop

A New Opportunity and Approach to  Conservation Education in the Cayman Islands

Dr. Delroy Mustin

The Cayman Turtle Farm

Mr. Bryan Andryszak

An Overview of Green Sea Turtle and Shark Education Programs at Boatswain's Beach/Cayman Turtle Farm, Ltd.

Mr. Peter Borg

Reintroducing Capture-bred White-crowned Pigeon, Patagioenes leucocephala, into the Wild via Soft Release                                                               

 

Panel 4

11:10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

The Struggle to Sustain a Caymanian Identity

 

Mrs. Natalie Urquhart

A Distinctly Caymanian Experience - Cultural Tourism and Identity Politics in the Cayman Islands

Mr. John Jefferson

Preserving Caymanian Cuisine: A National Imperative

Ms. Denise Bodden

The Unique Responsibilities of the Cayman National Trust Historic Programmes: Challenges and Possible Solutions

 

Panel 5

4:15 - 5:30 p.m.

Issues in the Culture of Change and Change Management

 

Drs. Carolyn Matthews, Robert Weishan, and Mrs. Tracey Hargrave

Confronting Changing Times in the Caribbean Region: UCCI as a Case Study in Change Management Strategies

Mrs. Heather-Ann Cahill

Identifying an Appropriate Human Resource Information System to Maximize Human Capital Within an Organization

 

Panel 6

9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Changing the Culture of Math, Teaching, and Technology in the Caribbean

 

Mr. John Locke

How the Use of Computers Can Change the Culture of Math and Science Teaching in the Caribbean

Dr. Art Bukowski

The Culture of Mathematics and How to Teach College Students with Poor Math Skills

Dr. Jithika Thomas

Collective Intelligence for Caribbean Development

 

Panel 7

9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

Issue in Caribbean Musical Expressions as Forms of Cultural Identity

 

Dr. Donna Hope-Marquis

From Boom-bye-bye to Chi-chi Man - Homophobia in the Dance Hall Music

Mr. Glen Inanga

Genre Theory, Western Classical Music and the Caribbean Musical Arts

Mr. Louieco Lewis

Calypso and Reggae and the Decline in Literacy and Learning

 

Panel 8

2:30 - 4 p.m.

The Culture of Work, Shopping and Real Estate in the Cayman Islands

 

Drs. J.D. Mosley-Matchett and Chun-Chen (Liz) Wang

Cosmopolitan and Ethnic Tensions in the Caymanian Shopping Experience

Ms. Davina Wilson

Flexible Work Arrangements and Work-life Balance: Are these Achievable and Without Trust? (with special reference to the Cayman Islands workforce)

Dr. Ginnie Gardiner

Home-owner Impact of Real Estate Duty in the CI versus Property Taxes in the US - Issues of Culture?

 

Panel 9

2:30 - 4 p.m.

Literature as a Tool of Analysis of the Caribbean Situation

 

Dr. Keith Jardim

From Colonialism to Barbarism: Readings in the Post-Colonial West Indies

Dr. Paulette Ramsay

Visual Rhetoric: Racial and Ethnic Difference in Mexico Through the Distorted Lenses of Memin Pinguin

Dr. Paula Anderson-Suarez

Voice and Values: A Unification of Form and Content in Selected Readings from Caribbean Literature

Mr. Joseph Periera

Constructs of Cayman in Far Tortuga

 

Panel 10

4:15 - 5:30 p.m.

Culture in the Caymanian Classroom

 

Dr. Mark Minott, Miss Diane Campbell and Mrs. Vimala Velusamy

To What Extent Does Multicultural Education Occur in Schools in the Cayman Islands?

Dr. Livingston Smith

Conceptualizing Cayman Culture - Some Theoretical Hurdles

Dr. Anthony White

Perceptions of Caymanian Young People Concerning their Challenges and Opportunities

Mr. Leslie Williams

To What Extent is Multicultural Education Relevant To Curriculum Policy and Practice in the Caribbean?

Mr. Louieco Lewis

The Effect of Culture on the African Diaspora

 

Panel 11

11:10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Issues in Education

 

Dr. Allan Young

Pre-Service Students' Class Standings and their Perceptions of Distance Education

Dr. Claude Oakley

Why Undergraduate Students Cheat: A Synoptic Review

Mr. Martin Keeley

Marvelous Mangroves: A Curriculum–based Teacher’s Guide

Dr. Rostern Tembo

Poster Presentation

 

Panel 12

4:15 - 5:30 p.m.
Sports and Health Care in the Cayman Islands

 

Dr. Dalton Watler-Lyons

The Cayman Islands Sports Paradigm

Mr. Damian Martin

Acupuncture and the Culture of Health Care in the Cayman Islands

 

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