Journal of the University College of the Cayman Islands

Aims and Scope

The Journal of the University College of the Cayman Islands (JUCCI) seeks to create a voice for the faculty, staff, and students of the University College of the Cayman Islands as well as the wider community, in such a way as to express and catalyze the views, emotions, and values that represent and strengthen the environment.

It is our aim to reinforce and reflect the images that represent this society, its roots, and its relationships with the wider Caribbean and the world, in ways that encourage excellence in research, analysis, creativity, and discourse.

JUCCI is a multidisciplinary journal covering a broad spectrum of topics and perspectives. Being eclectic in nature, the journal publishes ambitious works that reflect a wide range of critical and analytic approaches. Under the supervision of an editorial board, manuscripts of exceptional academic merit on a variety of subjects are published.

Papers are accepted throughout the year for publication in the University Journal. Careful observation of the requirements set out in the JUCCI Contributions Guide will reduce the time needed for processing manuscripts and thereby contribute to earlier publication.

Editorial Board

In alphabetical order according to last name:

Paula Grace Anderson, PhD, Professor of English Studies at UCCI

Anne-Maria Bankay, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Modern Language Education at University of the West Indies

Calvin Bromfield, Professor, Department of Social Studies at UCCI

Brian Chapell, PhD, Dean at UCCI

Perry George, Chair, Computer Science at UCCI

Ray Jones, Chair, Continuing Studies at UCCI

Mark Minott, PhD, Associate Professor, School of Education, UCCI

Brian Meeks, Professor, Department of Government at University of the West Indies

Charlene Sharpe-Pryce, Chair, Department of History at Northern Caribbean University

Livingston Smith, PhD, Chair, Editorial Board, Associate Professor, Social Sciences at UCCI

Jennifer Williams, PhD, Chair, Social Sciences at UCCI

Robert Weishan, Professor and Chair, Business Studies, UCCI