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Contribute Submit news and opinion for publication ST THOMAS, USVI -- University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) alumni, political and corporate leaders, and others will get an opportunity to take advantage of career advancement opportunities offered by UVI, namely, the university’s first PhD and six master’s level programs in business and education. Representatives from UVI will visit five island nations between June 15 and 30. The new graduate programs include: • The PhD in Creative Leadership for Innovation and Change, starting in the fall of 2016. The degree program will offer an extensive study of relevant leadership knowledge, which will be applied to the development of innovative practices for leading institutions and other complex organizations. • The Master of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in counseling is designed to prepare students to work in a variety of social service and counseling settings. • The Executive Master of Business Administration targets students who are currently employed in executive capacities, but who lack graduate credentials. • The Master of Accounting has an option to do a dual Master of Business Administration degree. • The Master of Arts in Educational Leadership is designed to prepare aspiring principals, assistant principals, and other educational professionals for school leadership positions. • The Master of Arts in School Counseling and Guidance is designed to prepare aspiring school counselors to become strong, effective and capable of facing the challenges of a changing territory, Caribbean and world. Associate Provost Dr James Maddirala is excited to share information about the excellent graduate programs with public and private sector leaders in other Caribbean nations. Maddirala will travel to Nevis, St Kitts, St Maarten, Anguilla and Tortola. He will be meeting with heads of state and other community leaders, many of whom are ready to spread the word about these new educational opportunities. “If your passion has waned, trust the magic of new beginnings,” said Maddirala, who is also the program director for the PhD in Creative Leadership. “Adult learners in our new PhD program will be encouraged to study organizations from a transdisciplinary perspective that will transform communities through local and global venues.” Graduate programs are available to international students who meet all entrance requirements. Some classroom time is compulsory, but international students will be allowed to complete most components of the degree online. Vance Amory, the current premier of Nevis, is a UVI alumnus who is eager to promote UVI graduate programs throughout his country. Chief minister of Anguilla, Victor Banks – also a UVI alumnus – wishes to support the expansion of UVI by encouraging members of his community to choose UVI for its academic excellence, proximity, affordability and flexibility. Maddirala will be reaching out to other UVI alumni in the island nations as well. “Throughout the past year, alumni and friends have shown great interest in our new graduate programs, and the Office of Alumni Affairs has received numerous queries about the PhD program, which is slated to begin in the fall of 2016,” said Linda Smith, UVI’s director of annual giving and alumni affairs. “UVI has News from USVI: Tuesday November 29, 2016 Best Travel Destinations 1 State Health Insurance 2 US Virgin Islands Prev Next UVI's first PhD and new graduate programs to be featured in Caribbean Published on June 16, 2016 Email To Friend Print Version CARICOM OAS OECS ACS CELAC ECLAC TAKE A LOOK • ALERT: 5 Signs You'll Get Cancer • Prayer Strengthens the Brain and Helps Fight Dementia • 3 Signs Clogged Arteries Are Ruining Your Heart • Signs and Wonders: Is Jesus' Return Imminent? • These 6 Things Make Your Arthritis and Joint Pain Worse • ALERT: 5 Signs You'll Get Alzheimer's Disease Powered by Best Travel Destinations State Health Insurance Weight Loss Tips Affordable Vacation Trips High Paying IT Jobs Local Weather Conditions Other Headlines: Panamanian organised crime prosecutor obtains extension in Panama Papers law firm investigation Controversial sports program may be linked to prominent lawyer's assassination in OAS highlights improvements; CARICOM observers satisfied with Haiti's elections CARICOM to monitor Sunday's elections in Haiti; OAS mission deployed CARICOM Energy Month gets underway CARICOM's 'political will' to move agriculture forward impresses Pacific Islands Click here for more CARICOM news... 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