EMILY DICK-FORDE -
Emily Dick-Forde is Acting Head of the Department of Management Studies. She holds a B.Sc. in Accounting (First Class Honours) UWI, a M.Phil in Finance (University of Cambridge), a Ph.D. in Accounting (University of Dundee) and the professional designation of certified Management Accountants (CMA) with the Society of Management Accountants of Ontario, Canada. Her career with the UWI began in 1991. Dr. Dick-Forde is currently researching in the area of corporate environmental accounting, accounting and culture in the Caribbean, and critical theory and accounting research.

PHILMORE ALLEYNE -
Philmore Alleyne holds a B.Sc. In Accounting (UWI) and the ACCA. A Chartered Accountant by profession, and a Fellow of the Association of Certified and Chartered Accountants (FCCA), he has worked in the Accounting and Auditing profession for sixteen years. He brings a wealth of practical experience to the classroom. His research interests are the tax reform process in Barbados and the auditing environment in Barbados. Doctoral student - University of Bradford.

H. ANTHONY ARTHUR -
Anthony Arthus holds a B.A. in Sociology and Economics (Trent University) and an M.Sc. In Tourism (University of Surrey). He has spent more that twenty years in Tourism Management with the Barbados Tourism Authority, serving as Travel Development Officer in Canada, Director of Marketing for North America in the USA, and Chief Executive Officer. Mr Arthur taught Tourism at the Barbados Hotel School on a part-time basis, and was also Lecturer in Tourism at the Centre for Hotel and Tourism Management of the University of the West Indies at Nassau, Bahamas. Mr Arthur has worked as a Tourism and marketing Consultant, and served as Project Leader and Tourism Development Planner for an OAS/Government of Grenada Project, preparing a Tourism Master Plan for Grenada.

KEN BLAWATT - LECTURER -
Ken Blawatt holds a B.Sc in Mechanical Engineering (University of Manitoba), and MBA (York University) and Ph.D (Cranfield). He specializes in Strategic Management, Marketing, Market Research and Entrepreneurial Leadership. His publications include “Marketing for the Technical Entrepreneur”, (a Waterloo Innovation Centre Publication), a variety of journal papers: papers in proceedings on Marketing, Retail Systems and Entrepreneurship, and a text on “Entrepreneurship: Process and Management”. He is currently working on new books concerning E-Commerce and Small Business, New Venture Financing and Entrepreneurial Leadership.

DONLEY CARRINGTON - (On Leave)
Donley Carrington holds a B.Sc. In Accounting (First Class Honours), UWI, and MBA (Iowa State University) and the CMA from the Institute of Management Accountants (USA). He joined the Department of Management Studies in 1994 as a Temporary Lecturer in Accounting after teaching at Ellerslie Secondary School for over 14 years. Mr Carrington is an Erdiston trained teacher. He was appointed Lecturer in Accounting in July 1997. Mr Carrington has worked with non-profit organisation in developing accounting systems. His research interests are costing systems, accounting information systems and human resources accounting. Doctoral student at University of Hule.

EDWARD CORBIN -
Edward Corbin holds a B.Sc. In Management (UWI) and an M.Sc. (Distinction) from the London School of Economics (LSE). He is currently enrolled in a research Ph.D. programme at UWI. He has been a Part-time Lecturer in the Department since 1995 and was recently appointed Temporary Lecturer. Mr Corbin is a Human resource Management Specialist who has worked and consulted in both private and public sector organization over the past 15 years. His research interest are human resource management, leadership and service quality management.

PRISCILLA GLIDDEN -
Priscilla Glidden holds the Ph.D in Management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She has been teaching graduate and undergraduate students at Bentley College in Massachusetts since 1990. Dr. Glidden also taught at the Lesley College Graduate School in Massachusetts. Dr. Glidden combines teaching with active involvement in the private sector. She has held senior positions in different organisations. Her publications appear in Academic Journals.

CRISTINA JONSSON -
Cristina Jönsson joined the Department in 2003. She holds a Masters degree in Tourism Management from Griffith University (Australia) and B.Sc. degrees with Honours from Oxford Brookes University (UK) and Griffith University. Ms Jönsson is a native of Sweden. Prior to joining UWI she was as a regional tourism development manager in Sweden working on various projects from ecotourism development to regional branding and marketing. She is well traveled and has lived, as well as worked in the tourism industry around the world. Ms Jönsson has worked and consulted in both private and public sector organizations in countries such as Brazil and Sweden. She speaks seven languages and as a polyglot she has added richly to international projects through translation, interpretation and cross cultural communication. Her major areas of research include sustainable tourism, tourism planning & development, disaster management and tourism motivation.

JAMAL KHAN -
Jamal Khan holds a B.A and an MA(Dacca), and MPA and Ph.D. (Cincinnati). He has been with the UWI since 1974. A Professor in Public Administration, Dr. Khan has written extensively in international journals such as Administrative Science Review, Public Administration Review, Management Development, International Journal of Public Sector management, Project Management Quarterly and Bangladesh Journal of Public Administration. His publications include Development Administration: Field Research in Barbados (1976), Managing Development: Theory and Practice (1978), Public Management: The Eastern Caribbean Experience (1982), (1987), The Context of Film as an Art-Form (1982) and Doing Projects (with W. Soverall) (2000). He has provided consulting service to regional institutions in the area of policy making, programme management, and development planning. His teaching research interest are development management, public section management techniques, policy analysis and project management.

NICOLE KNIGHT-ARTHUR -
Nicole Knight-Arthur holds a B.Sc. Management Studies, (University of the West Indies) and an MBA (London South Bank University). She is currently completing doctoral studies in Change Management at the Graduate School of Business, Newcastle upon Tyne University.

SONIA MAHON - (DEPUTY DEAN- FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES)
Sonia Mahon holds a B.Sc in National Sciences (UWI) and an M.Sc. in Management Information Systems (Boston University). She joined the Department in 1992 as a Temporary Assistant Lecturer and was on study leave during the 1994/1995 academic year. She returned to the Department in 1995 as a Lecturer in Computing. Mrs. Mahon has also been developing several computer training programme sand developing software systems solutions. Her research are in formation technology and business information systems. Mrs. Mahon is a Doctoral Student at UWI - Mona.

LAWRENCE NURSE -
Lawrence Nurse holds a B.A in History and Economic (UWI) and an M.Sc in Labour Studies and Ph.D in Sociology, (University of Massachusetts). Before joining the University in 1977, Dr. Nurse worked for a major trade union in Barbados and for the Caribbean Community Secretariat in Guyana. He is a Senior Lecturer in management, with particular reference to the management of human resources, industrial relations and organisational development. Dr. Nurse is the author of Public Policy and Industrial Relations in the Commonwealth Caribbean (1980) and Trade Unionism and Industrial Relations in the Commonwealth Caribbean (1992). His research interests include Public Policy and Industrial Relations; Employee Relations Management, Organisational Justice, Workplace Politics, Industrial Conflict and Corporate Culture. Dr. Nurse has published several articles in regional and international journals, including Social and Economic Studies, Administration and Society, Nueva Sociedad and Labour Law Journal. His work also appears as chapters in books. He is a former chairman of the Board of Directors of Arawak Cement Company, and is a Member of the Board of Directors of the Barbados Port Authority.

PAUL POUNDER -
Paul Pounder holds a BBA in Entrepreneurial Studies (Honours) (Brock University). He has completed the masters level and is currently completing the Ph.D in Manufacturing Engineering a the University of Birmingham. Before joining the Department, Mr. Pounder was Business Development Officer/Coordinator - Innovation Support Programme at the Barbados Investment and Development Corporation. Mr Pounder taught Business Entrepreneurship at the Barbados Community College in the B.Ed. Programme from 2004. His areas of research are small and medium-sized enterprises and operations management.

BETTY JANE PUNNETT - (ON LEAVE - HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES(
Betty Jane Punnett joined the Department in November 1999 as Professor in General Management and International Business. She holds the B.A in English (McGill), M.B.A in Personnel (Marist College) and the Ph.D in International Business/Organisational Behaviour (NYU). Prof. Punnett was until recently Prof. of International Business and Organisational Management at the Mona Institute of Business, and prior to that served for many years as Professor at the University of Windsor in Canada. She has held visiting appointments at a number of universities. She has published several articles in a number of international journals, several chapters in books, as well as four books. She was Director of International Programmes, Academy of Management and serves as a member of the Editorial Board of a number of international journals. Her research interests are culture and its Impact on international management and human resource management.

C. JUSTIN ROBINSON - (DEPUTY DEAN, OUTREACH)
Justin Robinson holds a B.Sc in Management Studies (First Class Honours) (UWI), an M.Sc. in Finance and Econometrics (Florida International University) and a Ph.D. (Manchester). He joined UWI as a Temporary Lecturer in Management in 1992 and is now a Lecturer in the Department. Dr. Robinson’s research interest are corporate financial management, derivatives, investments, risk management and financial market efficiency. He has published on these subjects in a number of international journals.

JOSEANN SMALL -
Joseann Small holds a B.Sc in Management (First Class Honours) (UWI) and an MBA (Florida) with concentrations in Entrepreneurship and Marketing. Prior to joining the Department, Ms. Small worked as a Management Consultant with David Shorey and Co. Her research interests are in the areas of new product development in the Caribbean and entrepreneurship.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

MONICA SMITH is Temporary Administrative Assistant. She was with the Unit of Administration and Accounting since 1979 before it became the Department of Management Studies three years later. She is responsible for special projects and ensures that workshops and seminars, as well as graduate rpogrammes, run smoothly and effectively. Ms Smith can direct you to the best person when you call the Department with a particular need. She is the likely person to work on coordinating new projects, and the compilation of reports.

NEILA HINKSON is a Temporary Departmental Secretary. She has been with the Department of Management Studies since 1986. She is responsible for the overall smooth operation of the office and is very knowledgeable about the regulations for courses and programmes (prerequisites, etc.) She is also usually aware of lecturers’ movements (office hours, cancellation classes, etc). Mrs Hinkson liaises with Administration about room allocations and timetables changes as well as supervises the collection of projects and distribution of handouts for courses.

MARGARET LAMONTAGNE-CHASE, Temporary Stenographer/Clerk joined the Department in February 2003. She assists with the preparation of student handouts and other course materials. She is responsible for compiling information for Book Orders and also answers students’ queries.

DEBORAH HOWARD is a Temporary Stenographer/Clerk, who joined the Department in May 2005. She assists with the preparation of students handouts, other kinds of student-related activities and answers students’ queries.

PART - TIME STAFF

In addition to the full-time faculty, the department of Management Studies employs a part-time faculty. It consists of persons who are interested in lecturing and who enrich their teaching by their work experience. Some of the persons listed below provide tutorial assistance while others lecture and are responsible for a course:

1. ROGER ARTHUR, ACCA

2. SYDNEY ARTHUR, B.A. (Lond.), M.A. (Westminister), Certificate in Education (lond.), MIPD

3. ATLEE BRATHWAITE, B.Sc., M.A. (McGILL), Ph.D. (California)

4. YVETTE BROWNE, B.Sc. (UWI), M.Sc. (Milan Graduate School of Management and Policy)

5. RYAN BYER, B.Sc (UWI), M.Sc. (UWI)

6. LISA CAIN, B.Sc (Hons), ACCA

7. WINTON CAMPBELL, B.Sc. (UWI), Post-Graduate Diploma in Management Studies (UWI), M.Sc. (Surrey)

8. WAYNE CHARLES-SOVERALL, B.A., Diploma in Management (Pace), M.A. (Brooklyn)

9. ADRIAN CHRISTIE, B.Sc. (UWI)

10. ANTHONY CHRISTIE, B.Sc. (UWI), CMA

11. SHERICA CUMBERBATCH, LLB (UWI), Cert. in Legal Education

12. AUDLEY ESPEUT, B.Sc., (Queens College CUNY), MBA (Baruch College of CUNY), Ph.D, (California C. University)

13. PAULINE ELLIS, B.Sc. (UWI)

14. KENNETH FORDE, B.Sc., M.Sc.

15. TREVOR FORDE

16. GLENDA GAY

17. SONIA GREENIDGE-FRANKLYN, BSc. (UWI), M.A. (Phoenix)
18. T GREENIDGE
19. V. HENRY, B.Sc., Ph.D (Warwick)

20. CARVER HINDS, B.Sc. (UWI), CGA, Diploma in Public Sector Accounting and Auditing, CIPFA, (London), Certificate in Information Technology (Connecticut), Certificate in General Management (UWI)

21. MARY JACKMAN, B.Sc. (UWI), Masters in Marketing Research, Univ. of Georgia), Masters in Applied Statistics (Oxford Univ.)

22. MICHAEL JONES, B.Sc. (UWI), M.Sc. (UWI)

23. LYSTRA KODILINYE, LLB (UWI), LLM (London)

24. ORVILLE LYNCH, Cert. in Education (Erdiston), B.A

25. PATRICK McCASKIE, B.Sc., (UWI), M.Sc. (Birmingham)

26. JUNIOR SCOTT, B.Sc. (UWI), ACCA

27. DWIGHT SUTHERLAND, MBA, M.Sc, (UWI)

28. CLEOPATRA THOMPSON, B.Sc. (UWI), ACCA

29. JULIANA THORPE-TAITT, B.Sc. (UWI), CPA

30. ALPHIA TROTMAN, B.Sc. (UWI), Adv. Diploma in Computer Science (UWI)

31. ALDON TULL, B.Sc. (UWI), M.Sc. (Strathclyde)

32. SUZENA TUTRON, B.Sc., ACCA

33. ALFRED WALKES, B.Sc. (UWI), MPhil (UWI)

34. DIANA WEEKES, B.Sc. (UWI), ACCA

35. ELSWORTH YOUTH, BA (UWI), M.Sc (Univ. of Massachusetts)