Office of Student Conduct and Complaints

The Office of Student Conduct and Complaints facilitated a Training and Recognition seminar in collaboration with Campus Police and Security Services and Business Enterprise.

This engaging initiative focused on strengthening workplace effectiveness, professionalism, and service excellence among participants.

Our featured presenters included:
• Simmone Bowe — Team Building
• Dr. Janelle Cambridge — Workplace Professionalism
• Dr. Deidre Moss — Customer Service

Each session provided valuable insight, practical strategies, and meaningful discussion aimed at enhancing communication, collaboration, and professional development within the workplace.

We extend sincere thanks to all presenters and participants for contributing to the success of this seminar.

A special thank you to Mr. Solomon Cash, Campus Police and Security Services and Atalia Cash, Business Enterprise.

For more information about this event or future initiatives hosted by the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints, contact us at 302-4576 or email [email protected].

Today, the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints proudly collaborated with Campus Police and Security Services and Business Enterprise to facilitate an Employee Training and Recognition Seminar for Business Enterprise and Campus Police and Security Services staff.

This initiative created a valuable opportunity for professional development, engagement, and appreciation as staff members gathered to strengthen their skills, enhance workplace collaboration, and recognize the importance of their contributions to the university community.

The featured speakers for this event were, Simmone Bowe, Dr. Janelle Cambridge, and Dr. Deidre Moss.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this initiative both impactful and rewarding.

For more information about this event and other events facilitated by the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints, please contact us at 302-4576 or email [email protected].

The Office of Student Conduct and Complaints welcomes work experience students, Rodreges Russell, Danaiyah Rolle and Mauricia McIntosh.

The work experience program is meant to provide valuable insight into the professional world and helps students develop the skills and understanding needed for future success.

On Monday, April 13th, 2026, the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints hosted the second session of our Conflict Management & Conflict Resolution seminar series. This First Year Seminar series was facilitated in collaboration with the University Centre for Counselling and Career Services.

In the second session of our seminar series, we focused on “Effective Strategies for Conflict Resolution.” During this session, we emphasized strategies such as active listening, understanding differing viewpoints, managing emotions, and effective communication.

Dr. Deidre Moss, Assistant Director, Office of Student Conduct and Complaints was the presenter for this event.

If you have any questions about this or any of our other programmes, please contact us at 302-4576 or [email protected].

Highlights from “Marketing Yourself to Businesses” Event ✨

Hosted by The University of The Bahamas Student Government Association in collaboration with the School of Business, this impactful session focused on the power of personal branding and preparing students for the professional world.

Dr. Deidre Moss, Adjunct Lecturer and Assistant Director of the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints, led an engaging discussion on how to effectively market yourself to businesses—highlighting the important connection between student conduct and professional success.

We were also honored to hear from an incredible lineup of presenters: Tyrhonda Glinton, Founder of FEMSTEM Bahamas, Senator Michela Barnett-Ellis, Attorney-at-Law, Graham Thompson and Ian Ferguson, CEO, Tourism Development Corporation.

Each speaker shared valuable insights and real-world experiences that left a lasting impact on our students.

📞 For more information, contact the Student Government Association or reach out to Dr. Deidre Moss at 302-4576 or [email protected].

On Monday, March 30th, 2026, the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints hosted the first session of our Conflict Management & Conflict Resolution seminar series. This First Year Seminar series is a collaborative effort between the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints and the University Centre for Counselling and Career Services.

The first session in this series, “Effective Strategies for Conflict Management,” focused on building students’ awareness and understanding of how to navigate conflict in a proactive and constructive way. Discussions explored key strategies such as recognizing sources of conflict, managing emotional responses, communicating effectively, and addressing issues before they escalate.

Dr. Deidre Moss, Assistant Director of the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints, served as the presenter for this session, guiding students through practical approaches that can be applied in both academic and personal settings.

For more information about this or any of our other programmes, please contact us at 302-4576 or [email protected].

"Empower Her, from Potential to Power!"

The Office of Student Conduct and Complaints partnered with Kelly Bastian, student representatives in the School of Chemistry and Environmental Life Sciences and representatives from the Student Government Association for this amazing event in recognition of International Women's Day (IWD).

Below, are some of the highlights from the event.

The keynote speaker, Tyrhonda Glinton, founder of FEM STEM BAHAMAS. Dr. Deidre Moss, Assistant Director, Office of Student Conduct and Complaints served as co-host.

EVENT HIGHLIGHT: CLUB SHOWCASE

On March 5, 2026, the Campus Life Department facilitated "Club Showcase" to highlight various departments and organizations.

The Department of Student Conduct and Complaints participated in this event. We were excited to inform attendees about our service offerings, programmes, and initiatives.

For more information about the Department of Student Conduct of Complaints, contact us at Tel. (242) 302-4576 or email [email protected]

SAVE THE DATE ‼️

EVENT HIGHLIGHT: On Monday, February 16, 2026, the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints facilitated our "One on One with the Office of Student Conduct and Complaints" event.

The purpose of this event is to inform the UB community of the services and initiatives provided by the office. Dr. Deidre Moss, Assistant Director, Office of Student Conduct and Complaints, presented during this session.

We are grateful to Mr. Arnold Martin (University Centre for Counselling and Career Services), who accommodated us.

If you would like more information about this event or any of our other programs or initiatives, please email [email protected] or call (242) 302-4576.