Joint Colleges Crocs

Good day, Crocs. To kickstart the tenure it is imperative to provide an anonymous space where suggestions can be given, requests can be made and comments can be submitted.

To satisfy this need the Anonymized Online Suggestions Box was created as a simple but adequate form. Please use it to aid the Students’ Representative Body in better understanding what will enhance the Joint Colleges experience.



https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/u77QcHXmWC

Good day, Crocs. As the summer session commences the Joint Colleges Students’ Representative Body would like to assure you all of our commitment to service and representation. With that being said, have a smooth, productive semester and all the best with academia and your engagements.
~ T. Hall ~ Joint Colleges Student Representative 🐊💯

Happy birthday, Tejaun Halls. ~The best is yet to be. 🍾

Happy birthday, Bryon Wright. Do your best and let God handle the rest. Have a great one. 🍾💯

Happening now!
🍧 SIP FRESH. 🍓🍍

Cool down with our refreshing Slushies while supporting a great cause!

Flavours:
🍍 Piña Colada – $300 per cup
🍓 Strawberry Daiquiri – $300 per cup
🍍🍓 Mixed Flavours – $350 per cup

All proceeds go toward supporting the Dental Hygiene Class of 2026 Health Fair! 🦷✨

📍 1 Dental School – Under the Front Gazebo
🗓 Every Wednesday & Friday until the end of March
⏰ Starting at 10 AM

Come sip, feel good, and support the cause! 💙

Happy Birthday, Keanu Dixon 🎉
As Director of Finance and Fundraising, your discipline, and vision set a powerful example.

“With God as Guide, seek the best.” — Ardenne High School

Starting the week with some Croc vibes! 🐊
Happy Monday Crocs!

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Meet Our High Achiever & Valedictorian, Abigayle Edgar First Class Honours, Doctor of Medical Dentistry.

For Abigayle Edgar, graduating with First Class Honours from the Doctor of Medical Dentistry programme at the University of Technology, Jamaica, and being named one of three Valedictorians for the graduating class of 2025, feels like “the final mould in the clay” of fulfilling her career goal of becoming “a well-rounded” dental practitioner. She will mark this academic milestone on Saturday, January 31, 2026, when she graduates from the Joint Colleges of Medicine, Oral Health and Veterinary Sciences.

Abigayle shared that she has always envisioned a healthcare career, initially aspiring to become a pediatrician. That vision shifted during the latter part of her sixth form years, when she became fascinated with dentistry. “I was drawn to dentistry because of its profoundly patient-centered nature, which would allow me to build meaningful connections and see the immediate impact of my work,” she explained. In addition, the profession, she said, also allows for a healthier work-life balance.

Read more at Corporate Communications Unit          
University of Technology, Jamaica.

Happy birthday, Nichole. Here’s to another year of rising to the moment and doing great things, even when the pressure hits.