Citations and Tributes By Professor Errol Miller at the Mico University College.
Dr. Roderick Karl James, Commander of the Order of Distinction, Chancellor of the Mico University College is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson James. Dr. James was born and grew up in Sturge Town, St Ann. He received his primary education at the Sturge Town Elementary School and his secondary education at […]
CITATION MRS ANGELITA ARNOLD In 1976, the Ministry of Education mandated Mico College to prepare teachers for the Special Education Sector, which in 1975 had become part of the public system of education through the policy of free education. Through an Advisory Committee established by the College, and comprised of leaders who previously provided Special […]
Ethel Victoria Leslie-Campbell, nicknamed Birdie by her family, but ‘Queen Bee’ by her students, was royal in bearing, regal in deportment and always stylishly dressed. While not of the manor born, there could be no question that she was a lady of class. In conversation and lifestyle she demonstrated a deft mixture of confidence, composure […]
Sydney Morris was not a small man in either stature or spirit. Indeed, Sydney Morris was a big man in both size and heart. He was a gentleman and also a gentle man. Knowing Sydney Morris was to be given the opportunity to get a rare glimpse into a world of sensitivity and dignity that […]
Claude Montgomery Packer is a proud product of The Mico as well as an agent of transformation of The Mico. Claude Packer entered The Mico as a teenager in 1963 when the College was under the leadership of the Honorable Glen Owen, the first past student of The Mico to lead the institution. Claude graduated as a teacher in 1966 at age 22 years. In the tradition of The Mico, Claude Packer is a Glen Owen man.
