Topic: J.A. Roy Bodden
Letter to the editor: The rights to beach access
Your article in the Friday 23 Jan. edition of the Cayman Compass announcing an "investigation the alleged blocking of the beach access at Prospect...
Letter to the Editor: Cayman needs ‘living wage’, not ‘minimum wage’
Writer says introducing a higher minimum wage is not a panacea for the economic woes of the poorer residents of the Cayman Islands.
Poets move to the beats of freedom
The grounds of the National Museum in George Town were transformed into an intimate night of poetry in honour of Emancipation Day.
Amplify Cayman registers concern over development plan delay
Local advocacy group Amplify Cayman has expressed "great concern" over the current lack of a development plan, saying the islands are "rapidly developing without one".
Book launch honours works of author J.A. Roy Bodden
The Committee for the Promotion of Research and Cayman Scholarship is holding a book launch for ‘The Cayman Islands History, Politics, and Society – Essays in Honour of J.A. Roy Bodden’ on Tuesday, 14 June at 6pm in the Sir Vassel Johnson Hall at UCCI.
From fishing village to financial hub
With the help of historians Christopher Williams and Roy Bodden, the Cayman Compass charts the journey the island has taken, including its rapid growth in the past half-century.
Letter: Port will add to congestion
Let’s heed the wise words of J.A. Roy Bodden re the disingenuous offer of the current Cayman Islands government ‘directorate’ to rescind signatures on referendum for [the] possible mega cruise ship dock in Hog Sty Bay.
Letter: Call to retract signatures ‘disingenuous’
If proof was needed that the political directorate with its warped agenda is taking the Cayman Islands from the ‘sublime to the ridiculous’, then search no more … for, alas, the evidence is here.
Bodden: For whom are we developing?
I wish to be placed on record as stating that the pace and scope of development which your articles describe are unsustainable and bring no long-term benefits to the proverbial ‘little man’ in Caymanian society.
Famous for walking the campus, UCCI president steps away
From the beginning of his nine-year tenure, Mr. Bodden has made his presence known on the small campus. A tall lanky figure with an ambling gait, he is famous for walking the grounds on an almost daily basis, engaging with students and staff alike.
UCCI President Bodden honored as emeritus
In a more than three-hour ceremony, J.A. Roy Bodden, =president of the University College of the Cayman Islands, was praised for his nine years at the helm of the school
EDITORIAL – Passing the baton at UCCI
The University College of the Cayman Islands will begin the new year with a new president. Officials announced last week that Stacy McAfee will take the helm on Jan. 1, 2019.
Stacy McAfee named as new UCCI president
After a yearlong search, officials at the University College of the Cayman Islands announced on Wednesday that a new president and chief executive officer has been chosen to lead the school beginning Jan. 1.
