UTech, Jamaica 2015-16 Annual Report

Page 53 University of Technology, Jamaica ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 with Disabilities continued to provide service to both the UTech Community and the Mustard Seed Communities. Children of the Mustard Communities, specifically those housed at Sophie’s Place continued to be welcomed at the UTech Rehabilitation Centre where they benefited from stimulation sessions as well as learning experiences. The Wellness and Welfare Initiative The College’s Wellness and Welfare Committee responded to the Chik V and Zika Virus outbreaks with a number of public awareness bulletins. These bulletins assisted staff members as well as external persons in identifying symptoms associated with the viruses and seeking the relevant medical support. COHS Graduate Centre Following the acquisition of the Braemar Avenue facility in June 2014, the College has utilized the 2400 sq.ft . of floor space to accommodate its graduate courses of study. The facility is comprised of two lecture rooms with seating capacity for an average of forty-two students as well as office spaces for two administrative staff and three academic staff members.