Campus News and Notes

The students of the Events Management class of 2016 of St. George’s University presented a donation of EC$6,000 to the Grenada National Patients Kidney Foundation (GNPKF) on March 15, 2017. The funds were raised by hosting a successful themed party event at The Aquarium Restaurant in November. Offered by SGU’s Department of Business and Management Studies, the events management course ... Read More »

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St. George’s University’s Alpha Delta Chapter of the Phi Zeta Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine will hold a ceremony at the Caribbean House, Great Hall to honor its outstanding initiates on Friday, March 17 at 7:00 pm. Read More »

The School of Medicine will hold its ceremonies on Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11, 2017 at David Geffen Hall (Formerly known as Avery Fisher Hall), Lincoln Center, New York. There will be three ceremonies available: Saturday, June 10 at 10am Saturday, June 10 at 3pm Sunday, June 11 at 10am The School of Veterinary Medicine will hold its ... Read More »

Research Day and Phi Zeta Research Emphasis Day 2017 Saturday, September 23, 2017  •  Keith B. Taylor Hall   Read More »

At the Spring 2017 School of Veterinary Medicine White Coat Ceremony on January 28, the newest class of St. George’s University students donned their newly received white coats and collectively recited the Oath of Professional Commitment. Like the more than 1,200 veterinarian graduates of SGU had done before, they dedicated their professional future to the thorough and ethical care of ... Read More »

An ocean away and in a two-week span, the Spring 2017 class of St. George’s University took their Oath of Professional Commitment, the first step in their journey to becoming physicians, at the School of Medicine White Coat Ceremonies in the United Kingdom and Grenada. Students in the Keith B. Taylor Global Scholars Program ushered in the spring term with ... Read More »

Each year, the dean and higher administration of Northumbria University (NU) travel to Grenada to confer the HE Diploma in Medical Sciences from NU on the successful Keith B. Taylor Global Scholars Program (KBTGSP) students. St. George’s University School of Medicine offers an option for medical students to complete the first year of the Basic Medical Sciences program on the ... Read More »

More than 100 years ago, sickle cell disease was discovered while two doctors examined Grenadian-born Walter Clement Noel. One of the world’s leading authorities on the disease, Dr. Kenneth R. Bridges, Founder and Director of the International Sickle Cell Anemia Research Foundation,  delved into this disease, and its treatments,  in his keynote address at the annual Keith B. Taylor Memorial/WINDREF ... Read More »

St. George’s University’s highly anticipated 40th anniversary celebration kicked off with a weekend of festivities for which all those who helped author its incredible story—everyone from the faculty and staff to its more than 17,000 graduates — were invited. SGU’s impact on health care, veterinary medicine, business, and many other fields has been felt both near and far. Close to ... Read More »