Administration
FUNCTION OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL
The T. A. Marryshow Community College Act No. 41 of 1996 establishes a College Council to govern the T. A. Marryshow Community College.
The Council has the following responsibilities:
- (a) implement the objectives of the College;
- (b) formulate the policy of the College;
- (c) control and superintend the property and activities of the College;
- (d) provide for the welfare of the students of the College;
- (e) appoint such academic, administrative and other staff as appears to the Council to be necessary on such terms and conditions as the Council determines; and
- (f) adjudicate upon disciplinary charges against students or members of the staff of the College. The College Council is appointed by the Minister for Education in consultation with relevant stakeholders.
Council Members
Dr. Wendy Grenade
Chairperson
Mr. Learrie Barry
Deputy Chairperson
Mr. Andrew Abraham
Principal
TAMCC
Mr. Brian Grimes
President
Grenada Public Workers Union
Mr. Jude Bartholomew
President
Grenada Union of Teachers
Mr. Devon George
Representative
Agriculture Sector
Mr. Walter Simmons
Representative
Grenada Hotel & Tourism Association
Mrs. Samantha Antoine-Purcell
Representative
Secondary School’s Principals’ Association
Mr. Jason Williams
Representative
Grenada Institute of Professional Engineer
Mr. Dominic Jeremiah
Chief Education Officer
Mrs. Marva Bowen-Neptune
Registrar/Secretary to the Council
Mr. Andrew Abraham brings a wealth of expertise in Infrastructure Communication Technology Organization (ICTO), with a distinguished career that includes roles as a Project Coordinator at JP Morgan Chase and International Business Machines (IBM). At IBM, he managed projects exceeding $20 million, showcasing his capacity to lead complex, large-scale initiatives. Additionally, as a subject matter expert, Mr. Abraham was instrumental in developing the Information Communication Technology (ICT) curriculum for the CARICOM region. This curriculum, created in partnership with the Association of Caribbean Tertiary Institutions (ACTI) and the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, is now offered at community colleges in the region.
Over the past 18 years, Mr. Abraham has held several pivotal roles at Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College in St. Kitts, including Lecturer in Information Communication Technology, Dean of the Division of Technical Vocational Education and Management
Studies (TVEMS), and most recently, President of the institution. During his tenure, Mr. Abraham spearheaded significant milestones, including the implementation of the Renewable Energy Project, IT network upgrades, the renovation of training spaces, and the establishment of the Caribbean Center of Excellence in Research, Innovation, and Workforce Training.
Mr. Abraham holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Management, a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Computer Information Systems, an Associate of Applied Science in Environmental Technology and a Certificate in Teaching Effectiveness from Humber College. He earned a Level 1 Certificate in College and University Administration from the University of Manitoba and a CVQ Level 4 assessor training with Heart Trust Jamaica NTA. He was a member of the St. Kitts-Nevis TVET Council, National Information Communication Technology (ICT) Committee, and part of the committee responsible for ICT standards throughout the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis for more than ten years. Mr. Abraham is a current PhD candidate in Creativity, Leadership, and Innovation for Change at the University of the Virgin Islands.
With his extensive experience in lecturing, curriculum development, institutional management, and project management—both locally and internationally—Mr. Abraham is well-positioned to further elevate the institution’s esteemed reputation.
Role of the Principal
The Principal is responsible for:
- The implementation of policy and for all phases of the operation, administration, supervision, maintenance and promotion of the College Programmes.
- The introduction of measures, mechanisms and procedures as are necessary for the effective discharge of his duties.
- The provision of leadership in matters relating to the academic programmes of the College.
- The promotion of the interests of the College both within and outside of Grenada.
- The exercise of such other powers conferred on him or delegated to him by the College Council.
Senior Management
Mr. Andrew Abraham
Principal
Mrs. Marva Bowen-Neptune
Registrar
Mr. Adrian Strachan
Bursar
Mr. David Ambrose
Dean, School of Arts, Science and Professional Studies
Mrs. Merlisia Polius-John
Dean, School of Applied Arts and Technology
Mrs. Lorin Alexander
Dean, School of Continuing Education
Ms. Eslyn Lewis
Director – Student Affairs
Dear Prospective Student,
Thank you for your interest in the T. A. Marryshow Community College.
The T.A. Marryshow Community College seeks to provide quality education at exceptional value to every Grenadian desirous of improving himself/herself personally and professionally. Although we are confident that you would benefit from our programmes, we are interested in helping you find your distinct and unique place within the College community. Knowing which programme best fits your personality and gifts is the beginning of this process.
As the Registrar, I operate with an open-door policy, and I am most happy to provide further assistance by making myself available to students, like you, if my help or advice is required.
The T. A. Marryshow Community College reserves the right to change fees, degree programmes and degree requirements as it sees fit under guidance of the relevant authority.
I wish you the very best as you endeavor to make enlightened decisions about your future.
Regards,
Mrs. Marva Bowen Neptune
Registrar, MBA
The Office of the Registrar of the T.A. Marryshow Community College welcomes you to our webpage. As Grenada’s only publicly funded tertiary institution, the College operates as a statutory body governed by a College Council. Our aim is to facilitate the needs of current students, prospective students, College employees, private sector partners and the Government of Grenada. We are here for you from the Admission through to the Alumni process.
The office has a vision for academic and administrative excellence. Mediocrity will not be accommodated. Professionalism is the hallmark of our relationship with the general public, and our activities are guided by the principles of integrity, accuracy and customer satisfaction.
The Registrar’s Office oversees eight departments. If you are in need of obtaining information, please select the most appropriate office and feel free to call or email. We look forward to hearing from you.
Mrs. Marva Bowen-Neptune
Registrar
Tel: 473-440-1389 Ext. 2269
Email: marvab@tamcc.edu.gd
registrarsoffice@tamcc.edu.gd
Admissions
The Office of Admissions is responsible for attracting and enrolling prospective students in the programmes offered by the different campuses.
Assistant Registrar – Mrs. Cyndica Lewis-Charles
Tel: 473-440-1389 Ext 2250
Email: cyndical@tamcc.edu.gd
Audio Visual Unit
The Audio Visual Unit provides videography, photography, laminating and technical support to academic and administrative departments of the College.
AV Technician – Mr. Joshua Ross
Tel: 473- 440-1389 Ext 2200
Email: jross@tamcc.edu.gd
Corporate Communications
The Office of Corporate Communications is responsible for external marketing/public relations and internal communication within the College.
Corporate Communications Officer –
Ms. Trellona Charles
Tel: 473-440-1389 Ext 2280
Email: communications@tamcc.edu.gd
Examinations
The Examinations Office oversees the production and execution of exams and protects the integrity of the examination process.
Assistant Registrar – Ms. Anique Wilson
Tel: 473-440-1389 Ext 2313
Email: aniquew@tamcc.edu.gd
Records
The Records Office oversees the maintenance, distribution and verification of progress reports, transcripts and other official student records.
Assistant Registrar – Mrs. Desiree Fletcher
Tel: 473-440-1389 ext. 2239
Email: desireef@tamcc.edu.gd
Reprographics
The Reprographics Office provides duplication services needed by faculty and staff for academic instruction, meetings and other official events and publications.
Officer – Mr. Julius Brizan
Tel: 473-440-1389 Ext 2208
Email: juliusb@tamcc.edu.gd