Author and Jamaica Observer columnist Dr Henley Morgan (second right) presents a copy of his recent book, My Trench Town Journey: Lessons in Social Entrepreneurship and Community Transformation for Development Leaders, Policy Makers, Academics and Practitioners, to Observer Managing Director Julian Rogers (centre) on Tuesday. Sharing in the moment are (from left) manager of UTech Jamaica Press Dr Paul Ivery, who also serves as associate vice-president, graduate studies, research and entrepreneurship; Dr Zaria Malcolm-Walker, vice-principal, academic affairs and institutional advancement, Excelsior Community College (ECC); and Philmore McCarthy, Principal, ECC. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
July 14, 2022
Journey with Trench Town
Author and Jamaica Observer columnist Dr Henley Morgan (second right) presents a copy of his recent book, My Trench Town Journey: Lessons in Social Entrepreneurship and Community Transformation for Development Leaders, Policy Makers, Academics and Practitioners, to Observer Managing Director Julian Rogers (centre) on Tuesday. Sharing in the moment are (from left) manager of UTech Jamaica Press Dr Paul Ivery, who also serves as associate vice-president, graduate studies, research and entrepreneurship; Dr Zaria Malcolm-Walker, vice-principal, academic affairs and institutional advancement, Excelsior Community College (ECC); and Philmore McCarthy, principal, ECC.
