Dr. Eric
Melwani and Dr. Charles Karuku pictured with
UGCSI
Honorary Doctorate recipient, Hon. Dr. Winston Garraway
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United
Graduate College and Seminary International honored Hon. Winston Garraway with
an Honorary Doctorate in Humanities on Saturday February 6, 2016 at the Youth
Center in St. George Grenada. Hon. Garraway was honored for his outstanding
labors for the betterment of his people in Grenada. Our Honor System has established a new culture. It is a culture that
believes the ones that have done the job are worthy to receive the same title as those that have labored in the
education system. An Honorary Award is given for
what has been accomplished by the recipient. United Graduate College and Seminary International recognizes Hon.
Garraway as an individual worthy of this honor. Dr. Eric Melwani,
Representative for United Graduate College and Seminary International, along
with Dr. Charles Karuku presented this Honorary Doctorate to Hon. Garraway. We
are proud to welcome him to our UGCSI family.
Hon.
Winston Garraway, Minister of State, Ministry of Youth, Sports and Religious
Affairs and National Disaster Management Agency, has served his people in
building outstanding leaders of all ages through training that has empowered,
equipped and encouraged. He helped to establish a youth movement called, Youth
on the Move. This movement, lead by the youth, was successful in establishing
the furthering of community-based activities. Dr. Garraway served his people
and community in the area of Sports Administration that in part led to his
appointment in the Senate. As the Sports Administrator he was able to implement
female Basketball into the Secondary schools and was instrumental in securing
15 athletic scholarships for both male and female student into Basketball
programs in universities and colleges in the United States of America. Hon.
Garraway continues to fulfill his life’s goals to better his people as he works
alongside parents in the St. George’s Beaulieu New Testament School system.
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