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AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture Series

The AFJ/Cobb Family Lecture Series was established by the Cobb Family Foundation to provide a public forum for a talented UWI researcher - selected by his peers - to present academic findings on an important topic relating to Jamaica's future.

The Lecture Series is organized by the American Friends of Jamaica, Jamaica Fulbright-Humphrey Alumni Association, and the Deputy Principal’s Office at UWI with assistance from the United States Embassy’s Public Affairs Section.


Cobb Lecture

Cobb Family Lecture
"Ganja: Legalize or Not Legalize"
Presenter:  Dr. Wendel Abel
January 27, 2011
The University of the West Indies
Kingston, Jamaica

Special thanks to UWITV for providing a live stream at the time of the lecture.


4th Annual AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture
"The Potholed Road Ahead: Examining Solutions to Reduce
the Murder Rate in Jamaica"
presented by Professor Herbert Gayle
January 29, 2009
The University of the West Indies
Undercroft of the Senate Building
5:30 p.m.

Special thanks to UWITV for providing a live stream at the time of the lecture.


3rd Annual AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture
The University of the West Indies
January 24, 2008

Professor Stephen Vasciannie presents third lecture in the series
on 'The Human Rights Project'


2nd Annual AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture
The University of the West Indies
January 2007

Professor Derrick Deslandes presents second lecture in the series.


AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture Series Launch
The University of the West Indies
January 26, 2006

Florida Secretary of State and Former US Ambassador to Jamaica Sue Cobb makes the Inaugural Lecture in the AFJ / Cobb Family Lecture Series. Also present AFJ Board Members Monica Ladd and Becky Stockhausen.

Read: Sue Cobb Lecture | AFJ Welcome by Monica Ladd

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