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Ms. Roxanne Burton
Dr. Henderson Carter
Prof. Alan Cobley
Dr. Aviston Downes
Dr. Richard Goodridge
Dr. Tara Inniss
Dr. Alana Johnson
Prof. Emeritus Woodville Marshall
Dr. Sabrina Rampersad
Dr. Frederick Ochieng'-Odhiambo
Dr. Elaine Rocha
Dr. Cleve Scott
Prof. Alvin Thompson
Prof. Pedro Welch


 

Prof. Pedro Welch
BA., M.Sc., Cert. Ed. Admin., Ph.D

Professor of Social and Medical History and
Dean, Faculty of Humanities and Education

Room: A10

Tel.: (246) 417-4388/4395
Fax:
(246) 424-0634
E-mail: pedro.welch (at) cavehill.uwi.edu

 

Pedro Welch

Professor Pedro L V Welch is Dean, Faculty of Humanities and Education, and Professor of Social and Medical History in the Department of History and Philosophy at the UWI ( Cave Hill).  He took up these posts after serving, firstly, as Programme Assistant to the Pro-Vice Chancellor – Academic Affairs and Sub-Warden, Sherlock Hall, then later as Assistant Registrar (Examinations), and Student Support Services Coordinator at the University of the West Indies Distance Education Centre (UWIDEC). 

Professor Welch is the recipient of the 2009 Principal’s Award for Excellence in the academic and administrative categories; an award as supervisor of one of the best Ph.D theses in academic year, 2009-2010; the award of alumnus of the month for November 2010, in recognition of the attainment of a professorship.

 

History of enslavement in the New World; the Jewish diaspora in the New World, women in Caribbean slave societies; the history of medicine in the 19th and 20th century Caribbean; the history of the sugar industry in the Caribbean, kinship and family in Caribbean slave societies; fishing and other non-sugar occupations as alternatives to the estate labour market in post-emancipation socitieies.

 

Select Publications:

  • Red” and Black over White: Free Coloured Women in Pre-Emancipation Barbados (2000).

  • Slave Society in the City: Bridgetown, Barbados, 1680-1834 (2003).

  • Freedmen of Barbados: Notes for Genealogical and Family History Research (2007).

  • US-Caribbean Relations: the Grenada Invasion and Caribbean Political Decision-Making (2009).


 

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