KINGSTON, Jamaica — In recognition of his ‘outstanding contribution to public service and unwavering commitment to the betterment of his community,’ Jamaica’s Consul General to the Southeast United States (US) Oliver Mair, is being awarded an honorary doctoral degree by the University of Fort Lauderdale.

The degree, a Doctor of Ministry (Honoris Causa), is to be conferred on May 22 at the Faith Centre Ministries, Sunrise, Florida for ‘exemplary leadership, integrity and dedication to serving others that have had a profound and lasting impact.’

Citing his work in public service, the university acknowledged Mair, “has demonstrated a ministry in action – advancing justice, uplifting communities and inspiring hope. It’s a life’s work that reflects the highest ideals of servant leadership that aligns closely with the mission and values that the university seeks to cultivate in our graduates.”