Mrs. Myrtle Chuck-A-Sang is the Managing Director of the Integrationist, former Director of the National Accreditation Council of Guyana and Project Director, UWI-CARICOM Project., While she held the position of Project Director of the UWI-CARICOM Project, she produced a Skills Assessment Report for the Project partners, and co-edited with Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, the Project leader, more than twenty-five books between 2000-2010 and later when the Project morphed into INTEGRATIONIST, another fifteen ten publications were produced. These books addressed a range of issues of regional significance which were all written to meet the needs and interests of our leaders academics, tertiary level students and indeed all our people intent on improving their current and future lives in our Caribbean home and in preparing them to experience the wider world
Mrs. Chuck-A-Sang is one of the Executive producers of a defining documentary on Caribbean Integration entitled “Integrate or Perish” and the only known dictionary of Caribbean Acronyms and Abbreviations.
She was the editor of the Integration Quarterly, a journal which was dedicated to representing the views and positions of the youth of the Caribbean on a range of issues that impact our Caribbean region.
Mrs. Chuck-A-Sang served for four decades with the CARICOM Secretariat during which time she established and managed the Conference Support services and later the Administrative Services Programme. Prior to those positions she served in varying administrative but strategic positions within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Health and Labour and as a rapporteur in Guyana’s Parliament during a tumultuous period in Guyana’s history.
She created the Caribbean Fellowship Inc. as the patron company of the first and only visit by the highly acclaimed University Singers to Guyana and to the CARICOM Secretariat, in 2002, a visit which is still a source of fond reminiscence to this day.
Mrs. Myrtle Chuck-A-Sang, a Guyanese, holds a BA degree(Hons) in Political Science and Communications from New York State University (SUNY) Oswego and an MA degree in Organisational Communications from the State University of New York SUNY at ALBANY.
