UCF College of Community Innovation and Education

“UCF taught me how powerful knowledge is, how important relationships are, and how it didn’t matter if I had money or not — my voice and perspective mattered,” says public administration alumna and doctoral student, Anna Eskamani.

“It is always wonderful to be recognized for your efforts but no one accomplishes anything alone. I have been blessed with great family support. None of this happens without them,” says, secondary education alumna and UCF cheerleading coach, Linda Gooch.

“As with any complex problem whose roots run deep, an effective approach must be holistic, comprehensive and preventative. It must utilize cooperation among law enforcement and community partners, social service agencies, educational institutions and economic resources.”
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With COVID-19 still on the horizon, it is critical that we all come together and help reduce the overall burden of respiratory illness on the healthcare system.

Sabrina La Rosa, public administration student grew up in a big Cuban community in Miami with strong family and education values. Little did she know, she would grow up to become an inspiration for the Latinx Community by becoming UCF’s first Latina Student Government president in the first all-female and all-Latina ticket.

As the first full-time executive director of Bike/Walk Central Florida, Emily Hanna ‘13 ’15MSURP hopes to draw more attention to the needs of those traveling by foot or bike. 🚲🚶🏻‍♂️

School of Public Administration at UCF