UCF Assistant Professor Publishes Rutgers Report on Political Socialization of Black Youth Voters
In the report, Amanda Wilkerson and postdoctoral scholar Rebecca Entress discuss findings and recommendations for optimizing civic engagement efforts for ...
Educational Leadership and Higher Education Faculty, Alumna Honored at NASPA Conference
Assistant professor Amanda Wilkerson took home the organization’s Research Award, while recent alum Ashley Samson won the Graduate Student of ...
UCF to Advance Space Exploration Careers Through U.S. Department of Education Partnership
A $110,000 grant will help prepare middle school career and workforce education teachers to incorporate exploration of space careers into ...
UCF Learning Pod Program Provides Learning Resources, Campus Experience for Local Middle Schoolers
The culminating event of an after-school learning pod program led by an educational leadership lecturer brought middle school students from ...
Educational Leadership Professor Receives Global Impact Award
Daniel Eadens’ research stems from the belief that much can be learned from studying how other countries approach education ...
Creating a Path to Success for Black Male Scholars
Educational leadership and higher education faculty member Larry Walker explains the importance of creating supportive communities for Black male researchers ...
Finding Your Passion at UCF Through Research
Annaliese Bullock expects to graduate this May with a master’s degree in educational leadership with a track higher education/student personnel ...
6 Knights Heading to Tokyo’s Summer Olympics, Paralympics
From beach volleyball to weightlifting, meet the Olympic participants who will represent UCF in addition to their home countries ...
New Graduate Dedicates Career to Helping Students and Teachers Find Their Passions
A Seminole County public school administrator plans to use his theatrical past and new master’s degree to advance his work ...
New Study Offers Ways to Identify and Reduce Racism in Schools
Racial biases can unconsciously shape school decisions that negatively impact minority students, but a new study co-authored by a University ...