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Let's Get Social 
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education3 hours ago
Join our virtual information session to learn more about UCF’s Applied Learning and Instruction graduate program.
🗓April 21
⌚️ 12 p.m.
Register ➡️ bit.ly/32yM6eR
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education1 day ago
Today, faculty members and future educators from the School of Teacher Education visited Midway Elementary School of the Arts to share their love of books with students.
As part of the Knights Read Community Bus initiative, children were given the opportunity to pick their favorite book from a large selection of covers. All of the books were donated from various grants as well as local community members.
What’s your favorite book, Knights? #BookItForward #KnightsRead
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education5 days ago
Associate Professor Bobby Hoffman answers this and more about applied learning. Click here to read more. 👇
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education6 days ago
Dr. TaLisa Carter will lead next week’s discussion “Is Justice Skin Deep?,” which will focus on the relationship between colorism and perceptions of justice-related issues.
Friday, April 23, 2021
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Register here: bit.ly/3di8VK3
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education1 week ago
Appline returned to the U.S. with one goal – to make an impact through policy. And so, after completing her bachelor's degree in social work at UCF, she began her graduate studies in the Master of Public Administration program.
"It was one thing to protest for change, but another to write change into law. Although we need both, I realized that I have a passion for writing legislation – not only to speak about it but to write it and get my point across."
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School of Public Administration at UCF
UCF College of Community Innovation and Education1 week ago
The American Counseling Association recognized their outstanding work and contributions to the counseling field with two national awards.
The UCF Marriage and Family Research Institute received the Don Dinkmeyer Social Interest Award and Professor Bryce Hagedorn was awarded the David K. Brooks Distinguished Mentor Award.
Way to go, Knights! #ChargeOn ⚡️
