22 Faculty Inducted into UCF’s Scroll & Quill Society
This year's group features experts in a variety of topics, ranging from human-computer interaction to youth theatre to fairness in the workplace. ...
UCF Graduate and Postdoctoral Scholar Awarded STEM Fellowship
Matthew Taylor, a UCF postdoctoral scholar in STEM education, was selected for one of ten highly-competitive annual CADRE fellowships. Recipients receive a one-year fellowship to work with the Community for Advancing Discovery Research in Education (CADRE), a resource network for STEM education researchers supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF). ...
UCF’s Master of Urban and Regional Planning Receives Accreditation
The School of Public Administration celebrates the accreditation of the Master of Urban and Regional Planning (M.S.URP) program by the Planning Accreditation Board. This accreditation is awarded to professional programs that are found to exemplify excellence in performance, quality and integrity. ...
College Silent Auction to Raise Funds for American Heart Association
CCIE Heartbeats is sponsoring a silent auction on Wednesday, October 31 in the Teaching Academy’s first-floor lobby. The auction will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 100 percent of the proceeds will go to our partners at the American Heart Association. ...
Cleveland Clinic, Hospital Corp. of America Competition Will Benefit Patients, Experts Say
A looming battle between two health care giants is expected to improve the quality of medical care across the Treasure Coast. Cleveland Clinic's impending takeover of Martin Health System and Indian River Medical Center intensifies the Clinic's competition against Hospital Corp. of America, owner of St. Lucie Medical Center and Lawnwood Regional Medical Center ...
Changing Health Habits in China
Changing habits, especially when it to comes to accessing health care, is a challenge. China is embarking on this road as it attempts to make health care more accessible to rural populations. ...
