UCF Graduate, Florida Teacher of the Year Finalist Recruits Female and Minority Students for Computer Science Classroom
Kyle Dencker, who received both a bachelor’s in computer science and master’s degree in career and technical education from UCF, is a finalist for the 2019 Florida Teacher of the Year. In the 10 years he taught at Timber Creek High School, Dencker built a computer science program that supports ...
UCF Undergraduates Publish New Law Journal
A new law journal written, edited and published by undergraduate students at UCF is now available and will be distributed to law offices across Central Florida. ...
Four UCF Professors Help Develop National Training in Advocacy and Culturally Responsive Instruction
As a leader in inclusive programming, UCF is the only institute of higher education asked to join the Delta Teacher Efficacy Campaign – Teachers Advocating to Lead Great Change (DTEC-TAG) initiative, part of a national effort of the Delta Research and Education Foundation (DREF) to ensure equitable outcomes for all ...
CPNM Accepting Applications for Capacity Building Seminar
If your nonprofit agency has a health and human services mission and is located in, and serving residents of Orange County, you may be eligible to participate in a tremendous capacity building opportunity. ...
12th Annual Public Administration Research Conference Attracts International Audience
Are we returning to “Governance in Dark Times?” That was the topic of discussion at the 12th annual Public Administration Research Conference, which was hosted by the Center for Public and Nonprofit Management on the UCF campus on April 13. ...
Associate Professor’s Work Generates $18.5 Billion HUD Grant for Puerto Rico
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced this past week that Puerto Rico would receive $18.5 billion in funding through the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery Program to rebuild after Hurricane Maria. This is largest grant ever awarded by HUD, and it was generated through the ...
