Tag Archives: Alumni

Colleen Thrailkill ’99EdD shares wisdom from her new book, The Value of Rotting Pumpkins: The Art of Teaching Elementary School, and how we can better appreciate our teachers today.

The 2021 class is scheduled to be honored in a celebratory event later this spring.

David Mariutto '12 spent the past six months working on a mail targeting program for a presidential election campaign from his family’s house in Plantation, Florida.

Having a son midway through her degree helped Lindsey Palm learn to roll with the punches — a skill that has benefited the elementary education student both during the pandemic and a PedsAcademy internship in her final year at UCF.

This alumni is the executive director Bike/Walk Central Florida, where she builds on the skills and experiences she gained while at UCF.

Orange County's procurement division might work behind the scenes, but Carrie Mathes and her team help the government run.

Mental health professionals share tips for dealing with stress during coronavirus precautions.

Public administration graduate assists aviation authority to earn ‘gold seal’ in preparedness and crisis management.

The first week of May is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we want to celebrate the hard work and dedication of teachers. This year, we spoke with four teacher education alumni about what inspired them to pursue a career in education and how they are navigating remote instruction and learning.

Five alumni from the School of Public Administration are honored for their commitment to changing communities for the better.